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Para Badminton, Mixed Doubles SL3-SU5 Group Stage: Pramod-Manisha loses to world no.1

Pramod Bhagat and Manisha Ramadass faced their first defeat of the tournament, losing 19-21, 16-21 to the reigning world champion Indonesian pair Hikmat Ramdani and Leani Oktila.

After a winning start against China, the Indian pair couldn't continue the momentum and ended their group stage with a loss.

Their qualification fate for the last 8 will now be decided after the final match of the group between Indonesia and China on Monday.

Para Badminton, Mixed Doubles SL3-SU5 Group Stage: Ruthick-Manasi faces back-to-back defeat

The Indian pair of Manasi Joshi and Ruthick Ragupathi faced a straight-game 10-21, 17-21 defeat to China's Mingpan Li and Zuxian Xiao in their second group match.

This was their second consecutive defeat at the competition after the defeat against the Indonesian pair on Friday.

This has now ended their chances of progressing further, as only the top two pairs from each group qualify for the quarterfinals.

They will have one more match left for consolation in the group stage against the Philippines pair on Monday.

Here is the Indian schedule for the day across sports

A total of 34 matches involving Indian shuttlers are scheduled for the day. Para table tennis will also see plenty of action, with as many as 13 singles group-stage matches lined up.

India’s blind football team will look to put their 0-2 loss to South Korea behind them when they take on hosts Japan in their second group stage match.

Meanwhile, India will also begin its Boccia campaign, with Assam’s Sachin Chamaria and Himachal Pradesh’s Anjali Devi starting in the individual BC3 group stages.

Hello and welcome to the live coverage of the day from the 2026 Asian Para Games

Indian para athletes return for another action-packed day across multiple disciplines, ranging from Badminton and Table Tennis to Boccia and Blind Football.

The games will officially go live in two days, as the opening ceremony is scheduled for October 18.