Asian Games 2023 HIGHLIGHTS, Hangzhou 2022 medals tally: Parul, Priti win silver, bronze in women’s 3000m SC; Ancy wins long jump silver; Indians win seven medals on October 2

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Tejaswin Shankar places first in the 400m men’s decathlon event as he extends his lead by 250 points.

CHESS Round 4-

Men’s Team- India 3.5-0.5 Kyrgyzstan

Women’s Team- India 1.5- 2.5 China

DIVING-

Men’s 1m Springboard- London Singh finishes 12th with a score of 207.80

India won the 4x400m relay bronze as Sri Lanka overtook India in the last few metres with Bahrain finishing first. However, at the end Sri Lanka was disqualified for lane infringement (TR17.3.1). This led to Kazakhstan placing third.

Ancy Sojan wins silver in the women’s long jump event with a personal best of 6.63m. While Shaili Singh finished fifth with a 6.48m jump.

The fourth attempt for the Indians did not seem too good as Shaili jumps 6.31m, in comparison to Ancy’s 6.30m.

The fifth attempt sees Shaili with a 6.48m and is still in 5th place. Ancy betters her personal best and previous attempts to jump a brilliant 6.63m to remain in second.

Tejaswin Shankar eases through the high jump event and is currently trying the 2.09m to increase his points after clearing 1.97 and 2.03m like a piece of cake.

He clears 2.09 in the first attempt and is now trying 2.12 in order to ensure his placement on the podium.

This event has ended for the other six athletes, whose highest was 1.97m by Sun Qihao.

Tejaswin clears 2.12m also. It’s a one man event at the moment.

Tejaswin’s 2.15m high jump is also cleared in the second attempt.

The point difference between Tejaswin and other athletes widen as he clears 2.18m on his first attempt.

Tejaswin crosses 1000 points in high jump and equals his season-best after clearing 2.21m on his first attempt.

India’s Amlan Borgohain finished sixth with a timing of 20.98 in the men’s 200m final as Japan’s Koki Ueyama clinched the gold.

Ancy Sojan’s third jump of 6.56m equals her personal best to overtake Nga Yan of Chinese Taipei to second place.

Shaili Singh on the other hand, jumped a 6.15m and is currently in fourth.

Pavithra Vengatesh fails to make it through the 4m mark as she failed it thrice. With the two Chinese athletes Niu Chunge and LI Ling yet to start, Pavithra at the moment finishes at fourth.

Pavithra Vengatesh fails to clear 4.10m in her two attempts. She will be given just one more chance to go over the same.

Shaili Singh manages a jump of 6.34m, while Ancy Sojan edges her compatriot to a 6.49m jump.

Parul Chaudhary wins silver with a personal best of 9:27.63, but it was Priti Lamba who managed to catch people by surprise as she edged the Bahrainian Tigest Getent for the bronze medal with a personal best of 9:43.32. Winfred Yavi of Bahrain- won gold and finished with a Games Record of 9:18.28s.

The first four athletes in the women’s 3000m steeplechase final are the Indians and Bahrainians. With Parul in second place.

India’s Parul Chaudhary leads as the women’s 3000m steeplechase final begins.

Both the Indians jump safe, with Shaili Singh’s first attempt reading 6.38m and Ancy’s first being 6.13m.

Before Tejaswin Shankar entered the decathlon arena, he was a high jumper. So this would be his pet event!

India’s Pavithra Vengatesh is in action in women’s pole vault final, her personal best attempt is 4.10m.

She clears 3.80m with ease on her first attempt!

Men’s team-278.93 points, Rank- 2

Women’s team-106.83 points, Rank- 7

Mixed team- 234.37 points, Rank-5

ATHLETICS-

4:30 PM: Pavithra Vengatesh - Women’s Pole Vault Final

4:35 PM: Tejaswin Shankar – Men’s Decathlon High Jump

4:40 PM: Shaili Singh, Ancy Sojan - Women’s Long Jump Final

4:50 PM: Parul Chaudhary, Priti Lamba – Women’s 3000m Steeplechase

5:25 PM: Amlan Borgohain – Men’s 200m Final

6:10 PM: Muhammed Anas, Jisna Mathew, Aishwarya Mishra, Soniya Baishya, Muhammed Ajmal – 4X400 Mixed Relay Finals

6:40 PM: Tejaswin Shankar – Men’s Decathlon 400 m

DIVING-

4:30 PM: London Singh – Men’s 1m Springboard – Final

Recurve Women’s 1/8 Elimination: Bhajan Kaur lost to South Korea’s An San 3-7

Recurve Men’s 1/8 Elimination: Atanu Das defeated Robert Nam of Tajikistan 7-1

Recurve Men’s 1/8 Elimination: Dhiraj Bommadevara edged out Bangladesh’s Mohammad Hakim Ahmed 6-5 in a match that lead to shootout.

Recurve Women’s Individual 1/16 Elimination- Ankita Bhakat lost to Rezza Octavia of Indonesia in a close encounter 5-6.

Recurve Men’s Individual 1/16 Elimination- Atanu Das beat Malaysia’s Bin Mohamad 6-4

Recurve Men’s Individual 1/16 Elimination- Dhiraj Bommadevara defeated Bhutan’s Lam Dorji

India slumps to a 57-96 loss in women’s quarterfinal to North Korea.

Saurav Ghosal beats Kuwait’s Ammar Altamimi in a lopsided affair 11-4, 11-4, 11-6. Meanwhile, Mahesh Mangaonkar loses 0-3 (6-11, 2-11, 6-11) to Japan’s Tsukue Ryunosuke.

Scores tied... It’s 34-all! Chinese Taipei will be extremely pleased with how things have come to be.

Sumit and Abhishek fire in the final two goals as India post yet another emphatic win in men’s hockey.

IND 27 - 27 TPE

Chinese Taipei has just managed to pull level after two empty raids by Lin and Nidhi Sharma. Meanwhile, Feng pins Pushpa with a dive.

Mandeep scores early in the fourth quarter, and that will be a hattrick for him as well. The ball lobs up in front of goal and all he had to do was hook it in. Seconds later, Nilakanta Sharma scores off a rebound to help India enter the double digits. 10-0 now.

Bhajan Kaur of India doesn’t allow Yemen’s Atheer Fisal Ali Alhusaini to even open her account in recurve women’s individual. 6-0, it is.

The eighth goal for India comes in the form of a ‘ridiculous’ tomahawk from Abhishek.

Bangladesh ‘keeper Noyon accidentally ends up dabbing it in as Harmanpreet completes his hat-trick!

Tanvi Khanna hammers Arichaya Chujit! All she takes is 13 minutes to inflict an embarrassing scoreline of 11-1, 11-3, 11-2 on the Thai.

India’s magic doubles pair of Satwiksairaj Rakireddy and Chirag Shetty take the match in 34 minutes, beating the Hong Kong Chinese pair of Hin Long Chow and Chun Wai Lui 21-11, 21-16.

After Rohan-Sikki, Dhruv Kapila and Arjun MR also retire from men’s doubles after trailing 13-3 against Takuro Hoki and Yugo Kobayashi in the first game at one point.

28’ Amit Rohidas gets on the scoresheet with a dragflick from the second battery. The goalkeeper gets a hand onto it, but the power behind the shot was way too much to handle.

Back-to-back goals... It’s 5-0 in India’s favour now. First, Lalit deflects the ball from Abhishek into the net, followed by Mandeep scoring off a ricochet.

As had been expected, Srikanth thrashes his Vietnamese opponent 21-10, 21-9. As easy as you like!

Q2 18’ Abhishek feeds the ball to Mandeep inside the D. The latter collects it smoothly before firing it past the Bnagladeshi ‘keeper.

Srikanth comfortably marches to a 21-10 scoreline to snatch the first game away from the Vietnamese. The second game is currently underway and Srikanth leads 13-7.

Harmanpreet Singh seems to be in the form of his life. In back-to-back minutes, he scores two goals off penalty corners. Only three minutes into the game, and India has a 2-0 lead over Bangladesh.

Philippines women oust India in straight sets. Final scoreline: 21-18, 21-15. The men lose by a 21-16, 21-15 margin too.

Joshana Chinappa has been shown the exit door by South Korea’s Heo Mingyeong. The Indian loses 1-3 (4-11, 12-10, 9-11, 8-11)

Rohan Kapoor, ill, will not be able to compete. He and Sikki Reddy have decided not to continue. Malaysia’s Goh Soon Huat and Shevon Lai Jemie have been given a walkover.

There is an unforeseen delay ahead of the start of the men’s India vs Philippines match.

Aditi Swami bt Syahara Khoerunisa 148-146, Jyothi Surekha Vennam bt Fatimah Saad Mahmood Almashhadani 146-141, Ojas Deotale bt Chen Chieh-Lun 146-145, Abhishek Verma bt Nguyen van Day 146-142.

After 252 boards having been played, India is second on the men’s team leaderboard with 266.54 points. In mixed team, India is fifth with a score of 222.79.

India wins all of the four compound men’s and women’s 1/16 elimination fixtures.

Abhishek Verma beats Belal Ayman Alawadi (KSA) 147-139, Ojas Deotale pips Ahmad Alshatti (KUW) 148-138, Jyothi Surekha Vennam gets the better of Sri Lanka’s Anuradha Karunaratne 145-132 and Aditi Gopichand Swami thumps Nepal’s Imayung Rai 149-137.

Eight matchpoints aaaaand done... The Mukherjees take it to seven games, but in the end, it will only be a bronze medal for the Indians.

A long serve catches Ayhika by surprise. The backspin in response doesn’t help much.

The Koreans, and especially Sugyong, have upped the pace and aggression to take the first two points in quick succession.

Sutirtha and Ayhika are running away with the game. Six gamepoints for the Indians!

North Korea pockets the third game. They will need another win to move to the final.

10-9. The ball hits the net cord, and Sutirtha follows the opportunity up with a backhand opening.

The fifth game’s score reads 8-7 in favour of the Koreans at the break.

Ayhika and Sutirtha team up well to push a spin on the counter. India draws level at 5-5.

Ayhika fails to read the spin, and the Koreans have pulled level again.

The Koreans have also been using the longer rallies to their advantage for quite some time now. Another error from the Indians while trying to be defensive. 9-5 to PRK.

A change of strategy from North Korea, forcing Indians to employ their forehand more. And surprisingly, it is working very well for the former.

A fierce backhand off Ayhika’s gorilla rubber sees the crowd erupt. India now leads 2-1.

Ayhika with an unforced error. She stomps in frustration. The Indians cannot afford to offer freebies in this manner.

A down-the-line backhand from Ayhika sees India close in on two game points. But Suyong and Sugyong makes it one apiece. 11-8.

An inside-out cross-table forehand spin from the Koreans! That came out of nowhere, and Sutirtha is left flummoxed as the ball speeds off the table. 5-4 to North Korea.

India has the first game in the bag.

Sutirtha makes the wide backhand topspin look so, so easy! She jumps for joy as the Indians gain one more point.

A brilliant serve off the short pimples from Ayhika. Needless to say, she would need to rely on similar tactics more to keep the lead going in favour of India. IND 6-2 PRK.

A slow forehand from Ayhika on the counter would be enough to do the job. 2-0. The Indian pair looks confident.

Sutirtha and Ayhika last beat China’s Meng Chen and Yidi Wang 3-1 in the quarterfinal (11-5, 11-5, 5-11, 11-9).

Sutirtha Mukherjee and Ayhika Mukherjee enter the arena. They will take on North Korea’s Cha Suyong and Pak Sugyong.

In Game 2, India takes four minutes lesser than the first to wrap things up. The scoreline reads 21-18, 21-14 in favour of Krishna Prasad/Crasto T.

2-0 to Anahat and Abhay as India romps home 11-5, 11-6. Thailand perishes in 9 minutes.

India fails to climb the podium in the last of canoeing medal events today, finishing eighth in men’s canoe double 500m. Kazakhstan wins and Japan takes silver by a slender margin of 0.227.

Crasto and Krishna Prasad start from where they left in the first game. 2-0.

Game point for India as it completes a terrific comeback! Crasto can finally smile; Krishna Prasad still wears a serious look though.

India pulls level at 13. Excellent placement from Crasto as NG Weng Chi fails to get to the net on time.

Anahat Singh and Abhay Singh will be in action soon as the pair goes up against Thailand’s Ananta Prasertratanakul and Arkaradet Arkarahirunya.

Macao racing away with the first game. 7-1 now as Tanisha opts for a change of racquet.

We will get things rolling with the mixed doubles competition between Krishna Prasad/ Tanisha Crasto of India and Macao China’s Leong/NG WC.

The men’s and women’s recurve team are done with the 1/8 elimination round ties. The men have beaten Hong Kong China 6-0, while the women’s squad have just thrashed Thailand 5-1.

Jyoti Tokas loses the other quarterfinal as well. The final scoreline reads 3-0 in favour of Iranian Melika Omid Vandchaly.

Tejaswin’s last attempt is a 12.88m throw. He finishes fifth in shot put and he is also currently fifth on the overall standings.

Here’s how things look after shot put.

That will be all from us from the morning session of athletics!

The duo of Shivani Verma and Megha Pradeep finishes last with a timing of 2:17.614. They are 16.205 seconds off the mark of the leader China.

The Kayaking pair of Binita Chanu Oinam and Parvathy Geetha finish ninth as well. They are 17.496 seconds behind leader China.

Sadegh Azarang annihilates Yash Kumar Chauhan, winning the men’s 90 kg quarters bout 10-0.

Tejaswin Shankar registers his season-best throw of 13.39 in shot put, one of his weaker links. His second throw is worth 13.26.

Vithya Ramraj finishes her heat at the top spot. A PB of 55.42, beating her earlier mark of 55.43, is the cherry on top! She will directly qualify for the final with Bahrain’s Aminat OY Jamal from Heat 1.

BIGGER NEWS - Ramraj has just equalled PT Usha’s national record set in the 1984 Olympics.

The other Indian, Sinchal Kaveram T Ravi, finishes last in Heat 2.

India beats Singapore in straight sets with a scoreline of 21-7, 21-15 in 38 minutes.

Suttisak Singkhon moes top with a 13.84m throw! Will Tejaswin’s throw better the Thai’s mark?

Another QAT-IND finish! Yashas Palaksha’s (49.61) performance earns him a ‘Q’ with a second-place finish. With a 49.44s finish, Qatar’s Hemeida Bassem also qualifies directly for the final.

Ojas Pravin Deotale, Abhishek Verma and Prathamesh Jawkar edge the Singaporean trio with a 235-219 scoreline in the 1/8 elimination round.

India men’s quadrant snatches the first set from Singapore with a 21-7 scoreline.

India loses out on an opportunity to win a medal, with Niraj Verma finishing seventh (4:36.314). Chinese Taipei, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan form the top three.

Santhosh Kumar Tamilarasan makes the 400m hurdles final with a 49.28 finish. Qatari athlete Abderrahman Alsaleck (49.12) is the other direct qualifier.

Tejaswin takes the lead with a total of 1737 points after a 7.37 in long jump. There is a mere five-point cushion between him and the second-placed Japanese Yuma Maruyama.

India women get a bye in compound team 1/8 elimination. The men’s team, meanwhile, is competing against Singapore.

Another bronze medal from the men’s team in speed skating 3000m relay now!

Krishan Kumar crosses the finish line in 1:49.45 to earn a ‘Q’ from Heat 3 alongside Qatar’s Abdirahman Hassan (1:49.32).

Mohammed Afsal P (1:46.79) finishes top in the second heat of 800m to earn direct qualification for the final. Kuwait’s Ebrahim Alzofairi (1:47.01) is the other direct qualifier.

The high jump duo are done with three of their efforts, and they have failed to clear 2.15. Barshim hasn’t even entered the competition yet.

18.9cm off the footboard now and it is a 7.23m effort. With 7.37, Tejaswin continues to top the standings for now.

In women’s speed skating 3000m relay, Team India (Sanjana Bathula, Karthika Jagadeeswaran, Heeral Sadhu and Aarathy Kasturi Raj) bags the bronze medal with a timing of 4:34.861. Chinese Taipei takes gold, while Republic of Korea picks silver.

That’ll be a 7.37 for Tejaswin in long jump. He is 17cm off the safe mark on the footboard!

Sandesh fails to clear the bar at 2.15. This is the first X against his name.

Tejaswin Shankar to be in action. He is third in the order. Thailand’s Suttisak Singkhon gets things rolling with a 7.20.

Sandesh and Sarvesh have cleanly gone past 2.10 as well.

In men’s speed skating 3000m relay, the Indian team comprising Aryanpal Singh Ghuman, Anandkumar Velkumar, Siddhant Rahul Kamble and Vikram Rajendra Ingale finishes second in Prelims Heat 2 with a timing of 4:15.126.

At recurve mixed team archery, Ankita Bhakat and Atanu Das have started off with a win. In the 1/8 elimination, India beats Malaysia 6-2.

In the compound mixed team (Jyothi Surekha Vennam and Ojas Pravin Deotale), India has beaten UAE 159-151.

Sarvesh also comfortably goes over the 2.00 mark in high jump B.

Sandesh successfully nails the 2.00 attempt in men’s high jump.

Jesse Sandesh and Sarvesh Kushare to be in action shortly. Mutaz Barshim, who holds both the Asian and Games record, can be quietly seen vibing in the corner as usual with his head resting on his duffle.

Tejaswin comes fourth in the 100m race with a PB/SB showing of 11.12. Japan’s Yuma Maruyama tops with 870 points (10.96). No. 2 Chinese Taipei’s Chen-Yu Wang has 847 points (11.06). In the third place, we have another Japanese in Shun Taue with 843 points (11.08).

Tejaswin to start on the outer lane, owing to his 100m PB (also his SB) of 11.30.

There is a loud cheer as the broadcast cameras focus on Tejaswin warming up on the tracks. The 100m race is moments away.

Team Sportstar is also live updating an Asian Games medal tally. At any point in the day, you can click here to know how Indians are faring at the continental event.

Triathlon’s mixed relay event begins in China to mark a new day of competitions at the Asiad. However, India hasn’t sent a team to participate in this event.

Also, live, is the Japan vs Bangladesh kabaddi game at the Xiaoshan Guali Sports Centre. India does have representation in this discipline, with the women’s team set to take on Chinese Taipei later today.

All timings are in Indian Standard Time (IST)

ARCHERY

7:30 AM: Jyoti Surekha Vennam, Aditi Gopichand Swamy, Parneet Kaur - Compound Women 1/8 Elimination

8:40 AM: Atanu Das, Dhiraj Bommadevara, Tushar Prabhakar Shelke – Recurve Men Team1/8 Elimination

8:40 AM: Ankita Bhakat, Bhajan Kaur, Simranjeet Kaur – Recurve Women Team 1/8 Elimination

7:30 AM: Abhishek Verma, Prathmesh Samadhan Jawkar, Ojar Pravin Deotale – Compound Men Team 1/8 Elimination

6:30 AM: Atanu Das, Ankita Bhakat - Recurve Mixed Team 1/8 Elimination

11:05 AM: Jyoti Surekha, Aditi Gopichand Swami – Compound Women’s Individual 1/16 Elimination

11:05 AM: Abhishek Verma, Ojas Pravin Deotale Compound Men’s Individual – 1/16 Elimination

11:35 AM: Abhishek Verma, Ojas Pravin Deotale Compound Men’s Individual – 1/8 Elimination (If qualified)

6:30 AM: Ojas Pravin Deotale, Jyothi Surekha - Compound mixed team 1/8 Elimination

2:15 PM: Atanu Das, Bommadevara Dhiraj – Recurve Men’s Individual 1/16 Elimination

1:45 PM: Bhajan Kaur - Recurve Women’s Individual 1/32 Elimination

2:15 PM: Ankita Bhakat - Recurve Women’s Individual 1/16 Elimination

2:45 PM: Bhajan, Ankita (If Qualified) - Recurve Women’s Individual 1/8 Elimination

ATHLETICS

6:30 AM: Tejaswin Shankar – Men’s Decathlon 100m

6:40 AM: Sarvesh Anil Kushare, Jesse Sandesh - Men’s High Jump Qualifying A & B

7:00 AM: Tejaswin Shankar – Men’s Decathlon Long Jump

7:17 AM: Krishan Kumar, Muhammed Afsal - Men’s 800m Round 1

7:45 AM: Santhosh Kumar, Yashas Palaksha - Men’s 400m Hurdles Round 1

8:05 AM: Tejaswin Shankar – Men’s Decathlon Shot Put

8:10 AM: Vithya Ramaraj, Sinchal Kaveramma - Women’s 400m Hurdles Round 1

4:30 PM: Pavithra Vengatesh - Women’s Pole Vault Final

4:35 PM: Tejaswin Shankar – Men’s Decathlon High Jump

4:40 PM: Shaili Singh, Ancy Sojan - Women’s Long Jump Final

4:50 PM: Parul Chaudhary, Priti Lamba – Women’s 3000m Steeplechase

5:25 PM: Amlan Borgohain – Men’s 200m Final

6:10 PM: Muhammed Anas, Jisna Mathew, Aishwarya Mishra, Soniya Baishya, Muhammed Ajmal – 4X400 Mixed Relay Finals

6:40 PM: Tejaswin Shankar – Men’s Decathlon 400 m

BADMINTON

7:30 AM: HS Prannoy, Kidambi Srikanth - Men’s Singles Round of 64

7:30 AM: PV Sindhu, Ashmita Chaliha - Women’s Singles Round of 64

7:30 AM: Satwik/Chirag, Dhruv/Arjun - Men’s Doubles Round of 32

7:30 AM: Rohan/Sikki, Sai Pratheek/Tanisha - Mixed Doubles Round of 32

BASKETBALL

1:30 PM: Women’s Team vs DPR Korea - Quarterfinal

BRIDGE

6:30 AM: Jaggy Shivdasani, Sandeep Thakral, Rajeshwar Tiwari, Sumit Mukherjee, Raju Tolani, Ajay Khare- Men Team Round Robin 2-9

11:00 AM: Jaggy Shivdasani, Sandeep Thakral, Rajeshwar Tiwari, Sumit Mukherjee, Raju Tolani, Ajay Khare- Men Team Round Robin 2-10

1:30 PM: Jaggy Shivdasani, Sandeep Thakral, Rajeshwar Tiwari, Sumit Mukherjee, Raju Tolani, Ajay Khare- Men Team Round Robin 2-11

6:30 AM: Kiran Nadar, B Satyanarayana, Himani Khandelwal, Rajeev Khandelwal, Marianne Karmarkar, Sandeep Karmarkar – Mixed Team Round Robin 2-9

11:00 PM: Kiran Nadar, B Satyanarayana, Himani Khandelwal, Rajeev Khandelwal, Marianne Karmarkar, Sandeep Karmarkar – Mixed Team Round Robin 2-10

1:30 PM: Kiran Nadar, B Satyanarayana, Himani Khandelwal, Rajeev Khandelwal, Marianne Karmarkar, Sandeep Karmarkar – Mixed Team Round Robin 2-11

11:00 AM: Asha Sharma, Puja Batra, Bharti Dey, Alka Kshirsagar, Kalpana Gurjar, Vidya Patel - Women Team – Women Team Round Robin 2-6

1:30 PM: Asha Sharma, Puja Batra, Bharti Dey, Alka Kshirsagar, Kalpana Gurjar, Vidya Patel - Women Team – Women Team Round Robin 2-7

CHESS

12:30 PM: Vidit Gujarathi, Gukesh D., Arjun Erigais, R. Praggnanandhaa– Men’s Team Round 4

12:30 PM: Koneru Humpy, Vantika Agrawal, Vaishali Rameshbabu, Savitha Sri Baskar – Women’s Team Round 4

DIVING

4:30 PM: London Singh – Men’s 1m Springboard – Final

EQUESTRIAN

7:00 AM onwards: Major Apurva Dabhade, Vikas Kumar - Eventing Jumping (Individual Final)

HOCKEY

1:15 PM: Men’s team Vs Bangladesh – Preliminary Men’s Pool A

KABADDI

1:30 PM: Women’s Team Vs Chinese Taipei – Preliminary Round

KAYAKING & CANOEING

7:40 AM: Niraj Verma – M - C1 1000m Final

8:20 AM: Shivani Verma, Megha Pradeep – W - C2 500m Final

9:15 AM: Ribason Singh Ningthoujam, Gyanmeshwor Singh Philem - M-C2 500m Finals

KURASH

7:00 AM: Jyoti Tokas Vs Iran – Women’s - 87 kg – Quarterfinal

7:05 AM: Yash Kumar Chauhan Vs Iran – Men’s 90 Kg – Quarterfinal

ROLLER SKATING

6:45 AM: Aryan Pal, Anand Kumar, Siddhant, Vikram – M Speed Skating 3000m relay race – Preliminary

7:00 AM: Sanjana, Karthika, Heeral, Aarathi - W Speed Skating 3000m relay race – Final

7:25 AM: Aryan Pal, Anand Kumar, Siddhant, Vikram – M Speed Skating 3000m relay race – Final (If Qualified)

SEPAKTAKRAW

7:30 AM: Team India Vs Singapore – Men’s Quadrant Group Stage

12:30 PM: Team India Vs Philippines – Men’s Quadrant Group Stage

12:30 PM: Team India Vs Philippines – Women’s Quadrant Group Stage

SQUASH

10:00 AM: Abhay Singh & Anahat Singh Vs Thailand – Mixed Doubled 1st Round, Team Pool Match

12:30 PM: Tanvi Khanna vs C. Arichaya (THA) – Women’s Singles Round of 16

1:30 PM: Joshana Chinappa vs M. Heo (KOR) - Women’s Singles Round of 16

3:30 PM: Mahesh M vs R. Tsukue (JPN) – Men’s Singles Round of 16

3:30 PM: Saurav Ghosal vs A. Altamimi (KUW) - Men’s Singles Round of 16

TABLE TENNIS

10:15 AM: Ayhika M & Sutirtha M Vs PR Korea - Women’s Doubles Semifinals (final at 4:00 PM if the pair qualifies)

Sony Sports Network channels— Sony Sports Ten 1, Sony Sports Ten 2, Sony Sports Ten 3, Sony Sports Ten 4, and Sony Sports Ten 5—will live telecast the following Indian events today. The action will also be available for live streaming on the SonyLIV app.

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