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Badminton, Men's Doubles R32: Satwik/Chirag trailing

The Thai pair briefly edged ahead 8-7, but Satwik-Chirag quickly hit back to make it 8-all. The Indians again trail 11-9 as the momentum continues to swing from one side to the other.

Badminton, Men's Doubles R32: Satwik/Chirag take opening game

Satwiksairaj Reddy and Chirag Shetty maintained their six-point lead and exteded their lead to breeze past their Thai opponents 21-12 in the opening game, wrapping it up in just 20 minutes.

The Indian duo looked completely in sync, with their sharp movement and quick rallies keeping their opponents under constant pressure.  

Score: Satwik/Chirag 21-12 Sukphun/Pakkapon

Badminton, Men's Doubles R32: Satwik/Chirag start well against Thailand

India's men's doubles pair of Satwiksairaj Reddy and Chirag Shetty are off to a dominant start against Thailand's Sukphun and Pakkapon Teeraratsakul in their first-round clash.

The third-seeded Indian duo have raced to an 11-5 lead.

Score: Satwik/Chirag 11-5 Sukphun/Pakkapon

Equestrian: Indian Dressage team fails to defend title; currently at 4th place

Indian Dressage team of Shruti Vora, Hriday Chheda, Jai Sud, and Gaurav Pundir scored a total of 201.971 points and is currently in 4th place.

India has recorded the scores of all four riders and hence can't improve their score and has lost any chance of entering the top three.

Shruti (68.059) had the highest score among the Indians, followed by Hriday (67.353) and Jai (66.559).

Meanwhile, Gaurav scored 65.794, and his score was eliminated from the team event, as only the best three counts.

Current Standings:

Table Tennis: Manush Shah advances to round of 16 with a 4-0 win

A solid straight-game win for Manush Shah against the young Iranian paddler Benyamin Faraji in the round of 32, 11-9, 11-6, 11-6, 11-5.

The 16-year-old had upset Manav Thakkar in the team event but didn't get a chance against Manush, who comfortably claimed a win in 31 minutes.

Manush will now face world No.8 Lin Shidong of China in the prequarterfinals tomorrow.

Kabaddi, Men's Kabaddi Semis: Indian men in FINAL

India marches into the finallll. They beat Thailand 66-28.

Squash, Men's Singles: Veer Chotrani loses to Pakistan's Irfan in quarterfinals

Veer's campaign came to an end in men's singles as he lost his quarterfinal match to Pakistan's Muhammad Irfan in four games, 11-6, 8-11, 3-11, 3-1

Veer had a good start to the match, winning the first game, but then Irfan made a solid comeback with his deceptive shots and rattled him by winning the next three games.

Irfan will now face Abhay Singh in the semi-final tomorrow.

Table Tennis: Sreeja Akula and Manav Thakkar exit in the round of 32

Indian paddlers had a poor start in the singles, with both Sreeja Akula and Manav Thakkar bowed out in the round of 32.

Sreeja lost 1-4 to North Korea’s Pyon Song Gyong, 7-11,8-11,13-11,7-11,7-11, while Manav was also beaten by a North Korean paddler, U Tae Ryong, 2-4 (11-4, 2-11, 7-11, 7-11, 11-4, 3-11).

This also ended Manav's campaign in Japan, as he had faced defeat in men's doubles as well, while Sreeja still has one match in women's doubles alongside Syndrela Das.

Shooting, Men's 50m 3P Rifle Final: Aishwary Tomar finishes 5th with 327.6

Aishwary started the single-shot elimination with a magnificent 10.7 and then followed it with a 10.4 but it wasn't enough as he finished in 5th place, 1.5 points behind the Mongolian shooter in 4th place.

He finished with a total of 327.6, and India ended the final without a medal, as Niraj had earlier finished in 8th place.

Kabaddi, Men's Team Semi-finals: India leads against Thailand

India's men's kabaddi team have taken a comfortable 35-18 lead against Thailand. There ahve been some shortcomings in their defense that will require some correction.

Their counterpart, howerver, already marched into the final defeating Nepal in the semifinals.