Asian Games 2023, September 30, HIGHLIGHTS: Indian men’s squash team wins gold; Rohan-Rutuja duo wins tennis mixed doubles gold; finishes 4th with 10 gold medals

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India defeated Pakistan 10-2 in the Pool A match.

Srikanth ensures India are through to the men’s team finals and will face China in the finals tomorrow. This is the first time the Indian men’s team has assured an Asian Games medal.

Agasara Nandini snaps a personal best in 200m clocking 24.47 and placing first in her heats. On the other hand, Swapna Barman finished fourth in her heats with a timing of 26.16.

Srikanth managed to equal 1-1 as he took the second game 21-16 vs Cho Geonyeop.

Indians placed sixth in men’s synchronised 3m springboard with a score of 279.87.

India leads 4-0 against Pakistan in the first-half of the men’s hockey pool A match in Asian Games 2023.

Men’s Team: 205.98, Rank 2

Mixed Team: 178.62, Rank 4

Women’s Team:69.1, Rank 7

Nishant Dev lost to Japan’s Sewonrets Quincy Mensah in the first round with an unanimous decision.

Round two sees a 4-1 decision between the Japanese and Nishant Dev.

At the end of the three rounds, Sewonrets Quincy Mensah defeated Nishant in an unanimous decision 5:0.

India loses to Chinese Taipei in the women’s 3x3 basketball quarterfinals 10-21

Arjun/ Dhruv lost to Korea’s Kim Wonho/ Na Sungseung 16-21, 11-21.

India’s Kartik Kumar and Gulveer Singh won men’s 10000m silver and bronze, respectively with timings of 28:15.38 and 28:17.21 after three of the fellow athletes fell in succession after bumping into eachother.

India’s Bindyarani Devi lifted 109 kg in her first attempt, but fails to clean and jerk 113 kg in her second one. Manages to make it happen in the third attempt, with a total of 196 kg. She placed fifth as Kang Hyongyong of North Korea, totalled 233kg with a World Record in the snatch and clean and jerk event, placing first.

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India vs Pakistan hockey, HIGHLIGHTS Asian Games 2023: IND thrashes PAK 10-2 in Pool A match

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Arjun/ Dhruv lost first game to Korea’s Kim Wonho/ Na Sungseung 16-21.

Indian men’s team drew with Uzbekistan 2.0-2.0.

Indian women’s team defeats Vietnam 2.5-0.5

Muhammed Ajmal finished fifth clocking 45.97 with the Saudi Arabian Yousef Ahmed M taking the top spot timing 45.55.

India leads 2-1. Courtesy Lakshya Sen. The Indian defeated the South Korean Lee Yungyu 21-7, 21-9.

Aishwarya Mishra finishes fourth in the women’s 400m final as Oluwakemi Mujidat of Bahrain finishes first.

Lakshya Sen leads 1-0 vs Lee Yungyu of South Korea in the men’s team semifinal event.

India’s Ayhika Mukherjee/ Sutirtha Mukherjee defeated Chen Meng/Wang Yidi of China 3-1 to enter the women’s doubles semifinal. The Chinese pair are World Champions and are No 2 in the World. The Indians on the other hand are World No 16.

Swapna Barman and Agasara Nandini were placed 6th and 8th place in the heptathlon shotput event.

Ayhika Mukherjee/ Sutirtha Mukherjee won the first two games but lost the last one to Chen Meng/Wang Yidi of China 11-5, 11-5, 5-11 in the women’s doubles quarterfinals.

Lakshya Sen takes on Lee Yungyu of South Korea in the third match of the men’s team semifinals.

India’s Bindyarani Devi started with 80 kg in snatch. However, she failed to lift 83kg in her second attempt, but managed to lift the same weight in her third attempt.

Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty loses to Seungjae Seo and Minhyuk Kang of South Korea in two games after giving up flurry of points at the end 24-26. Overall score stands at IND 1-1 KOR.

Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty loses to Seungjae Seo and Minhyuk Kang of South Korea 13-21.

It’s time for doubles in the semifinal fixture. The team of Chirag Shetty and Satwiksairaj Rankireddy faces Seungjae Seo and Minhyuk Kang of South Korea.

The match up is World No. 3 vs World No. 4.

India’s HS Prannoy takes the third and final game 21-19 to complete his turnaround. He lost the first game 18-21 but bounced to take the next two.

That’s 1-0 to India in the best-of-five match.

Abhay SIngh beats Pakistan’s Zaman Noor 11-7, 9-11, 7-11, 11-9, 12-10 in Match 3 of the Squash Men’s Team Final to clinch gold for India.

Saurav Ghoshal had earlier beaten Muhammad Asim Khan while Mahesh Mangaonkar lost to Nasir Iqbal in Match 1.

IND beats PAK 2-1

HS Prannoy levelled the Badminton Men’s Team Semifinal by clinching the second game against Hyeokjin Jeon of South Korea.

Prannoy vs Jeon - 1-1 (18-21, 21-16)

India’s Abhay Singh reeled off four points in a row from 7-9 down in Game 4 to tie Match 3 of the Squash Men’s Team Final against Noor Zaman of Pakistan.

Abhay vs Noor - 2-2 (11-7, 9-11, 7-11, 11-9)

Pakistan’s Noor Zaman wins the third game to take the lead in Match 3 of the Squash Men’s Team Final against India’s Abhay Singh.

Noor leads Abhay 2-1 (7-11, 11-9, 11-7)

South Korea’s Hyeokjin Jeon takes game 1 versus India’s HS Prannoy in Game 1 of the Badminton Men’s Team Semifinal.

Jeon leads Prannoy 1 - 0 (21-18)

Pakistan’s Noor Zaman secured the second game in Match 3 of the Men’s Team Final against India’s Abhay SIngh to level the tie.

Abhay vs Noor - 1-1 (11-7, 9-11)

India’s Abhay Singh takes a one game lead over Pakistan’s Noor Zaman in match 3 of the Squash Men’s Team Final.

Abhay leads Noor - 1 - 0 (11-7)

Anirban Lahiri finished T17 in Round 3 of the Men’s Individual Golf event with a score of ten under par.

Shiv Chawrasia finished T20 with 9 under par and Khalin Joshi finished T24 with 8 under par. Shubhankar Sharma scored 3 under par and finished T34.

At the end of Round 3, India drops to eighth in the team standings with 32 under par.

India’s Narender beat Iran’s Iman 5:0 on points to secure a semifinal berth in the Men’s 91kg category and is now assured of a medal.

The Indian received five 10s in the second and third round after losing the first round to the Iranian.

Saurav Ghoshal defeated Pakistan’s Muhammad Asim Khan 11-5, 11-1, 11-3 in match 2 of the Squash Men’s Team Final to level the tie for India.

IND 1 - 1 PAK

Narender secured five 10s from the judges in Round 2 of the Men’s 92kg Boxing Quarterfinal against Iran’s Iman, who secured five 9s.

Narender loses Round 1 in the Men’s 92kg Boxing Quarterfinal to Iman from Iran. Narender received two 10s and three 9s while his competitor received three 10s and two 9s from the judges.

Saurav Ghoshal took a two game lead in Match 2 of the Squash Men’s Team against Muhammad Asim Khan.

Saurav leads Asim 2 - 0 (11-5, 11-1)

Chanu cannot get a lift on the third try too. She goes down from her squat position and and seems to have done something to her right thigh.

She ends with a total weight of 191kg which will put her on the fourth place.

DPR Korea’s Songgum Ri breaks World Record to win gold.

Saurav Ghoshal takes a one game lead over Muhammad Asim Khan in the second match of the Men’s Team Final.

Saurav leads Asim 1 - 0 (11-5)

The Indian Men’s Team leads the standings with 191.65 points from 168 boards played after the Round Robin 2-2 match.

The Women’s team is last in the standings with 57.52 points from 126 boards.

After the Round Robin 2-2 match, the Mixed team is currently placed fourth with 144.78 points from 154 boards played.

Nasir Iqbal beats Mahesh Mangaonkar 11-8, 11-3, 11-2 to secure the first match for Pakistan against India in the Squash Men’s Team Final.

PAK 1 - 0 IND

India’s 3x3 Basketball Women’s team secured a passage through to the Quarterfinal with a 16-6 win over Malaysia. Vaishnavi Yadav top scored for India with 9 points.

India will face Chinese Taipei in the Quarterfinal at 6PM IST.

The Indian is outside the medal places for now. A disappointing result so far for her. 86kg is a weight that is well within her reach but it was not to be today.

She made a hobbling walk back to the back room too after the third lift. Hope that is nothing serious.

She now has three clean & jerk lifts to cut the gap and make an attempt at the bronze medal. The gold and silver look a bit too far for her.

Sportstar’s correspondent from the venue says, “She has a thigh injury. Aggravated an existing issue. Physio says she will be fine but not 100%.”

Mahesh Mangaonkar dropped the first two games against Nasir Iqbal of Pakistan during the Squash Men’s Team Final.

Iqbal leads Mahesh 2 - 0 (11-8, 11-3)

India finishes third in the Men’s Canoe Double 500m Semifinal with a time of 1:57.225 to qualify for the final. Ribason Singh and Gyaneshwor Singh were the competitors for India.

India’s Sachin received a walkover from his opponent Turki Abuquthailah from Kuwait in the Men’s 57kg Boxing Round of 16 encounter.

Nasir Iqbal gets first game after a brilliant comeback. He was helped by several errors from Mahesh Mangaonkar towards the end of the first game.

Nasir leads Mahesh - 1 - 0 (11-8)

Mirabai has two invalids attempts at 86kg. She gets the barbell over her shoulders but cannot make the final push with her lower body.

She will register a best of 83kg after the snatch round.

Pincky Balhara lost her Kurash Women’s 52kg Quarterfinal against Sitora Elmurodova to finish fifth.

India’s Binita Chanu Oinam and Parvathy Geetha finished second in the Women’s Kayak Double 500m semifinal to qualify for the final.

The duo clocked a time of 2:07. 036 to finish 5.236 seconds behind leader Vietnam.

India’s Niraj Verma topped the semifinal of the Men’s Canoe Single 1000m to seal a place in the final.

The Indian finished with a time of 4:31.626 to seal the victory.

India beat Nepal 44-19 in the Women’s Handball Group B match to secure its first win in the competition.

Nidhi Sharma top scored for India with 11 goals.

IND 44 - 19 NEP

Rohan Bopanna and Rutuja Bhosale won gold in the Mixed Doubles at the 2023 Asian Games after winning the third set tie-breaker against En-shuo Liang and Tsung-hao Huang of Chinese Taipei.

IND 2 - 1 TPE (2-6, 6-3, [10] - [4])

Rohan Bopanna and Rutuja Bhosale forced a third-set tie-break in the Mixed Doubles Final after winning the second set 6-3.

IND 1 - 1 TPE (2-6, 6-3)

India’s Preeti Rajak qualifies for the Women’s 75-Trap after finishing sixth with a score of 69 after three rounds.

Manisha Keer finished 12th with 66 points with Rajeshwari Kumari 16th with 65 points.

In the Women’s Team standings, India finished fourth with 200 points.

India’s Kynan Darius Chenai and Zoravar Singh Sandhu secured a spot in the final of the Men’s 75-Trap after finishing 2nd and 6th with 73 and 72 points respectively in the Qualification round.

Prithviraj Tondaiman finished 19th with 70 points.

In the Team standings, India finished second behind Kuwait (217) with a score of 215.

Lovlina Borgohain secured a berth in the semifinal of the Women’s 75kg Boxing event assuring her of a medal. She beat Suyeon Seong of South Korea on points 5:0.

Manika Batra lost the Table Tennis Women’s Singles Quarterfinal 2-4 to China’s Yidi Wang in six games.

IND 2 - 4 CHN (8-11, 12-10, 6-11, 4-11, 14-12, 5-11)

India’s Lovlina Borgohain won the first round in Women’s 75kg Boxing Quarterfinal against Suyeon Seong of South Korea.

Lovlina received five 10s from the judges whereas Seong received five 9s.

Rohan Bopanna and Rutuja Bhosale dropped the first set in the Mixed Doubles final against Chinese Taipei’s En-shuo Liang and Tsung-hao Huang.

IND 0 - TPE 1 (2-6)

Manika Batra won game 5 of the Women’s Singles Quarterfinal to reduce the deficit to China’s Yidi Wang.

IND 2 - 3 CHN (8-11, 12-10, 11-6, 11-4, 14-12)

Anriban Lahiri currently stands at T17 with an overall score of 10 under par after 17 holes in Round 3.

Shiv Chawrasia currently stands T21 with a score of 8 under par afer 26 holes. Khalin Joshi is at T25 with 7 under par after 14 holes while Shubhankar Sharma is in 34th spot with 3 under par after 17 holes.

In the team standings, India dropped to eighth with 30 under par.

India leads Nepal 21-8 at the end of the first half of the Women’s Group B Handball match. Nidhi Sharma top scored for India in the half with seven goals.

IND 21 - 8 NEP

Manika Batra loses the fourth game 11-4 to trail by two games in the Women’s SIngles Quarterfinal against Yidi Wang of China.

IND 1 - 3 CHN (8-11, 12-10,6-11, 4-11)

Manika Batra lost the third game to China’s Yidi Wang in the Women’s Singles Quarterfinal.

IND 1 - 2 CHN (8-11, 12-10, 6-11)

India’s Kynan Darius Chenai scored a 25 in Round 3 of the Men’s 75-Trap Qualification Round to currently stand second.

Zoravar Singh Sandhu and Prithviraj Tondaiman scored 24 and 23 respectively in Round 3.

India are currently placed second behind Kuwait in the Men’s Team standings.

India’s Manika Batra tied the Women’s Singles QF against China’s Yidi Wang after winning Game 2 12-10.

IND 1 - 1 CHN (8-11, 12-10)

Preeti Pawar of India beat Zhaina Shekerbekova of Kazakhstan 4:1 on points to seal a berth in the semifinals of the Women’s Boxing 54kg.

The 19-year-old is now assured of a medal and also a quota for Paris 2024.

India’s Preeti Pawar wins Round 2 of the Women’s 54kg Boxing QF against Zhania Shekerbekova. In a repeat of the previous round, Preeti received three 10s and two 9s while Zhaina received two 10s and three 9s.

India’s Preeti Pawar wins Round 1 of the Women’s 54kg Boxing QF against Zhaina Shekerbekova of Kazakhstan. Preeti received three 10s and two 9s while Zhaina received two 10s and 3 9s.

India’s Manika Batra lost Game 1 of the Women’s Singles Quarterfinal to Yidi Wang of China.

IND 0 - 1 CHN (8-11)

Manisha Keer scored a 23 while Preeti Rajak and Rajeshwari Kumari scored 22 in Round 2 of the Trap-75 Women’s Qualification rounds.

In the Team standings, India are currently second behind leaders China.

India lost to Iran 17-19 in the 3x3 Basketball Men’s Qualification to QF round. Princepal Singh top scored for India with 9 points while Amirhossain Yazarloo scored 7 for Iran.

Iran will face Mongolia in the Quarterfinal later today.

IND 17 - 19 IRN

India’s Manav Thakkar and Manush Shah lost the Men’s Doubles Quarterfinal against South Korea’s Woojin Jang and Jonghoon Lim and failed to assure a medal.

IND 2 - 3 KOR (8-11, 11-7, 10-12, 11-6, 9-11)

Manav Thakkar and Manush Shah won the fourth game against Jang and Lim of Korea to force a deciding game in the Men’s Doubles Quarterfinal.

IND 2 - 2 KOR (8-11, 11-7, 10-12, 11-6)

India’s Aditi Ashok finished on top in Round 3 of the Women’s Golf event with an overall score of 22 under par.

Pranavi Urs finished 11th at 7 under par while Avani Prashanth finished T19 with 1 under par.

In the team standings, India sealed top spot with 29 under par, above second placed Thailand.

Manav and Manush lost the third game to trail 1-2 in the Men’s Doubles Quarterfinal against Korea.

IND 2 - 1 KOR (8-11, 11-7, 10-12)

South Korea’s Woojin Jang and Jonghoon Lim lost the second game of the Men’s Doubles Quarterfinal against Manav Thakkar and Manush Shah.

IND 1 - 1 KOR (8-11, 11-7)

India’s Manav Thakkar and Manush Shah lose the first game of the Men’s Doubles Quarterfinal against Korea’s Woojin Jang and Jonghoon Lim.

IND 0 - 1 KOR (8-11)

India lost to North Korea 1-3 in the Women’s Volleyball Pool A game after taking the first set. Soorya top scored for India with 18 points. India faces China next in Pool A.

IND 1 - 3 PRK (25-23, 22-25, 17-25, 16-25)

India leads the Men’s Team standings with 173.74 points after 154 boards played after the Round Robin 2-1 round.

In the Women’s Team standings, India are seventh with 56.28 points after 112 boards after the Round Robin 2-1 match.

In the Mixed Team standings, India is sixth with 132.78 from 154 boards after the Round Robin 2-1 match.

India’s Kynan Darius, Zoravar Singh Sandhu and Prithviraj Tondaiman all shot a 23 in Round 2 of the Men’s Trap-75 Qualification event to slide down the rankings

India are currently second behind Kuwait in the Men’s Team Rankings.

India’s Manisha Keer and Preeti Rajak shot a 24 in the Women’s Trap-75 Qualification event. Rajeshwari Kumari shot a 23 at the end of the first round.

India currently occupy second place behind China in the Women’s Team standings.

North Korea takes the third set 25-17 against India in the Women’s Volleyball Pool A match.

IND 1 - 2 PRK (25-23, 22-25, 17-25)

North Korea takes the second set to level the tie versus India in the Women’s Volleyball Pool A match.

IND 1 - 1 PRK (25-23, 22-25)

Sarabjot Singh and Divya Thadigol finish as runner-up in the 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team Gold medal match. India had the lead in the earlier rounds but the Chinese pair of Zhang and Jiang roared back to take gold.

IND 14 - 16 CHN

Zhang and Jiang win round 12 to take the lead in the 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team Gold medal match against Sarabjot and Divya. The Indian pair take Round 13 to bring back parity in the contest.

IND 13 - 13 CHN

Round 14 is a tie! We are at 14-14 in the gold medal match.

China’s Zhang/ Jiang fight back to take the next two rounds and level the 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team Gold medal match.

IND 11 - 11 CHN

Sarabjot and Divya lead China’s Zhang/ Jiang by four points after 9 rounds of the 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team Gold medal match.

IND 11 - 7 CHN

India’s Sarabjot Singh and Divya Thadigol leads China’s Zhang/Jiang by two points after six rounds of the 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team Gold medal match.

IND 7 - 5 CHN

India’s Sarabjot Singh and Divya Thadigol sped to a four point lead after three rounds at the 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team Gold medal match against China. The first team to 16 points wins the gold.

IND 5 - 1 CHN

India’s Ashish Limaye and his horse Willy Be Dun topped the standings in the Equestrian Eventing Dressage competition. Limaye accumulated only 26.90 penalty points.

Apurva Dabhade finished T8 with 29.60 while Vikas Kumar finished 16th with 32.40 penalty points.

That’s the end of Swapna Barman in the high jump event. She cannot clear the height of 1.73m and will settle for 855 points from the event. She is visibly disappointed by the result. How much of a difference it makes in the grander scheme of things remains to be seen.

Current Standings:

Aditi Ashok continues topping the charts in the Women’s Golf Round 3 with an overall score of 20 under par after 16 holes today.

Pranavi Urs is T7 with seven under par after 18 holes while Avani Prasanth is T19 with 1 under par after 18 holes.

India currently lead the Team standings with a score of 27 under par, tied with Thailand.

Indian Women’s Volleyball team took the first set 25-23 against North Korea in the Pool A encounter. Soorya top scored for India with eight points.

IND 1 - 0 PRK (25-23)

Another successful attempt for Barman. Clears 1.70m with ease to keep a hold on the first place.

But she failed to clear 1.73 in her subsequent attempt.

India finished fourth in the Men’s Canoe Double 500m Heat 1 and failed to make it through to the final.

Ribason Singh and Gyaneshwor Singh represented India in the event and finished with a time of 1:54.829 to qualify for the semifinal.

India’s Pincky Balhara qualified for the Quarterfinal of the Kurash Women’s 52kg with a 5-3 win over South Korea’s Ye Joo Lee.

The quarterfinal will be held later today.

The Indian continues her run in the high jump of women’s heptathlon. She clears 1.67m with ease in her second jump.

India finishes fourth in the Women’s Kayak Double 500m Heat 2 and fails to make it through directly to the final.

The Indian pair of Binita Chanu Oinam and Parvathy Geetha finished with a time of 2:06.956 to seal passage through to the semifinal.

Swapna Barman starts with a jump at 1.64m to move into first place.

Nandini Agasara is ninth at the moment with her last successful attempt coming at 1.61m.

India’s Keshav lost his Kurash Men’s 66kg Round of 16 bout to South Korea’s Jaedeog Kwon 10-0.

India’s Aditi Ashok leads the standings in Round 3 of the Women’s Individual Golf with an overall score of 18 under par after 11 holes today. She is 7 under par in today’s round 3.

Pranavi Urs is T11 with 6 under par overall and Avani Prashanth is T16 with 2 under par overall.

In the Team standings, India are third currently with 24 under par behind China and Thailand.

India’s Kynan Darius Chenai and Zoravar Singh Sandhu shot 25 in the Qualification rounds of the Trap-75 event. Both were tied for first place at the end of the event.

Prithviraj Tondaiman’s 24 will not be enough to take him through to the final.

India currently leads the charts in the Team standings with 74 points ahead of China with 73.

India’s Niraj Verma finished sixth among six competitors in the Men’s 1000m Canoe Single Heat 1 to miss out on a place in the final. He will participate in the semifinal later in the day.

Anandkumar Velkumar and Siddhant Rahul Kamble finished sixth and seventh respectively in the Men’s Speed Skating 10000m final.

Anand finished with a time of 15:40.978 while Siddhant clocked 15:57.944. Byeonhee Jeong of South Korea won gold with a time of 15:39.867.

Jeswin Aldrin’s third attempt of 7.67 was enough to see him through the final of the Men’s Long Jump after finishing second in his heat.

Murali Sreesankar qualified for the final directly after his first jump of 7.97 was over the 7.90m qualification cut-off.

India’s Pincky Balhara beat Turkmenistan’s Ayshirin Haydarova 5-0 to qualify for the Round of 16.

Suchika Tariyal lost her bout 3-8 to Charmea Quelino from the Philippines.

There will be two Indians in the men’s 1500m final as Jinson Johnson also advances through his heat.

The Indian finished fifth with a time of 3:56.22 to seal an automatic qualification spot.

India’s Ajay Kumar Saroj breezes through to the final with a timing of 3:51.93, finishing second in his heat.

Saudi Arabia’s Raed Aljadani finished first with 3:51.80.

Aldrin lands at a distance of 7.67m in the third and final try. This is not good enough for an automatic qualification but it moves him to second in his group, and likely to finish in the top 12.

India’s Sarabjot Singh and Divya Thadigol secured their place in the gold medal match of the 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team event after topping the charts with 577 points after 3 series of shots. The pair will face China for gold.

Pakistan, Japan, Korea and Iran booked their place in the bronze medal matches.

Another no jump for Jeswin Aldrin. He has one attempt left to record a distance and aim for the final.

India’s Aarathy Kasturi Raj and Heeral Sadhu finished 5th and 7th respectively in the Women’s Speed Skating 10000m final.

India’s Nithya Ramraj finished fifth in the second heat of the Women’s 100m hurdles event with a time of 13.30. She looks set to qualify as one of the fastest finishers outside the top 3.

Yanni Wu of China won the heat with a time of 12.80.

Sarabjot Singh and Divya Thadigol are currently placed first with 368 points after nine shots in series 2.

Pakistan’s Kishmala Talat and Gulfam Joseph are currently ranked second.

Jyothi Yarraji finished second in Heat 1 of the Women’s 100m hurdles with a time of 13.03. She qualifies directly for the final.

China’s Yuwei Lin finished first with a personal best time of 12.79.

Jeswin Aldrin faults in first attempt during the Men’s Long Jump Qualification Heat 1.

Murali Sreesankar jumps a 7.97 in his first attempt in the Long Jump Heat 2. He qualifies for the final with his first jump.

Swapna Barman 2nd in Women’s Heptathlon 100m hurdles

The Indian clocks a time of 13.88 to finish second in her heat behind China’s Zheng Ninali.

Sarabjot Singh and Divya Thadigol in action for India in the 10m air pistol mixed team event.

They are currently placed third with 135 points after 7 shots in series 1.

Kynan Darius Chenai, Prithviraj Tondaiman and Zoravar Singh Sandhu in action for India in the Qualification round of Trap-75.

Chenai and Tondaiman have shot 5 at the end of Round 1.

6:35 AM onwards: Men’s Long Jump Qualifying Groups A and B - Murali Sreeshankar & Jeswin Aldrin

6:38 AM onwards: Women’s Heptathlon 100m Hurdles- Swapna Barman & Nandini Agasara

6:45 AM onwards: Women’s 100m Hurdles Heats (1 & 2) - Jyothi Yarraji, Nithya Ramraj

7:05 AM onwards: Men’s 1500m Round 1 Heats - Ajay Kumar Saroj & Jinson Johnson

7:20 AM onwards: Women’s Heptathlon High Jump- Swapna Barman & Nandini Agasara

3x3 BASKETBALL

10:55 AM: Men’s qualification to quarterfinals - India vs Iran

1:00 PM: Women’s qualification to quarterfinals - India vs Malaysia

(3:30 PM onwards quarterfinals, subject to qualification)

ATHLETICS

6:35 AM onwards: Men’s Long Jump Qualifying Groups A and B - Murali Sreeshankar & Jeswin Aldrin

6:38 AM onwards: Women’s Heptathlon 100m Hurdles- Swapna Barman & Nandini Agasara

6:45 AM onwards: Women’s 100m Hurdles Heats (1 & 2) - Jyothi Yarraji, Nithya Ramraj

7:05 AM onwards: Men’s 1500m Round 1 Heats - Ajay Kumar Saroj & Jinson Johnson

7:20 AM onwards: Women’s Heptathlon High Jump- Swapna Barman & Nandini Agasara

4:40 PM onwards: Women’s Heptathlon Shot Put- Swapna Barman & Nandini Agasara

5:30 PM onwards: Women’s 400m Final - Aishwarya Kailash Mishra

5:40 PM onwards: Men’s 400m Final - Muhammed Ajmal

5:50 PM onwards Men’s 10,000m Final - Karthik Kumar, Gulveer Singh

6:35 PM onwards: Women’s Heptathlon 200m - Swapna Barman & Nandini Agasara

BADMINTON

2:30 PM onwards: Men’s Team Semifinal- India vs South Korea

BOXING

11:30 AM onwards: Women’s 54kg Quarterfinals - Preeti (IND) vs Zhaina Shekerbekova (KAZ)

12:15 PM onwards: Women’s 75kg Quarterfinals - Lovlina Borgohain (IND) vs Suyeon Seong (KOR)

1:00 PM onwards: Men’s 57kg Round of 16 - Sachin Siwach (IND) vs Abuquthailah Turki (KUW)

2:15 PM onwards: Men’s +92kg Quarterfinals - Narender (IND) vs Ramezanpourdelavar Iman (IRI) - 2:15 PM

6:30 PM onwards: Men’s 71kg Quarterfinals - Nishant Dev (IND) vs Okazawa Sewonrets Quincy Mensah (JAP)

BRIDGE

6:30 AM onwards

Men’s Team Round Robin 2-1

Women’s Team Round Robin 2-1

Mixed Team Round Robin 2-1

11:00 AM onwards

Men’s Team Round Robin 2-2

Women’s Team Round Robin 2-2

Mixed Team Round Robin 2-2

1:30 PM onwards

Men’s Team Round Robin 2-3

Women’s Team Round Robin 2-3

Mixed Team Round Robin 2-3

4:00 PM onwards

Men’s Team Round Robin 2-4

Mixed Team Round Robin 2-4

KAYAKING & CANOEING

7:20 AM onwards: Niraj Verma – Men’s Canoe Singles 1000m – Heat 1

(Semifinals at 12:45 PM)

7:45 AM onwards: Team India – Women’s Kayak Double 500m – Heat 2

(Semifinals at 1:00 PM)

8:15 AM onwards: Team India – Men’s Canoe Double 500m – Heat 1

(Semifinals at 1:15 PM)

CHESS

12:30 PM onwards

Men’s Team Round 2

Women’s Team Round 2

DIVING

3:00 PM: Men’s Synchronised 3m Springboard Final - London Singh Hemam & Siddharth Bajrang Pardeshi

EQUESTRIAN

05:30 AM: Eventing Dressage Team & Individual

GOLF

4:00 AM onwards

Women’s Individual Round 3 - Pranavi Sharath Urs, Avani Prashanth, Aditi Ashok

Women’s Team Round 3 - Pranavi Sharath Urs, Avani Prashanth, Aditi Ashok

Men’s Individual Round 3 - Anirban Lahiri, Shubhankar Sharma, SSP Chawrasia, Khalin Josh

Men’s Team Round 3 - Anirban Lahiri, Shubhankar Sharma, SSP Chawrasia, Khalin Josh

HANDBALL

11:30 AM: Women’s Preliminary Round Group B - IND vs NEP

HOCKEY

4:00 PM: Preliminary Men’s Pool A - IND vs PAK

KURASH

6:00 AM onwards:

Women’s 52kg - Preliminary & Elimination - Pincky Balhara & Suchika Tariyal

Men’s 66Kg Preliminary & Elimination – Keshav

(Semifinals and finals at 11:30 AM)

ROLLER SKATING

6:30 AM: Women’s speed skating 10000m point-elimination race final - Heeral Sadhu, Aarthy Kasturi Raj

7:05 AM: Men’s speed skating 10000m point-elimination race final - Anandkumar Velkumar, Siddhant Rahul Kamble

SHOOTING

06:30 AM onwards:

10m Air Pistol Mixed Team Qualification - Sarabjot Singh & Divya T S

Men’s Trap-75 Shots - Individual & Team - Qualification (Stage 1) - Prithviraj Tondaiman, Kynan Chenai, Zoravar Singh Sandhu

Women’s Trap-75 Shots - Individual & Team - Qualification (Stage 1) - Manisha Keer, Preeti Rajak, Rajeshwari Kumari

(Medal Events subject to qualification)

9:05 AM: 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team Final

SQUASH

1:00 PM onwards: Men’s Team Final - IND vs PAK

TABLE TENNIS

10:15 AM: Men’s Doubles Quarterfinals: Manush Shah/ Manav Thakkar

11:00 AM: Women’s Singles Quarterfinals- Manika Batra

4:00 PM: Women’s Doubles Quarterfinals: Sutirtha Mukherjee/ Ayhika Mukherjee

TENNIS

Not before 10:30 AM: Mixed Doubles Final - Rutuja Bhosale/ Rohan Bopanna

VOLLEYBALL

8:00 AM: Women’s preliminary round Pool A: India vs DPR Korea

WEIGHTLIFTING

6:30 AM: Women’s 49 KG Group B - Mirabai Chanu onwards

(final group starts at 12:30 PM)

6:30 AM: Women’s 55kg Group B - Bindyarani Devi

(final group starts at 4:30 PM)

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