Name: Asian Champions Trophy hockey - India thump Pakistan by 4-0, reach semis
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With her victory in the quarterfinal, Nikhat Zareen not only assured India of a medal but also booked a spot at the Paris Olympics next year.

Nikhat Zareen: World Champion boxer assured of medal at Asian Games 2023, secures Olympic berth in boxing

53 seconds is all Nikhat Zareen needed to assure India of a medal and book a spot at the Paris Olympics next year.

#Nikhat Zareen #AsianGames

<h2>With her victory in the quarterfinal, Nikhat Zareen not only assured India of a medal but also booked a spot at the Paris Olympics next year.</h2>

Two-time world champion, Nikhat Zareen, has clinched a coveted spot at the Paris Olympics and guaranteed herself a medal by storming into the 50kg semifinals at the Asian Games 2023.
In her third bout of the tournament, Nikhat exhibited an exceptional performance, achieving a swift RSC (referee stops contest) victory over Nassar Hanan of Jordan in the quarterfinal, concluding the match in just 53 seconds.
Initiating the bout with a sharp jab, the reigning Commonwealth Games and World Champion maintained dominance with a series of precise combination punches. Her dominance was so profound that the referee had to give the Jordanian boxer three standing counts before calling off the contest.
In other contests, Parveen, a World Championship bronze medallist, displayed exceptional skills, overpowering local favorite Zichun Xu 5-0 and advancing to the quarters.
On the other hand, Lakshya Chahar had an early exit, succumbing 1-4 to Kyrgyzstan's Omurbek Bekzhigit Uulu in the 80kg Round of 16 bout.
For the women's events, the semifinalists in the 50kg, 54kg, 57kg, and 60kg categories, as well as the finalists in the 66kg and 75kg, will secure berths for the Paris Olympics. Additionally, Olympic quotas will be awarded to the gold and silver medallists in each of the seven weight divisions in the men's event.
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(With PTI inputs)
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Williamson who will continue with his knee rehabilitation will play as a batter-only in Friday's first warm-up match against Pakistan.

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New Zealand captain Kane Williamson will miss the ODI World Cup opener against England as he continues his knee rehabilitation.

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Williamson who will continue with his knee rehabilitation will play as a batter-only in Friday's first warm-up match against Pakistan.

New Zealand captain Kane Williamson will miss the ODI World Cup opener against England as he continues his knee rehabilitation.
Williamson will play as a batter-only in Friday's first warm-up match against Pakistan here with the aim of batting and fielding in Monday's second and final warm-up against South Africa in Thiruvananthapuram.
Williamson had to undergo a surgery after rupturing an anterior cruciate ligament during the IPL earlier this year.
Coach Gary Stead said the priority was ensuring Williamson had time to progress his return to match fitness.
"Right from the start we've taken a long-term view on Kane&rsquo;s return to play," said Stead.
"His recovery is tracking well and it&rsquo;s now a matter of making sure he can cope with the rigours and intensity of international cricket.
"We'll continue to take a day by day approach to Kane's rehabilitation and certainly won&rsquo;t be putting any pressure on him to return before he is ready." Tom Latham will captain the side in the first warm-up match against Pakistan.
Senior pacer Tim Southee, who is recovering from a surgery on his fractured thumb, will depart for India on Saturday. He is expected to be available for the World Cup opener against defending champions England.

"You should keep in mind that when the players go to an enemy country or where the competition is being held, you should support them so that they can perform well."

Watch: PCB Chief Zaka Ashraf calls India 'Dushman Mulk' ahead of ODI World Cup 2023

Watch Zaka Ashraf's comments in a viral video where the PCB chief has called India as a 'Dushman Mulk' (enemy nation).

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"You should keep in mind that when the players go to an enemy country or where the competition is being held, you should support them so that they can perform well."

Even as the Pakistan cricket team landed in India less than 48 hours ago, a video has gone viral on social media that showcases Pakistan Cricket Board chief, Zaka Ashraf, referring to India as a 'Dushman Mulk' (enemy nation). Ashraf, during an announcement regarding an increase in match fees and remuneration for Pakistani players to boost team morale, emphasized that Pakistan had gone to play in what he termed an "enemy nation" for the quadrennial tournament. In a video posted by 'Pakistan Untold' on social media platform X, Ashraf said, "You should keep in mind that when the players go to an enemy country or where the competition is being held, you should support them so that they can perform well."Pakistan have come to India after a 7-year long period for the ODI World Cup that begins on October 5.

Second seeds Rohan Bopanna and Rutuja Bhosale emerged victorious against the third-seeded Chinese Taipei pair of Yu-hsiou Tsu and Hao-ching Chan in the super tiebreak.

Asian Games: Rohan Bopanna and Rutuja Bhosale assured of silver after reaching Tennis mixed doubles final

Second seeds Rohan Bopanna and Rutuja Bhosale emerged victorious 6-1, 3-6 (10-4) to book their place in the gold medal match on Saturday.

#Tennis #AsianGames #Bopanna

<h2>Second seeds Rohan Bopanna and Rutuja Bhosale emerged victorious against the third-seeded Chinese Taipei pair of Yu-hsiou Tsu and Hao-ching Chan in the super tiebreak.</h2>

Indian tennis pair of Rohan Bopanna and Rutuja Bhosale clinched a spot in the final of the mixed doubles event at the Asian Games 2023, guaranteeing India at least a silver medal.
The second-seeded pair, Bopanna and Bhosale, emerged victorious against the third-seeded Chinese Taipei pair of Yu-hsiou Tsu and Hao-ching Chan.
After the match was tied at one set apiece, the Indians claimed victory in the super tiebreak, sealing the match with a score of 10-4.
Their final challenge is against another mixed doubles pair from Chinese Taipei, Tsung-hao Huang and En-shuo Liang, in the gold medal showdown scheduled for Saturday.
Earlier in the day, the Indian men's doubles pair of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/asian-games-2023-myneni-and-ramanathan-settle-for-silver-after-losing-men-s-doubles-final-in-tennis-1695961580833">Saketh Myneni and Ramkumar Ramanathan had to settle for a silver medal</a> after losing the gold medal match.

While Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar clinched silver, compatriot Swapnil Kusale, who was leading the pack before the standing position, finished 4th.

Asian Games 2023: Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar bags silver in Men's 50m Rifle 3 Positions shooting

While Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar clinched silver, compatriot Swapnil Kusale, who was leading the pack after kneeling and prone positions, finished 4th after a dreadful shot of 7.6 in the standing position.

#AsianGames #AishwaryTomar #Shooting

<h2>While Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar clinched silver, compatriot Swapnil Kusale, who was leading the pack before the standing position, finished 4th.</h2>

India's brilliant show in shooting continued with Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar clinching the silver medal in the Men's 50m Rifle 3 Positions event.
Aishwary, with 459.7 points, finished second behind China's Linshu Du, who made a new Asian Games record with a score of 460.6 points
There was heartbreak though for Swapnil Kusale, the other Indian in the fray. Swapnil, who was leading the pack after the kneeling and prone positions, ended up throwing away the advantage in the standing position, where a shot of 7.6 saw him finish in fourth position.
Aishwary's silver was India's 5th medal in shooting on day 6. Indian shooters have already won 18 medals at this year's Asian Games, their highest-ever haul in the sport at Asiad.
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Joshna was the only Indian who won her match as she defeated world number 24 Tze Lok Ho 3-2 in her match.

Asian Games 2023: Indian women's squash team get bronze after losing to Hong Kong in semifinal

The Indian women's squash team signed off with a bronze medal after losing 1-2 to Hong Kong in the semifinals of the #AsianGames

<h2>Joshna was the only Indian who won her match as she defeated world number 24 Tze Lok Ho 3-2 in her match.</h2>

The Indian women's squash team signed off with a bronze medal after going down fighting to Hong Kong in the semifinals at the Asian Games here on Friday.
The trio of veteran Joshna Chinappa, Anahat Singh and Tanvi Khanna went down 1-2 to Hong Kong.
Joshna was the only Indian who won her match as she defeated world number 24 Tze Lok Ho 3-2 (7-11, 11-7, 9-11, 11-6, 11-8) to level the tie after Tanvi went down meekly (3-0) to Sin Yuk Chan in the opener.
Playing against a high-ranked and experienced opponent in Lee Ka Yi, 15-year-old Anahat tried her best.
The teenager saved eight match points as she went from 10-2 to 10-10 in the third game but eventually lost (0-3) 8-11, 7-11, 10-12 and the tie.

Two-time Olympic medallist PV Sindhu was the only player to secure a game, battling in her 21-14 15-21 14-21 match against Pornpawee Chochuwong in the initial women's singles encounter.

Asian Games 2023: PV Sindhu-led women's team crash out after losing 3-0 to Thailand in Badminton QF

Two-time Olympic medallist PV Sindhu was the only Indian to win a single game during the tie as India went down 0-3 to Thailand.

#AsianGames #Badminton #PVSindhu

<h2>Two-time Olympic medallist PV Sindhu was the only player to secure a game, battling in her 21-14 15-21 14-21 match against Pornpawee Chochuwong in the initial women's singles encounter.</h2>

The Indian women's badminton team, led by PV Sindhu, faced a tough challenge against Thailand, ultimately losing 0-3 in the quarterfinals and exiting the Asian Games on Friday.
The Thai team, featuring former world champion Ratchanok Intanon, world no. 12 Pornpawee Chochuwong, and world no. 17 Supanida Katethong, posed a formidable opposition for India.
Despite the daunting task, India struggled to mount a strong fight. Two-time Olympic medallist Sindhu was the only player to secure a game, battling in her 21-14 15-21 14-21 match against Chochuwong in the initial women's singles encounter.
Following this setback, the responsibility to revive India's chances rested on the shoulders of World number 17 Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand. However, they lost momentum and fell 19-21 5-21 to Jongkolphan Kittitharakul and Rawinda Prajongjai, ranked 10th, in the women's doubles.
In the third match, left-handed Ashmita Chaliha faced a defeat, with Busanan Ongbamrungphan winning 9-21, 16-21, thereby diminishing India's hopes of a medal.
The Indian women's badminton team had secured a bronze medal in the 2014 edition held in Incheon.
Later in the day, the men's badminton team, led by HS Prannoy, aims to secure India's first badminton medal in the 19th edition as they confront Nepal in the quarterfinals.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/palak-and-esha-singh-s-remarkable-show-seals-gold-and-silver-for-india-in-women-s-10m-air-pistol-final-1695959664383">Palak and Esha Singh's remarkable show seals Gold and silver for India in Women's 10m Air Pistol Final</a>

Esha Singh and Palak had only qualified for the final in 5th and 7th positions respectively but the duo were on another level during the final, giving India a fantastic 1-2 finish in Hangzhou.&nbsp;
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Palak and Esha Singh's remarkable show seals Gold and silver for India in Women's 10m Air Pistol Final

Esha Singh and Palak had only qualified for the final in 5th and 7th positions respectively but the two youngsters were simply phenomenal during the final, giving India a fantastic 1-2 finish in Hangzhou. 




<h2>Esha Singh and Palak had only qualified for the final in 5th and 7th positions respectively but the duo were on another level during the final, giving India a fantastic 1-2 finish in Hangzhou.&nbsp;</h2>
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India's Palak and Esha Singh scripted history in the women's 10m Air Pistol Final on Friday morning.
Palak, a 17-year-old, showed remarkable composure under pressure in the final to clinch the Gold medal for India, the country's 8th Gold at this year's Asian Games. With 242.1 points, the youngster also created a new Asian Games record on her way to the top.
Behind Palak was another 18-year-old, Esha Singh, who clinched the Silver for India with a score of 239.7 points. It was also Esha's 4th medal at this year's Asian Games.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/asian-games-2023-india-win-gold-in-men-s-50m-rifle-3-positions-team-event-in-shooting-1695954696344">Asian Games 2023: India win Gold in Men's 50m Rifle 3 Positions team event in shooting</a>
Esha and Palak had only qualified for the final in 5th and 7th positions respectively but the two youngsters were phenomenal during the final, giving India a fantastic 1-2 finish in Hangzhou.&nbsp;
Their medals also took India's tally in shooting to 17, their best-ever medal haul in the sport at the Asian Games. Only an hour earlier, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/asian-games-2023-silver-for-india-in-women-s-10m-air-pistol-team-event-in-shooting-1695954195466">Palak and Esha were part of India's silver win</a> in the team competition as well.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/asian-games-2023-india-schedule-sep-29-medal-events-shooting-athletics-squash-tennis-day-6-timings-1695902063034">Asian Games 2023 India Schedule Sep 29: Medal events- Shooting, Athletics, Squash, Tennis; Day 6 timings</a>

The Indian pair of Saketh Myneni and Ramkumar Ramanathan lost in straight sets 4-6, 4-6.

Asian Games 2023: Myneni and Ramanathan settle for silver after losing men's doubles final in Tennis

The Indian tennis pair of Saketh Myneni and Ramkumar Ramanathan lost in straight sets 4-6, 4-6 to settle for silver in men's doubles.

#Tennis #AsianGames

<h2>The Indian pair of Saketh Myneni and Ramkumar Ramanathan lost in straight sets 4-6, 4-6.</h2>

India had to settle for silver in the men's doubles event in Tennis at the Asian Games.
The pair of Saketh Myneni and Ramkumar Ramanathan lost in straight sets to Chinese Taipei's Jason Jung and Yu-hsiou Tsu.
The Indian duo lost with identical set scores of 4-6, 4-6 in a match that lasted 1 hour and 12 minutes.
This was India's first medal in Tennis at Hangzhou 2022, and their third on day 6 of the Asian Games. The mixed doubles pair of Rohan Bopanna and Rutuja Bhosale have also assured India of a medal and will play later today in the mixed doubles semis.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/asian-games-2023-india-win-gold-in-men-s-50m-rifle-3-positions-team-event-in-shooting-1695954696344">India win Gold in Men's 50m Rifle 3 Positions team event in shooting on day 6</a>

Esha and Palak also qualified for the women's 10m Air Pistol individual event final after finishing in 5th and 7th positions in qualification.

Asian Games 2023: Silver for India in Women's 10m Air Pistol team event in shooting

India's first medal on day 6 of the #AsianGames was a medal in the women's 10m air pistol team event.

The trio of Esha Singh, Palak and Divya TS clinched silver.

<h2>Esha and Palak also qualified for the women's 10m Air Pistol individual event final after finishing in 5th and 7th positions in qualification.</h2>

Indian shooters continued their medal rush on day 6 of the Asian Games.
The women's trio of Esha Singh, Palak and Divya TS clinched a silver in the women's 10m Air Pistol event.
The Indian women finished with 1731 points, second only to China, who created an Asian Games record with 1736 points.
Esha and Palak, who finished in 5th and 7th positions respectively, also qualified for the individual event final.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/asian-games-2023-india-win-gold-in-men-s-50m-rifle-3-positions-team-event-in-shooting-1695954696344">India win Gold in Men's 50m Rifle 3 Positions team event in shooting</a>

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Asian Games 2023

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Indian men's team went down fighting 15-18 against China in a 3x3 basketball group stage game, while the women's side beat Mongolia in 5x5 event here in the Asian Games.

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Indian men's team went down fighting 15-18 against China in a 3x3 basketball group stage game, while the women's side beat Mongolia in 5x5 event here in the Asian Games.

Evening roundup Asian Games 2023: Basketball: Indian men's team went down fighting 15-18 against China in a 3x3 basketball group stage game, while the women's side beat Mongolia in 5x5 event here in the Asian Games.
E-sports:
India's 15-member Esports contingent wrapped up its remarkable journey at the ongoing Asian Games after its DOTA 2 team exited the competition. India endured a 0-1 defeat against Kyrgyzstan in their opening group game before going down 0-1 against the Philippines in the second group stage game to bow out of the competition.
Chess: Indian men and women opened their campaign in the chess team event at the Asian Games with easy wins over Mongolia and Philippines respectively.
Both the teams won by identical 3.5-0.5 margins in the first round.
Swimming:
India's Sajan Prakash and Advait Page finished fifth and seventh in their respective finals to draw curtains on the country's swimming campaign at the Asian Games
Hockey:
A dominant India defeated Malaysia 6-0 to register their second consecutive win in the women's hockey competition.
The Indians continued from where they left against Singapore in their campaign opener and pumped in four goals in the first quarter of the Pool A match.
Monika (7th minute) opened the scoring for India before vice-captain Deep Grace Ekka (8th), Navneet Kaur (11th), Vaishnavi Vitthal Phalke (15th), Sangita Kumari (24th) and Lalremsiami (50th) also found the back of the net.
Table Tennis:
Commonwealth Games gold medallist Manika Batra progressed to the women's singles quarterfinals but veterans A Sharath Kamal and G Sathiyan crashed out in the pre-quarterfinals of the table tennis competition.In doubles, Indian duo of Manav Vikash Thakkar and Manush Utpalbhai won the round of 16 and Sharath and Sathiyan's outing came to an end.&nbsp;

India moved to the 4th spot from 5th in the ranking and has so far accumulated 8 gold medals, 12 silver and 13 bronze medals taking the total tally to 33. 

Asian Games 2023 Medal Tally on Sep 29: India 4th in standings after day 6 at Hangzhou 2022

India moved to the 4th spot from 5th in the ranking and has so far accumulated 8 gold medals, 12 silver and 13 bronze medals taking the total tally to 33. 

#AsianGames2023

India moved to the 4th spot from 5th in the ranking and has so far accumulated 8 gold medals, 12 silver and 13 bronze medals taking the total tally to 33.&nbsp;

On the sixth day of the Asian Games 2023, India won 8 medals which include 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze.&nbsp;
India again grabbed medals in shooting with the men's 50m 3P rifle team winning gold, women's 10m air pistol team and Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar winning silver and 2 bronze were won by women's team squash and by Kiran Baliyan in Shot Put.&nbsp;
India moved to the 4th spot from 5th in the ranking and has so far accumulated 8 gold medals, 12 silver and 13 bronze medals taking the total tally to 33.&nbsp;

Olympics silver medallist Mirabai Chanu will be in action on September 30 in the Women's 49kg category in weightlifting.

Asian Games 2023 India Schedule Sep 30: Medal events - Shooting, Athletics, Boxing, Badminton Tennis; Day 7 timings

After winning 3 Gold medals on September 29, India will be hoping for much of the same from their athletes on day 7 of the #AsianGames

Check out India's full schedule for September 30.

#India

<h2>Olympics silver medallist Mirabai Chanu will be in action on September 30 in the Women's 49kg category in weightlifting.</h2>

India had a fantastic day 6 at the Asian Games in Hangzhou, adding 3 gold medals to climb to fourth in the medal tally. On September 30, day 7 of the multi-sport event, India will be hoping for much of the same from their athletes, with a number of medals events taking place in athletics, shooting, boxing, tennis, badminton, and weightlifting among other sports.
Shooting will once again take centrestage, with Sarabjot Singh and Divya TS aiming for glory in the 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team event that will begin at 6:30 am IST. In addition, Stage 1 of the men's and women's trap qualification will also take place at the same time. India have won 18 medals in shooting so far, their best-ever haul in the sport at the Asian Games.
Weightlifting events will also begin on September 30, with Olympic silver medallist Mirabai Chanu making her Asian Games debut in the Women's 49kg category. All of India will be hoping for Mirabai to replicate her heroics from the Tokyo Games in Hangzhou. Along with Chanu, Bindyarani Devi will feature in the Women's 55kg category.
In Tennis, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/asian-games-rohan-bopanna-and-rutuja-bhosale-assured-of-silver-after-reaching-tennis-mixed-doubles-final-1695977515938">Rohan Bopanna and Rutuja Bhosale will be in action</a> in the mixed doubles final in Tennis. Bopanna and Bhosale will be hoping to bring home the gold after <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/asian-games-2023-myneni-and-ramanathan-settle-for-silver-after-losing-men-s-doubles-final-in-tennis-1695961580833">Saketh Myneni and Ramkumar Ramanathan had to settle for a silver </a>medal in the men's doubles event.
After Nikhat Zareen assured India of a medal on Sep 29, many boxers including World Champion Lovlina Borgohain will look to replicate her compatriot by reaching the semifinals. Apart from Lovlina, Sachin Siwach, Nishant Dev, Preeti Pawar and Narender Berwal, will also be in action on Saturday.
A number of Indians will also be in the fray in athletics, including Murali Sreeshankar (high jump), Jyothi Yarraji (Women's 100m hurdles) in the qualification rounds.
Check out the full schedule for India on day 7 of Asian Games - September 30
Golf
4:00 am: Anirban Lahiri (T9), Shubhankar Sharma (T21), SSP Chawrasia (T29),Khalin Joshi (T29) in Men's Individual and Team events, Round 3
4:00 am: Aditi Ashok (T2), Pranavi Sharath (T10) Avani Prashanth (T15) in Women's Individual and Team events, Round 3
Equestrian
5:30 am onwards: Eventing Dressage Team and Individual - Vikas Kumar, Apurva Dabhade, Ashish Limaye
Shooting
6:30 am: 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team - Sarabjot Singh and Divya TS
6:30 am: Men&rsquo;s Trap-75 qualification (Phase 1) - Kynan Chenai, Prithviraj Toindaman, Zoravar Singh Sandhu
6:30 am: Women&rsquo;s Trap-75 qualification (Phase 1) - Rajeshwari Kumari, Manisha Keer, Preeti Rajak
Roller Skating
6:30 am: Women&rsquo;s Speed Skating 10000m Point-Elimination Race - Heeral Sadhu, Aarathy Raj
7:05 am: Men&rsquo;s Speed Skating 10000m Point-Elimination Race - Anandkumar Velkumar, Siddhant Kamble
Athletics
6:35 am: Men&rsquo;s Long Jump Qualification - Jeswin Aldrin (Group A), Murali Sreeshankar(Group B)
6:38 am: Women&rsquo;s Heptathlon 100m Hurdles - Swapna Barman, Nandini Agasara (Heat 2)
6:45 am onwards: Women&rsquo;s 100m Hurdles - Jyothi Yarraji (Heat 1), Nithya Ramraj (Heat 2)
7:05 am onwards: Men&rsquo;s 1500m - Ajay Kumar Saroj (Heat 1), Jinson Johnson (Heat 2)
7:20 am: Women&rsquo;s Heptathlon High Jump - Swapna Barman, Nandini Agasara
4:40 pm: Women&rsquo;s Heptathlon Shot Put - Swapna Barman, Nandini Agasara
5:30 pm: Women&rsquo;s 400m Final - Aishwarya Mishra and Himanshi Malik (if qualified)
5:40 pm: Men&rsquo;s 400m Final - Muhammad Anas Yahiya and Muhammed Ajmal Variyathodi (if qualified)
5:50 pm: Men&rsquo;s 10000m Final - Gulveer Singh, Kartik Kumar
6:35 pm: Women&rsquo;s Heptathlon 200m - Swapna Barman, Nandini Agasara
Bridge
6:30 am onwards: Men&rsquo;s team, Women&rsquo;s team and Mixed team Round Robin 2
Kurash
7:00 am onwards (all rounds)
Men&rsquo;s 66kg - Keshav
Women&rsquo;s 52kg - Pincky Balhara, Suchika Tariyal
Canoe Sprint
7:20 am: Men&rsquo;s Canoe Single 1000m - Niraj Verma (Heat 1)
7:48 am: Women&rsquo;s Kayak Double 500m - Binita Chanu Oinam and Parvathy Geetha (Heat 2)
8:16 am: Men&rsquo;s Canoe Double 500m - Ribason Ningthoujam and Gyaneshwor Philem (Heat 1)
12:45pm: Men&rsquo;s Canoe Single 1000m Semifinal - Niraj Verma (if qualified)
1:00 pm: Women&rsquo;s Kayak Double 500m Semifinal - Binita Chanu Oinam and Parvathy Geetha (if qualified)
1:16 pm: Men&rsquo;s Canoe Double 500m Semifinal - Ribason Ningthoujam and Gyaneshwor Philem (if qualified)
Volleyball
8:00 am: India vs North Korea, Women&rsquo;s Pool A match
Table Tennis
10:15 am: Manush Shah/ Manav Thakkar vs Jonghoon Lim/Woojin Jang (South Korea), Men&rsquo;s Doubles quarterfinal
11:00 am: Manika Batra vs Yidi Wang(China), Women&rsquo;s Singles quarterfinal
4:00 PM: Sutirtha Mukherjee/Ayhika Mukherjee vs TBD, Women&rsquo;s Doubles quarterfinal
Tennis
10:30 am onwards: Rohan Bopanna/Rutuja Bhosale vs Tsung-hao Huang/En-shuo Liang (Chinese Taipei), Mixed Doubles final
Handball
11:30 am: India vs Nepal, Women&rsquo;s Group B match
Boxing
12:15 pm: Lovlina Borgohain vs Suyeon Seong (South Korea), Women&rsquo;s 75kg quarterfinal
11:30 am: Preeti vs Zhaina Shekerbekova (Kazakhstan), Women's 54 kg quarterfinal &nbsp; 1:00 pm: Sachin vs Turki Abuquthailah (Kuwait), Men's 57kg Round of 16
2:15 pm: Narender vs Iman Ramezanpourdelavar (Iran), Men's +92kg quarterfinal 6:30 pm: Nishant Dev vs Sewonrets Okazawa, Men's 71kg quarterfinal
Weightlifting
12:30 pm: Women&rsquo;s 49kg - Mirabai Chanu
4:30 pm: Women&rsquo;s 55kg &nbsp;- Bindyarani Devi
Chess
12:30 pm: Men&rsquo;s and Women&rsquo;s Team Round 2
Squash
1:00 pm: India vs Pakistan, Men's Team final
Badminton
2:30 pm: &nbsp;India vs South Korea, Men&rsquo;s Team Semifinal
Diving
5:00 pm: Men&rsquo;s Synchronised 3m Springboard Final - London Singh Hemam and Siddharth Pradeshi
Hockey
6:15 pm: India vs Pakistan, Men&rsquo;s Pool A match
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While Abhay Singh secured a 3-1 (11-3 12-10 9-11 11-6) win over Muhammad Addeen Idrakie Bin Bahtiar in the opening match, experienced Ghosal then got the better of Eain Yow NG 3-1 (11-8 11-6 12-10 11-3).

Squash: Men's team beat defending champions Malaysia, to face Pakistan in Asian Games 2023 final 

Indian men's squash team set a final clash with Pakistan after they defeated defending champions Malaysia in a thrilling semifinal encounter.

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While Abhay Singh secured a 3-1 (11-3 12-10 9-11 11-6) win over Muhammad Addeen Idrakie Bin Bahtiar in the opening match, experienced Ghosal then got the better of Eain Yow NG 3-1 (11-8 11-6 12-10 11-3).

Indian men's squash team set a final clash with Pakistan after they defeated defending champions Malaysia in a one-sided semifinal encounter. While Abhay Singh secured a 3-1 (11-3 12-10 9-11 11-6) win over Muhammad Addeen Idrakie Bin Bahtiar in the opening match, the experienced Sourav Ghosal then defeated Eain Yow NG 3-1 (11-8 11-6 12-10 11-3). With their wins, Singh and Ghosal wrapped the match and Mahesh Mangaonkar was not required to play the third match of the tie. India who lost against Pakistan in the pool stage by a narrow margin, will now seek revenge when they meet their arch-rivals at 1:00 PM on Saturday.

The 24-year-old Baliyan hurled the iron ball to a distance of 17.36m in her third attempt for her best effort of the day to open India's medal account.

Kiran Baliyan: Shot putter wins India's first athletics medal in Asian Games 2023

Kiran Baliyan became the first Indian woman to win an #AsianGames2023 medal in shot put event in 72 years as she picked up a bronze on the opening day of competitions.

The 24-year-old Baliyan hurled the iron ball to a distance of 17.36m in her third attempt for her best effort of the day to open India's medal account.

Kiran Baliyan became the first Indian woman to win an Asian Games medal in shot put event in 72 years as she picked up a bronze on the opening day of competitions here on Friday.
The 24-year-old Baliyan hurled the iron ball to a distance of 17.36m in her third attempt for her best effort of the day to open India's medal account.
Baliyan thus became only the second Indian to win a medal in women's shot put in Asian Games after Barbara Webster, an Anglo-Indian from then Bombay, won a bronze in the inaugural edition in New Delhi in 1951.
Baliyan has a season's as well as personal best of 17.92m which she had produced while finishing second in the Indian Grand Prix 5 in Chandigarh on September 10.
"I did not know the history (first Indian woman shot putter to win an Asian Games medal after 1951). My focus was to produce my best performance. I could not do that and I am not happy with my performance. But I won a medal, so I am very happy," she said later.
The other Indian in the fray, Manpreet Kaur finished fifth with a best throw of 16.25m.
In women's 400m race, Himanshi Malik ran an excruciatingly slow race for the second time in less than three weeks as she finished fifth in her heat and failed to qualify for the finals.
The 21-year-old Malik clocked 57.82 seconds in heat number three, even worse than the 57.59 second effort at the Indian Grand Prix 5 in Chandigarh on September 10.
She ran the race at the 'Big Lotus' stadium here with a knee brace, giving credence to the murmur that she was injured and could be left out of the Asian Games team.
Her timing on the opening day of athletics competition was more than six minutes outside her season's as well as personal best of 51.76 seconds which she had clocked while finishing second in the National Inter-State Championships in June.
Interestingly, in a video uploaded by the Athletics Federation of India (AFI) earlier in the day, Malik said she was ready for the race.
"I am running my 400m race in the Asian Games today and hopefully I will do well," she said in the video.
The other Indian in the fray, Aishwraya Mishra qualified for the final round after finishing second in heat number one with a season's best time of 52.73 seconds.
In the men's 400m race, Muhammed Ajmal qualified for the finals after finishing second in his heat with a time of 45.76 seconds while Muhammed Anas Yahiya failed to make the grade after clocking 46.29 for a third-place finish in his heat.
The first two in each heat and the next two fastest across the three heats advance to the final.
In the women's hammer throw final, Tanya Chaudhary and Rachna Kumari finished seventh and ninth with performances of 60.50m and 58.13m respectively.
In the morning, national record holder Priyanka Goswami finished fifth in women's 20km race walk event with a time of 1 hour 43 minute 7 seconds, well outside her season's best of 1:28:50 and personal best of 1:28:45.
In the men's 20km event, Vikash Singh, who was drafted in the team due to injury to national record holder Akshdeep Singh, also finished fifth, clocking 1:27:33. He has a season's as well as personal best of 1:20:05.
The other Indian in the fray, Sandeep Singh was disqualified during the race.

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