Asian Games
Asian Games 2023: List of Indian athletes with multiple medals
A total of 34 Indian athletes won more than one medal at the Asian Games 2023, Hangzhou, China.
Asian Games 2023 has proved to be the best-ever edition for India, with a 655-member contingent returning home with a total of 107 medals, including 28 gold, 38 silver, and 41 bronze medals.
This is the first time in the Asian Games history that India has crossed the 100-medal mark. India's previous best was 70 medals achieved at the Jakarta Asiad in 2018.
This 19th edition saw the rise of youngsters such as Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar, Ojas Deotale and Esha Singh who won two medals.
Here is the List of Indian athletes with multiple medals:
Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar- Shooting - 4 Medals(2🥇1🥈1🥉)
Aishwary is the only Indian male player who won four medals at the 2023 Asian Games. He won two gold medals in the 10m air rifle men team and 50m rifle 3P team, and a silver in the 50m rifle 3P individual event.
He also won a bronze medal in the 10m air rifle individual event.
Esha Singh- Shooting - 4 Medals (1🥇3🥈)
Esha is the only Indian female player who won four medals at the 2023 Asian Games. She won the gold medal in the women's 25m pistol team and three silver medals in 25m pistol individual, 10m air pistol team women, and 10m air pistol individual.
She became the first Indian women's player to win a silver medal in a 10m air pistol individual event.
Ojas Deotale - Archery - 3 Medals (3🥇)
Indian compound archers completed a clean sweep at the 2023 Asian Games, and Ojas Deotale was at the centre of this feat. He won three gold medals, the most by an Indian male player in this tournament.
He won all three gold medals in men's individual, men's team, and mixed team events. He has recently become the first Indian male archer to win the gold medal at the World Championships, and now he is the first male archer to win individual gold at the Asian Games.
Jyothi Surekha- Archery - 3 Medals(3🥇)
Jyothi's long wait for an individual Asian Games medal ended as the veteran archer won the women's compound individual gold in Hangzhou. Prior to the Hangzhou Asian Games, Jyothi did not win any individual medals.
She also added two more gold medals in her kitty, winning the mixed team and women's team events.
Indian Athletes with three medals:
1. Ashi Chouksey - Shooting - (2🥈1🥉)
2. Vithya Ramraj - Athletics - (2🥈1🥉)
India Athletes with two medals:
1. Harinder Pal Singh Sandhu - Squash -(2🥇)
2. Parul Chaudhary - Athletics - (1🥇1🥈)
3. Saurav Ghosal - Squash - (1🥇1🥈)
4.Palak - Shooting - (1🥇1🥈)
5. Rajesh Ramesh - Athletics - (1🥇1🥈)
6. Satwik Sairaj Rankireddy - Badminton - (1🥇1🥈)
7. Avinash Mukund Sable - Athletics - (1🥇1🥈)
8. Sift Kaur Samra - Shooting - (1🥇1🥈)
9. Sarabjot Singh - Shooting - (1🥇1🥈)
10. Chirag Shetty - Badminton - (1🥇1🥈)
11. Muhammed Ajmal - Athletics - (1🥇1🥈)
12. Abhishek Verma - Archery - (1🥇1🥈)
13. Anush Agarwalla - Equestrian - (1🥇1🥉)
14. Kynan Chenai - Shooting - (1🥇1🥉)
15. Dipika Pallikal - Squash - (1🥇1🥉)
16. Abhay Singh - Squash- (1🥇1🥉)
17. Aditi Gopichand Swami- Archery- (1🥇1🥉)
18. Harmilan Bains - Athletics - (2🥈)
19. Divya Thadigol - Shooting- (2🥈)
20. Subha Venkatesan - Athletics -(2🥈)
21. Ashish - Rowing - (1🥈1🥉)
22. HS Prannoy - Badminton - (1🥈1🥉)
23. Punit Kumar - Rowing - (1🥈1🥉)
24. Anant Jeet Singh Naruka - Shooting - (1🥈1🥉)
25. Ramita - Shooting - (1🥈1🥉)
26. Bheem Singh - Rowing - (1🥈1🥉)
27. Jaswinder Singh - Rowing - (1🥈1🥉)
28. Anahat Singh - Squash - (2🥉)
