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India’s Gulveer Singh won silver in the men’s 1,500m at the Asian Games in Nagoya, clocking a personal best of 3:36.72. Avinash Sable finished fourth in the 3,000m steeplechase, while Yoonus Shah placed ninth in the 1500m final
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Commonwealth Games bronze medallist Seema Kaliramna finished fourth in the women's discus throw final at the Asian Games in Nagoya after recording a personal best of 59.88m. China's Feng Bin and Jiang Zhichao won gold and silver, respectively
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Ankita Raina and Rutuja Bhosale lost their Asian Games women’s doubles opener to Kazakhstan’s Anna Danilina and Yulia Putintseva in three sets. Rain also interrupted Sumit Nagal’s men’s singles match, with the Indian leading South Korea’s Hong Seongchan 3-2
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Manu Bhaker’s father Ram Kishan Bhaker said the shooter’s Asian Games performance was below her usual standards after she failed to win a medal. He also questioned a technical incident involving Rahi Sarnobat and criticised transportation and range arrangements.
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Esha Singh won silver in the women’s 25m pistol at the Asian Games 2026 after surviving multiple shoot-offs. The Indian recovered from a difficult start to reach the gold-medal contest, eventually finishing second behind China’s Xiao Jiaruixuan.
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India finished fifth in the women's 25m pistol team event at the Asian Games after a costly rapid stage. Esha Singh qualified for the individual final, while Manu Bhaker and Rahi Sarnobat missed out. China won gold, followed by South Korea and Chinese Taipei.
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Rain threatens to disrupt the Asian Games cricket quarterfinal between India and Afghanistan in Nisshin on Monday. If the match is washed out, India will advance as winners based on their higher T20I ranking, while Pakistan could benefit similarly
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Prachi Choudhary said she was still coming to terms with her Asian Games bronze in the women’s 400m. The 29-year-old clocked 53.21 seconds for her maiden individual Asian Games medal after years of success in relay events.
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India’s 18-year-old Anahat Singh admitted disappointment after losing the Asian Games women’s singles final to Malaysia’s Sivasangari Subramaniam. Despite settling for silver, the reigning Junior World Champion said the tournament had taught her valuable lessons about handling pressure.
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India begin their Asian Games gold medal defence against a second-string Afghanistan side in the quarterfinals. The near-full-strength Indian team will look to adapt quickly to conditions in Japan after being pushed hard by the hosts in their previous match
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PV Sindhu criticised the Asian Games badminton schedule after playing three singles matches within 24 hours. The two-time Olympic medallist said players needed more recovery time and also raised concerns over the absence of Hawk-Eye during her quarterfinal defeat
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Anahat Singh won silver in the women’s singles squash event after losing the Asian Games final to Malaysia’s Sivasangari Subramaniam. The 18-year-old became the first Indian woman to win singles silver but missed direct qualification for the LA28 Olympics
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Harjinder Kaur finished ninth in the women’s 69kg category with a combined 204kg as India’s weightlifting campaign at the Asian Games ended. Mirabai Chanu’s silver in the 49kg category remained India’s lone medal, while Gyaneshwari Yadav and Nirupama Devi missed the podium
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Abhay Singh won the silver medal in men’s singles squash at the Asian Games after losing 9-11, 5-11, 5-11 to defending champion Eain Yow Ng. The defeat denied Abhay direct qualification for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics, where squash debuts
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India’s record 20-member fencing contingent ended its Asian Games campaign without a medal after the women’s sabre team lost to Uzbekistan in the quarter-finals. Three Indian teams reached the last eight, while none of the 10 individual entries progressed beyond the round of 16
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India’s men’s and women’s recurve teams advanced to the Asian Games semifinals after defeating China and Chinese Taipei respectively. The compound men’s and women’s teams also reached the last four, while India’s recurve and compound mixed teams advanced to semifinals
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Murali Sreeshankar and David Patturaj Solomon qualified for the men's long jump final at the Asian Games. Sreeshankar jumped 7.84m to finish second in his group, while Patturaj Solomon managed 7.62m. Both advanced to Monday's medal event in Nagoya
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Neeru Dhanda hit 48 of 50 targets to emerge joint leader in women's trap qualification at the Asian Games. Her performance also helped India move into joint second in the team standings, keeping the country in contention for both team and individual medals
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Defending champions India begin their Asian Games men's cricket campaign against Afghanistan in the quarterfinals on Monday. The full-strength Indian side will face an inexperienced Afghan team at Korogi Sports Park, with both teams adapting to unfamiliar conditions in Japan
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Ankush Panghal assured India of its first boxing medal at the Asian Games after defeating Tajikistan’s Nekruz Salimov 5-0 in the men’s 80kg quarterfinal. The Haryana boxer dominated throughout to enter the semifinals on his Asian Games debut