Asian Games 2026: Manu Baker finishes 5th; Mirabai Chanu wins silver – Highlights

Update: 2026-09-22 23:35 GMT
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2026-09-23 04:34 GMT

Shooting, Men's Skeet Qualification: Bronze for Indian men's team

Anantjeet Singh Naruka, Mairaj Khan, & Bhavtegh Singh Gill confirmed a team bronze medal for India with 346/375 hits.

The trio made an excellent comeback on the final day, jumping from 5th place to 3rd place with a brilliant 73/75 hits.

This also helped them to edge Kazakhstan, who also had 346 hits but in the final series they shot 66/75 and lost the medal on countback.

Meanwhile, Anantjeet Singh Naruka also confirmed his place in the individual final with 119 hits, finishing 5th. 



2026-09-23 04:17 GMT

Kabaddi, Women's Team Group Stage: India register a big 37-23 win over Iran

Indian women's kabaddi team made a strong comeback in the second half and completed another dominant win over Iran.

After a slower start and just edging out 19-15 in the first half, the Indian women's team came out strongly in the second half and won 18-8 to confirm their domination once again.

The team now have two out of two wins in the group stage and will take on Japan in their final group match tomorrow to confirm a medal and a place in the semi-finals.


 


2026-09-23 04:05 GMT

Shooting: India ends the Women's Air Pistol Event without a medal



2026-09-23 03:59 GMT

Shooting, Air Pistol Women's Individual Final: Manu Bhaker eliminated; finishes 5th

Manu Bhaker once again posted a strong 10.8, which lifted her to third place on her 17th shot.

However, she followed it with a poor 9.6, dropping to fifth and getting eliminated from the competition.

She finished fifth with a total of 181.1.

With this, India ended the women’s air pistol event without any medals, after the team had earlier finished fourth and Manu was the sole Indian in the final.



2026-09-23 03:56 GMT

Shooting, Air Pistol Women's Individual Final: Manu Bhaker survives elimination once again; confirms top 5

Vietnam's Thuy Nguyen shot 9.2 on her 16th shot and hence Manu Bhaker survived an elimination with her 10.3 shot.

She is currently in 5th place with 160.7 in 16 shots and is trailing the top 4 by 1 point. 


 

2026-09-23 03:52 GMT

Shooting, Air Pistol Women's Individual Final: Manu Bhaker remains in 5th despite a 9.2

Manu had a very bad score of 9.2 on the 13th attempt, and she was dropped to a tied 6th spot and was on the verge of elimination.

But then an excellent 10.8 on her 14th shot kept her alive,e and she remained in contention for af medal.

She currently stands at 140.4 after 14 shots.


 


2026-09-23 03:47 GMT

Shooting, Air Pistol Women's Individual Final: Manu Bhaker drops to 5th after 10 shots

A poor second series of five shots, scoring 49.5, pushed Manu down to 5th place and now need to find high tens to come back to medal positions.

Manu has a total score of 100.3, while Choo G of South Korea remains at the top with 101.6.

2026-09-23 03:40 GMT

Shooting, Air Pistol Women's Individual Final: Manu Bhaker in third spot after 5 shots

Manu shot a decent series of 50.8 in the first series of 5 shots, trailing the Korean and Chinese shooters.

She will need to improve this in the following series to rise further in the rankings.


 

2026-09-23 03:31 GMT

Shooting, Women's Skeet Qualification: India women's team clinches bronze medal

The Indian trio of Maheshwari Chauhan (109), Raiza Dhillon (111) and Parinaaz Dhaliwal (111) finished third in the team with 331/375 hits to confirm a bronze.

China won gold with 357 hits, while Kazakhstan took silver with 336 hits.

While Maheshwari missed out on the final, finishing 12th, Raiza and Parinaaz are tied in 8th place with one Qatari shooter and will fight in a 3-way shoot-off for that final spot.


2026-09-23 03:25 GMT

Kabaddi, Women's Team Group Stage: 10'- India 11-11

India levels back in the first half with two good raids from Pooija, winning a touch point each.

This will give good confidence to the Indian side, who had a rocky start, trailing big early in the match.

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