Asian Games 2026: Elavenil wins two silvers as India assures more medals in MMA, cricket - Highlights

Teqball, Mixed Doubles Bronze Medal Match: Quimcy D'Souza-Anas concedes the first set

The Indian pair showed a better fight against the Vietnamese than in their quarterfinal meeting, but once again lost composure in the final stage.

After having an 8-6 lead in the first set, the duo made a lot of errors, including a double fault on the set point to concede it, 9-12.

They will have one more set to bounce back in the match; otherwise, the Indian Teqers will finish medal-less at this inaugural edition of Teqball at the Asian Games.

Table Tennis, Women's Team: Diya Chitale extends her lead

Diya Chitale, the former Indian national champion, in cruise control. She wins the second game 11-8 and is just a game away from wrapping this match up.

Teqball, Mixed Doubles Bronze Medal Match: Quimcy D'Souza-Anas in action

Quimcy D'Souza will have a second shot at a medal with the mixed doubles bronze medal match alongside Mohamed Anas Baig.

The duo will take on Vietnam's Hoang Minh Tan and Gia Nghi Trinh, who had defeated the Indians in the quarterfinals earlier in the competition.

Table Tennis, Women's Team: Diya Chitale starts well

Almaira seems to be pushing Diya Chitale to the limit, but the Indian is staying in it. She wins the hard-fought opening game 11-9.

Swimming: FOUR Indians in action

Four Indian swimmers will take the pool at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre. 

Akash Mani and Rohit Benediction will compete in the men’s 100m freestyle, with both featuring in Heat 5. Mani will be in Lane 1, while Benediction starts from Lane 8.

In the men’s 100m backstroke, Rishabh Das and Utkarsh Patil will take the blocks in Heat 3.

7:22 AM: Men's 100m Freestyle

7:31 AM: Men's 100m Backstroke

Read complete preview here.

Table Tennis, Women's Team: Sreeja Akula wins Match 1 for India

Sreeja Akula is the leader of this team in Manika Batra's absence. And Sreeja Akula delivers to kickstart India's campaign.

Akula takes down Ni Mahrani of Indonesia 11-3, 8-11, 11-2, 11-4!

IND 1-0 INA

Teqball, Women's Singles Bronze Medal Match: Quimcy D'Souza loses to Sakamoto; misses out on medal

Quimcy starts the second set strongly, winning the first three of the four points with some quality smashes on the near side.

She kept her lead at the halfway stage despite the quality deceptive shots from Sakamoto, but then the home favourite won three straight points to level the score at 6-6.

After that, the errors crept in from the Japanese, and Quimcy regained a 3-point lead at 10-7.

Once again, the Japanese player showed her quality and won four straight points to earn a match point opportunity at 11-10.

Quimcy saved the first match point but then couldn't find a retrieval on the second and lost another set by just one point, 11-12.

Table Tennis, Women's Team: Sreeja on the charge

Sreeja Akula is on the charge in against Maharani. Pockets the third game 11-4 in mere four minutes.

She leads 11-3, 8-11, 4-11.

Table Tennis, Women's Team: Sreeja Akula off to a good start

There seems to be no LIVE stream for now, but India's Sreeja Akula is off to a good start in Match 1 of the women's team time against Indonesia.

She wins the opening game against Maharani 11-3 before surrendering 8-11 in Game 2.

Teqball, Women's Singles Bronze Medal Match: Quimcy D'Souza concedes the first set

In a closely fought first set, Quimcy lost to Sakamoto 11-12 with an unforced error on the set point.

Sakamoto started well in the set and gained a 7-4 lead, but the young Indian kept the pressure and levelled the score at 7-7; then Sakamoto again took a 10-8 lead.

Qumicy then won three points on the trot to earn a set point but then couldn't find the finish, losing the final two points on unforced errors.