Asian Games 2026: India’s 85 medals, sport-wise tally and list of all winners

India have won 85 medals at the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, including 21 gold, 27 silver and 37 bronze. With the Games not completely concluded and Uzbekistan still having equestrian events remaining, India’s final position in the overall standings is yet to be confirmed.

India's 85-medal haul made Aichi-Nagoya its second-highest medal tally at the Asian Games. The country's best campaign came at Hangzhou, where India won 28 gold medals and more than 100 medals overall.

China topped the Aichi-Nagoya standings with 169 gold, 89 silver and 83 bronze medals for 341 medals. Japan finished second with 83 gold, 95 silver and 91 bronze, while South Korea was third with 39 gold, 43 silver and 68 bronze.

India's strongest disciplines included athletics, shooting and archery. Athletics produced 24 medals, including one gold, nine silver and 14 bronze. Shooting contributed 15 medals, while archery finished with nine.

India also won three gold medals each in boxing and five gold medals in archery. Wrestling produced six medals, including two gold, while cricket, hockey and kabaddi each delivered gold medals in both men's and women's events.

Asian Games 2026 medal standings

India medal tally by sport

• Athletics: 1 gold, 9 silver, 14 bronze (24 medals)
• Shooting: 3 gold, 8 silver, 4 bronze (15 medals)
• Archery: 5 gold, 2 silver, 2 bronze (9 medals)
• Boxing: 3 gold, 0 silver, 3 bronze (6 medals)
• Wrestling: 2 gold, 2 silver, 2 bronze (6 medals)
• Squash: 0 gold, 2 silver, 3 bronze (5 medals)
• Sailing: 0 gold, 1 silver, 2 bronze (3 medals)
• Cricket: 2 gold (2 medals)
• Hockey: 2 gold (2 medals)
• Kabaddi: 2 gold (2 medals)
• Golf: 1 gold, 1 silver (2 medals)
• Weightlifting: 1 silver
• Wushu: 1 silver
• Badminton: 1 bronze
• Kurash: 1 bronze
• Mixed Martial Arts: 1 bronze
• Rowing: 1 bronze
• Sepaktakraw: 1 bronze
• Soft Tennis: 1 bronze
• Table Tennis: 1 bronze

List of all medal winners

Gold medal winners

Cricket: India men’s team, India women’s team

Kabaddi: India men’s team, India women’s team

Hockey: India men’s team, India women’s team

Shooting:

• Kamaljeet and Suruchi Singh (mixed 10m air pistol)
• Neeru Dhanda (women’s trap)
• Kynan Chenai and Neeru Dhanda (mixed trap)

Athletics: Kiran Pahal, Poovamma M.R., Prachi Choudhary and Vithya Ramraj (women’s 4x400m relay)

Archery:

• Jyothi Surekha Vennam, Prithika Pradeep and Chikitha Taniparthi (women’s compound team)
• Chikitha Taniparthi and Sahil Jadhav (mixed compound team)
• Sahil Jadhav, Ganesh Mani Ratnam Thirumuru and Kushal Dalal (men’s compound team)
• Ankita Bhakat, Kumkum Mohod and Kirti Sharma (women’s recurve team)
• Kumkum Mohod (women’s individual recurve)

Boxing:

• Lovlina Borgohain (women’s 75kg)
• Parveen Hooda (women’s 65kg)
• Ankush Panghal (men’s 80kg)

Wrestling:

• Sujeet Kalkal (men’s freestyle 65kg)
• Aman Sehrawat (men’s freestyle 57kg)

Golf: Pranavi Urs (women’s individual)

Silver medal winners

Shooting:

• Elavenil Valarivan, Sonam Maskar and Vidarsa Vinod (women’s 10m air rifle team)
• Elavenil Valarivan (women’s 10m air rifle)
• Rudrankksh Patil, Parth Mane and Himanshu Dhillon (men’s 10m air rifle team)
• Himanshu Dhillon (men’s 10m air rifle)
• Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar, Rudrankksh Patil and Niraj Kumar (men’s 50m rifle 3 positions team)
• Vidarsa Vinod, Ashi Chouksey and Tilottama Sen (women’s 50m rifle 3 positions team)
• Esha Singh (women’s 25m pistol)
• Neeru Dhanda, Manisha Keer and Aashima Ahlawat (women’s trap team)

Weightlifting: Mirabai Chanu (women’s 49kg)

Wushu: Roshibina Devi (women’s 60kg sanda)

Athletics:

• India mixed 4x400m relay team
• Gulveer Singh (men’s 10,000m)
• Sawan Berwal (men’s marathon)
• Tajinderpal Singh Toor (men’s shot put)
• Ancy Sojan (women’s long jump)
• Sarvesh Kushare (men’s high jump)
• Gulveer Singh (men’s 1,500m)
• Murali Sreeshankar (men’s long jump)
• Yash Vir Singh (men’s javelin)

Squash:

• Abhay Singh (men’s singles)
• Anahat Singh (women’s singles)

Sailing: Manu Francis and Prince Kurisinkal Noble (men’s skiff)

Wrestling:

• Nitesh Kumar (Greco-Roman 97kg)
• Antim Panghal (women’s 53kg)

Archery:

• Kumkum Mohod and Dhiraj Bommadevara (mixed recurve team)
• Dhiraj Bommadevara, Neeraj Chauhan and Yashdeep Bhoge (men’s recurve team)

Golf: Pranavi Urs, Aditi Ashok and Diksha Dagar (women’s team)

Bronze medal winners

Shooting:

• Rudrankksh Patil (men’s 10m air rifle)
• Parinaaz Dhaliwal, Raiza Dhillon and Maheshwari Chauhan (women’s skeet team)
• Anantjeet Singh Naruka, Bhavtegh Singh Gill and Mairaj Ahmad Khan (men’s skeet team)
• Anantjeet Singh Naruka and Parinaaz Dhaliwal (mixed skeet team)

Mixed Martial Arts: Suchika Tariyal (women’s traditional -60kg)

Soft Tennis: Jay Meena (men’s singles)

Badminton: India men’s team

Rowing: Satnam Singh and Salman Khan (men’s double sculls)

Athletics:

• Seema Kumari (women’s 10,000m)
• Manpreet Kaur (women’s shot put)
• Baranica Elangovan (women’s pole vault)
• Prachi Choudhary (women’s 400m)
• Harita Bhadra (women’s 200m)
• Tejaswin Shankar (men’s decathlon)
• Parul Chaudhary (women’s 3,000m steeplechase)
• Vithya Ramraj (women’s 400m hurdles)
• Parul Chaudhary (women’s 5,000m)
• Rohit Yadav (men’s javelin)
• Gulveer Singh (men’s 5,000m)
• India mixed 4x100m relay team
• Pooja Singh (women’s high jump)
• India men’s 4x400m relay team

Table Tennis: Diya Chitale and Manush Shah (mixed doubles)

Squash:

• Joshna Chinappa and Velavan Senthilkumar (mixed doubles)
• Anahat Singh, Joshna Chinappa, Tanvi Khanna and Shameena Riaz (women’s team)
• Abhay Singh, Veer Chotrani, Velavan Senthilkumar and Suraj Kumar Chand (men’s team)

Kurash: Pincky Balhara (women’s -78kg)

Boxing:

• Narender Berwal (men’s +90kg)
• Priya Ghanghas (women’s 60kg)
• Kapil Pokhariya (men’s 90kg)

Wrestling

• Sunil Kumar (Greco-Roman 87kg)
• Deepak Punia (men’s freestyle 97kg)

Sailing:

• Harshita Tomar and Shital Verma (women’s skiff)
• Nethra Kumanan (women’s dinghy)

Sepak takraw: India men’s quadrant team

Archery:

• Ganesh Mani Ratnam Thirumuru (men’s compound individual)
• Neeraj Chauhan (men’s individual recurve)