Asian Games 2026: Women's cricket brings India's first gold - Highlights
Table Tennis, Women's Team: Sreeja Akula LOSES!
Sreeja Akula is taken down in a thriller. The Indian, despite having a two-game lead, can't hold on.
She goes down 11-7, 11-1, 9-11, 6-11, 10-12 to Orawan Paranang of Thailand.
IND 0-1 THA
Badminton, Women’s Team quarterfinal: Sindhu on backfoot
This definitely doesnt look for India. Sindhu trails 4-11 at halftime in teh third and final decider. Both Sindhu and Yamaguchi have won a game each.
Will Sindhu be able to recover the 7 point defecit??
Badminton, Women’s Team quarterfinal: Yamaguchi in lead
Yamaguchi starts off the decider with an upperhand and four point cushion at 7-3.
Shooting, Mixed 10m air rifle: Elavenil-Parth move to the final!
And as expected, Elavenil Valarivan and Parth Mane have done enough in the qualification round.
They finish second with a total of 634.6 to book their spot in the final behind China's world record 638.9!
Ela and Parth will return for the final at 8:25am IST, where they'll hope to get India's first gold of the 2026 Asian Games.
Sepak Takraw, Men's Team Regu: India trails 0-1
Indian men start slowly against Malaysia, conceding the first match to trail 0-1 in the tie.
India lost 2-1 (13-15, 15-11, 6-15) in the opening match.
Yesterday, India lost to Japan 1-2 in their opening match. Top two teams from the group matches will advance to the quarterfinals.
Table Tennis, Women's Team: Sreeja Akula forced into a decider
The Indian is unable to keep up with Orawan's constant attacks and has been forced into a defensive shell.
Badminton, Women’s Team quarterfinal: Sindhu concedes
Yamaguchi has a handful of game points. Sindhu saves one but her backhand fails to clear the net in the next point. Sindhu concedes the second game 18-21.
The match goes into decider.
Badminton, Women’s Team quarterfinal: Sindhu still in the game
Sindhu is trailing by three points at 14-17. The Indian would prefer to wind this match in this game.
And she does! Wins two points to inch closer at 16-17 only to fall behind again at 16-19.
Soft Tennis, Men's Singles: Jay Meena v/s Pakistan
Jay Meena, arguably India's best soft tennis player, opens his men's singles campaign. He goes up against Pakistan's Hussain Arain in Group D.
Badminton, Women’s Team quarterfinal: Sindhu holding on
A big hard smash from Sindhu levels the score at 5-all. She repeats her attack, but a wrong judgement and shuttle on the net takes the score to 7-all.
Yamaguchi is quick to pocket some crucial points to lead 11-9. But the Indian is not letting this slip. Scores at 11-all.
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