Asian Games 2026: India sign off Aichi-Nagoya with historic hockey, cricket gold doubles - Highlights
Golf, Women's Individual: Triple Bogey from Pranavi!
Oh no, there's a triple bogey from Pranavi Urs as early as the third role on Day 4.
It pulls her down from the gold medal position to the silver. She currently has a score of 12-under-par, trailing China's Yin Ruoning by a stroke.
A triple bogey is when a golfer takes three shots more than the par to finish a hole. Pranavi takes 7 shots to finish a four-shot Hole 3.
Archery, Women's Individual QF: Kumkum Mohod to SEMISSSS!
A sensational win for the 17-year-old Kumkum Mohod, who has taken down the reigning world champion and former Olympic gold medallist Kang Chae Young of South Korea in the quarter-finals.
Mohod holds her nerves to shoot a ten with her final arrow of the match to draw level in the fifth set and close off the match with a 6-4 win!
Golf, Women's Individual: Pranavi Urs starts decently
Pranavi Urs, who was at the gold medal position at the end of Day 3, has started decently on the final day of women's individual stroke play.
She begins from Hole 10 and has carded two pars in as many holes.
Women's golf is one event we'll closely follow today with an individual medal for Pranavi and a team medal for India on the horizon!
With a score of 6-under-par, the Indian trio of Aditi Ashok, Diksha Dagar, and Pranavi have fallen down to the third spot in the standings. They were at the second at the end of day's play yesterday.
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It is the penultimate day of the continental games and the Indian contingent has finally risen through the ranks to be placed fifth in the medal tally, thanks to a stunning performance led by the boxers and archers.
There are more gold medals on offer today, especially in men's cricket and men's hockey. India could, very well, also find itself on the podium in recurve individual archery events and wrestling, where Antim Panghal and Olympic medallist Aman Sehrawat will also be in action.
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