Weightlifting:
Mirabai Chanu won silver in the women’s 49kg category with a 198kg total, securing her maiden Asian Games medal.
Gyaneshwari Yadav had a poor outing on her debut, finishing in 8th place with a 195kg total in the women’s 53kg final.
Hockey:
India’s women produced a stunning 20-1 win over Thailand, with Deepika Sehrawat scoring nine goals, a new world record for goals by a woman in a single international match.
Navneet Kaur also scored four goals as India dominated from start to finish.
Badminton:
India lost 1-3 to China in the men’s team semifinal and settled for bronze.
Lakshya Sen and Ayush Shetty lost their singles matches, while Satwik-Chirag won their doubles tie before Arjun Kapila and Hariharan Amsakarunan lost the deciding match.
Kabaddi:
India’s men stormed into the semifinals with a 48-25 win over Bangladesh, making it three straight group-stage victories.
The women also continued their unbeaten run with a 37-23 win over Iran.
Shooting:
India won bronze in both the men’s and women’s skeet team events.
Anantjeet Singh Naruka finished fourth in the men’s individual final, while Raiza Dhillon was fourth in the women’s final.
Manu Bhaker finished fifth in the women’s 10m air pistol final as the Indian women's air pistol contingent finish medaless
Wushu:
Roshibina Devi reached her second consecutive Asian Games final after beating Indonesia’s Thania Kusumaningtyas 2-0 in the women’s 60kg sanda semifinal.
She will face China’s Xiaoyu Zhang for gold.
Soft Tennis:
Jay Meena secured India’s first-ever Asian Games medal in soft tennis after reaching the men’s singles semifinals.
He lost 2-4 to Japan’s Takuya Kurosaka and took bronze.
Rowing:
Balraj Panwar advanced to the men’s singles sculls medal final after finishing third in his heat. Women's four and men's lightweight double sculls also reached the final
India also progressed in the men’s doubles and quadruple sculls, while the men’s four and men’s pair missed out.
Squash:
Tanvi Khanna opened her women’s singles campaign with a straight-games victory over South Korea’s Kim Dami.
Abhay Singh also began his men’s singles campaign with a 3-0 win over Thailand’s Arkaradet Arkarnhirunya.
Sepak Takraw:
India beat the Philippines 2-1 in their final group match but missed out on the semifinals on set difference.
Japan advanced instead despite both teams finishing with one group-stage win.
Table Tennis:
India’s mixed doubles pairs of Manush Shah-Diya Chitale and Harmeet Desai-Yashaswini Ghorpade advanced to the quarterfinals.
Both pairs secured victories in the Round of 16.
Boxing:
Ankush Panghal began his men’s 80kg campaign with a convincing 5-0 unanimous-decision win over Bahrain’s Vogel Hamsa.
It was India’s fourth boxing victory in the Round of 32.