AI illustrationNagpur's Agastya Singhania wins two under-12 tennis titles
He won the singles final and teamed up with Kabiir Panchmatia for doubles.
AI illustrationHe won the singles final and teamed up with Kabiir Panchmatia for doubles.
AI illustrationMukesh Kumar took six second-innings wickets and Akash Deep three as the match ended in Srinagar on October 4. Smaran’s century had helped set a target of 279.
AI illustrationThe October 4 closing ceremony in Nagoya formally ended the Games. India finished fourth with 21 gold, 27 silver and 37 bronze medals.
AI illustrationEstêvão and Pedro scored before half-time, followed by two Samuel Lino goals in the October 3 international.
AI illustrationWest Indies chased 352 in New Chandigarh with five wickets and ten balls remaining, overcoming KL Rahul’s unbeaten 129 for India.
AI illustrationIndia’s Antim Panghal finished runner-up to Japan’s Moe Kiyooka in the women’s 53kg event on October 3, improving on her bronze at the previous Games.
AI illustrationThe Indian wrestler defeats North Korea’s Han Chong Song, improving on his previous Asian Games bronze.
AI illustrationThe final victory also secures a place at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
AI illustrationThe all-Indian men’s individual playoff ends 6–4; the official score sheet records a five-set contest.
AI illustrationIndia’s 211 for six proves enough in the final at Korogi Sports Park; Pakistan finishes on 192 for six.
AI illustrationUrs finished one stroke ahead at the Asian Games on October 3, while the Indian women’s team finished behind China.
AI illustrationA 10–8 shoot-off seals a 6–5 final victory over South Korea’s Oh Yejin, adding an individual title to India’s earlier team success.
AI illustrationLalremsiami’s goal and Savita Punia’s penalty-stroke save helped secure the October 2 final and a Los Angeles Olympic berth.
AI illustrationJapan won the October 2 semifinal in two sets; the medal is India’s first in this specific Asian Games event.
AI illustrationThe Chennai sailor finishes third with 14 points after a first-place finish and a sixth place in the two final races on October 2.
AI illustrationOctober 2 final wins in the women’s 65kg and men’s 80kg categories take India’s boxing campaign to three golds, following Lovlina Borgohain’s earlier victory.
AI illustrationThe Indian wrestler overturns a 2-9 deficit against Tajikistan’s Abdulmazhid Kudiev in the October 2 final, after beating the Olympic champion in the semifinal.
AI illustrationThe Indian boxer beat China’s Bao Ziyi 5–0 in the women’s 75kg final on October 2, improving on her silver at the previous Games.
AI illustrationThe October 2 finals brought two medals, with India beating South Korea 5–3 in the women’s team event.
AI illustrationThe Indian wrestler lost the October 1 final 0–4 to Japan’s Yuri Nakazato after two earlier victories.
AI illustrationThe October 1 tie finished 1–2 after Veer Chotrani’s win kept India in contention before the deciding match.
AI illustrationThe men’s skiff result on October 1 gives India its first sailing medal of the Aichi-Nagoya Games.
AI illustrationIshan Kishan’s unbeaten 80 and a strong bowling performance set up an October 3 final against Pakistan.
AI illustrationIndia beat Pakistan on October 1 after a three-goal lead disappeared. The men’s gold-medal match is scheduled for October 3.
AI illustrationJyothi Surekha Vennam, Chikitha Taniparthi and Prithika Pradeep defeated China in the September 30 final.
AI illustrationThe Indian distance runner finished third in 13:32.75 after earlier silver medals in the 10,000m and 1,500m at Aichi-Nagoya.
AI illustrationKiran, Poovamma Machettira, Prachi and Vithya Ramraj beat Bahrain and China to deliver India’s first athletics gold of the 2026 Games.
AI illustrationParveen Hooda and Ankush Panghal won their semifinals, while Narender Berwal finished with bronze after losing to world champion Aibek Oralbay.
AI illustrationNeeru became the first Indian woman to win the Games’ individual trap title, hours after sharing team silver with Manisha Keer and Aashima Ahlawat.
AI illustrationFour silver and four bronze medals came across athletics, shooting and kurash, with Vithya Ramraj setting a national hurdles record.
AI illustrationAnahat Singh and Abhay Singh finish runners-up in the singles finals in Japan.
AI illustrationFinal-round draws in Samarkand put both Indian teams on the podium and secure another combined-performance trophy.
AI illustrationSawan Barwal and Tajinderpal Singh take silver; Prachi Choudhary earns bronze.