The Indian men's cricket team, led by Ruturaj Gaikwad, will begin their Asian Games campaign in the quarterfinal against Nepal on October 3.

Asian Games 2023 India Schedule Oct 3: Medal events in Athletics, Boxing; Day 10 timings for Cricket

From athletics to boxing, a number of Indians will once again be in medal contention on October 3.

Even the Indian men's cricket team will begin their #AsianGames campaign on Tuesday.

Check out the full schedule of Indian athletes on day 10 of Asiad. 
#AsianGames2023

<h2>The Indian men's cricket team, led by Ruturaj Gaikwad, will begin their Asian Games campaign in the quarterfinal against Nepal on October 3.</h2>

India had a good day 9 at the Asian Games in Hangzhou, where they won medals in athletics and roller skating on October 2. Even the archers in the fray had a terrific outing with many of them qualifying for the quarterfinals in their respective categories. Even in badminton and squash, a number of Indian athletes made it to the next round. With a number of medal events lined up on October 3, India's medal tally could swell even further on day 10 of the Asiad, especially in boxing and athletics.
The Indian men's cricket team will also feature in the quarterfinal where they will face Nepal for a place in the semifinals. The women's cricket team already won Gold and the men's side will be hoping for a similar result, but first, they have to get past Nepal, who have already made several records during the competition so far.
Action will return to the boxing ring on Tuesday after a day's break, with as many as 3 Indians vying for a place in the medal. Preeti in the 54kg category and Lovlina Borgohain in the 75kg category can assure themselves of at least a silver tomorrow, along with Narender in the +92kg semifinal. Meanwhile, Sachin will also be in action in the Men's 57kg quarterfinal.
In athletics, India's medal rush could continue yet again. Vithya Ramraj is a medal favourite in the women's 400m hurdles final, while Abdulla Aboobacker and Praveen Chithravel will lead India's challenge in the men's triple jump final. Krishan Kumar will also participate in the men's 800m final. Parul Chaudhary, who won the silver in the Women's 3000m Steeplechase on Monday, can win another medal in the Women's 5000m final.
Check out India's full schedule for day 10 of the Asian Games - October 3 
Kabaddi
6:00 am: Men&rsquo;s Group A match - India vs Bangladesh
1:30 pm: Women&rsquo;s Group A match - India vs South Korea
Archery
6:10 am: Compound Women&rsquo;s Individual Quarterfinal - Jyothi Surekha Vennam vs Adel Zhexebinova (Kazakhstan)
6:30 am: Compound Women&rsquo;s Individual Quarterfinal - Aditi Swami vs Amaya Cojuangco (Philippines)
7:50 am: Compound Men&rsquo;s Individual Quarterfinal - Abhishek Verma vs Andrey Tyutyun (Kazakhstan)
8:10 am: Compound Men&rsquo;s Individual Quarterfinal - Ojas Deotale vs Akbarali Karabayev (Kazakhstan)
12:10 pm: Recurve Men&rsquo;s Individual Quarterfinal - Atanu Das vs Xiangshuo Qi (China)
12:30 pm: Recurve Men&rsquo;s Individual Quarterfinal - Dhiraj Bommadevara vs Ilfat Abdullin (Kazakhstan)
Cricket
6:30 am: Men&rsquo;s Quarterfinal - India vs Nepal
Athletics
6:30 am: Men&rsquo;s Decathlon 110m Hurdles - Tejaswin Shankar
6:40 am onwards: Women&rsquo;s 800m - Chanda (Heat 1), Harmilan Bains (Heat 2)
7:00 am: Men&rsquo;s Decathlon Discus Throw - Tejaswin Shankar
7:10 am: Men&rsquo;s 4x400m Relay Round 1 - India (Heat 1)
8:10 am: Men&rsquo;s Decathlon Pole Vault - Tejaswin Shankar
4:30 pm: Women&rsquo;s High Jump Final - Rubina Yadav, Pooja
4:35 pm: Men&rsquo;s Decathlon Javelin Throw - Tejaswin Shankar
4:40 pm: Men&rsquo;s Triple Jump Final - Abdulla Aboobacker, Praveen Chithravel
4:50 pm: Women&rsquo;s 400m Hurdles Final - Vithya Ramraj
5:05 pm: Men&rsquo;s 400m Hurdles Final - Yashas Palaksha, Santhosh Tamilarasan
5:20 pm: Women&rsquo;s 5000m Final - Parul Chaudhary, Ankita
5:40 pm: Women&rsquo;s Javelin Throw Final - Annu Rani
5:55 pm: Men&rsquo;s 800m Final - Krishan Kumar, Mohd Afsal Pulikkalakath
6:10 pm: Men&rsquo;s Decathlon 1500m (Final event) - Tejaswin Shankar
Bridge
6:30 am onwards: Men&rsquo;s Team Semifinal
Sepaktakraw
6:30 am: Men&rsquo;s Quadrant Group B match - India vs South Korea
Soft Tennis
7:00 am: Men&rsquo;s Team Group A match - India vs Thailand
7:30 am: Women&rsquo;s Team Group A match - India vs Mongolia
9:00 am onwards: Women&rsquo;s Team Group A match - India vs Japan
11:00 am: Men&rsquo;s Team Group A match - India vs Cambodia
11:00 am: Women&rsquo;s Team Group A match - India vs Vietnam
12:45 pm: Men&rsquo;s Team Group A match - India vs South Korea
2:30 pm: Men&rsquo;s Team Group A match - India vs Chinese Taipei
2:45 pm: Women&rsquo;s Team Group A match - India vs China
Hockey
7:45 am: Women&rsquo;s Pool A match - India vs Hong Kong
Canoe Sprint
7:45 am: Women&rsquo;s Kayak Single 500m Final - Soniya Devi Phairembam
8:20 am: Men&rsquo;s Canoe Double 1000m Final - Arjun Singh, Sunil Singh
9:15 am: Women&rsquo;s Kayak Four 500m Final - Soniya Devi Phairembam, Parvathy Geetha, Binita Chanu Oinam, Dimita Devi Toijam
9:30 am: Women&rsquo;s Canoe Double 200m - Kaveri, Neha Devi Leichonbam
Badminton
8:10 am: Men&rsquo;s Singles Round of 32 - HS Prannoy vs Batavia Munkhbat (Mongolia)
8:50 am: Women&rsquo;s Singles Round of 32 - PV Sindhi vs Wen-Chi Hsu (Chinese Taipei)
10:50 am: Women&rsquo;s Singles Round of 32 - Ashmita Chaliha vs Mariska Tunjung (Indonesia)
12:50 am: Women&rsquo;s Doubles Round of 32: Teresa Jolly/ Gayatri Gopichand vs FN Abdul Razzaq (Maldives)
2:10 pm: Women&rsquo;s Doubles Round of 32: Tanisha Crasto/Ashwini Ponappa vs A Rasheed/Ismail Fathuhulla (Maldives)
Squash
8:30 am: Mixed Doubles Pool A - India vs Japan
10:00 am: Mixed Doubles Pool D - India. vs Hong Kong
2:30 pm: Women&rsquo;s Singles Quarterfinal - Tanvi Khan vs Satomi Watanbe (Japan)
3:30 pm: Men&rsquo;s Singles Quarterfinal - Saurav Ghosal vs Ryunosuke Tsukue (Japan)
Sport Climbing
9:00 am: Women&rsquo;s Speed Qualification - Shivpreet Pannu, Anisha Verma
9:40 am: Men&rsquo;s Speed Qualification - Dhiraj Birajdar, Aman Verma
Diving
10:30 am: Men&rsquo;s 3m Springboard Preliminary - Siddharth Bajrang Pardeshi, London Singh Hemam
5:00 pm: Men&rsquo;s 3m Springboard Final - Siddharth Bajrang Pardeshi, London Singh Hemam (if qualified)
Boxing
11:30 am: Women&rsquo;s 54kg Semifinal - Preeti vs Yuan Chang (China)
12:00 pm: Women&rsquo;s 75kg Semifinal - Lovlina Borgohain vs Baison Maneekon (Thailand)
5:15 pm: Men&rsquo;s 57kg Quarterfinal - Sachin vs Ping Lyu (China)
6:30 pm: Men&rsquo;s +92kg Semifinal - Narender vs Kamshybek Kunkabayev (Kazakhstan)
Chess
12:30 pm: Men&rsquo;s and Women&rsquo;s Team Round 5
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Parul Chaudhary finished with a time of 9:27.63, 9 seconds behind Bahrain's Winfred Yavi, the reigning World Champion. Priti finished with a time of 9:43.32, 39 milliseconds ahead of Bahrain's second runner Tigest Mekonen.

Asian Games 2023: India's Parul Chaudhary, Priti clinch silver and bronze in Women's 3000m Steeplechase

Parul Chaudhary finished with a time of 9:27.63, 9 seconds behind Bahrain's Winfred Yavi, the reigning World Champion. Priti finished with a time of 9:43.32, a few milliseconds ahead of Bahrain's second runner Tigest Mekonen, to secure bronze.

#AsianGames

<h2>Parul Chaudhary finished with a time of 9:27.63, 9 seconds behind Bahrain's Winfred Yavi, the reigning World Champion. Priti finished with a time of 9:43.32, 39 milliseconds ahead of Bahrain's second runner Tigest Mekonen.</h2>

The medal rush continued for India in athletics on Monday, with Parul Chaudhary and Priti winning silver and bronze in the women's 3000m Steeplechase event.
The Indian duo, along with the runners from Bahrain, were clearly way ahead of the competition in the event. While Bahrain's Winfred Yavi, the reigning World Champion, set a new Games record to take the Gold, Parul finished 9 seconds behind her to take the silver.
India's Priti, who was fourth for most of the race, produced an exceptional sprint towards the end to overtake Bahrain's second runner, Tigest Mekonen, to take the bronze. Priti edged her opponent by a mere 39 milliseconds.
In fact, both Parul and Priti produced their personal bests to secure the medals.
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Indian archers played five team elimination rounds and dropped just one set on the way to their respective quarterfinal matches.

Asian Games 2023: Indian archers have the perfect day in all 6 team events to qualify for quarterfinals

Indian archers played five team elimination rounds and dropped just one set on the way to their respective quarterfinal matches.

#Archery #AsianGames

<h2>Indian archers played five team elimination rounds and dropped just one set on the way to their respective quarterfinal matches.</h2>

Indian archers showed tenacity and authority in equal measure to storm into the quarterfinals in all six team events of the Asian Games here on Monday.
The Indians played five team elimination rounds and dropped just one set on the way to their respective quarterfinal matches.
India have got a bye into the quarters by virtue of topping the qualifications in the women's compound team event.
First, it was the top-seeded compound mixed team of Ojas Deotale and Jyothi Surekha Vennam, who showed the way as they dropped just one point from 16 arrows to eliminate UAE's Amna Alawadhi and Mohammed Binamro 159-151.
The duo will take on formidable Malaysia (No. 8 seed) in the quarters, and thereafter, they should have an easy draw till the final.
Then, the Indian recurve mixed pair duo of Atanu Das and Ankita Bhakat were at their resilient best and overcame a first-set deficit to defeat Malaysia in a three-setter.
The fifth-seeded Indian duo of Das and Ankita rallied to beat the Malaysian team of Syaqiera Binti Mashayikh and Muhamad Zarif Syahir Bin Zolkepeli 6-2 (39-38, 37-36, 39-33).
The Malaysia pair enjoyed a 2-0 lead with three 10s including one X in the first set. But, the experienced Indian duo bounced back with two 10s and went on to draw level, as the Malaysians crumbled under pressure.
The Malaysians hit the red ring (8) once and went on to lose the second by a slender one-point margin.
There was more misery in store for the Malaysians who shot into the red ring thrice (8-8-8), while Das-Ankita drilled in three perfect 10s en route to a six-point win in the third set.
The Indian pair sealed the issue with three more 10s in the fourth set and set up a last-eight clash against the fourth-seeded Indonesians.
Should they overcome the Indonesian challenge, the Indians may run into the top-seeded Koreans in a potential semifinal clash in the Olympic-qualifying event.
There are six quota spots available from the Asian Games -- the recurve mixed team winners and two archers ranked high in the individual events.
In the compound men's team event, the second-seeded Indians trio of Ojas, Abhishek Verma and Prathamesh Jawkar thrashed 15th seed Singapore (Woon Teng NG, Lee Chung Hee Alan, Jun Hui Goh) 235-219.
The Indian triumvirate had a cautious start and had four 10s to take a 58-55 lead.
But the Indians came on their own from the second end onwards and dropped just three points to rout their rivals by a 16-point margin.
The compound men's team is pitted against lower-ranked Bhutan in the quarters and will likely face the third-seeded Chinese Taipei in the semifinals.
The top-seeded Indian women's compound team of Jyothi, Aditi Swami and Parneet Kaur, who got a bye into the quarters, will open its campaign against ninth-seeded Hong Kong, who ousted Bangladesh 225-218.
The Indian men's recurve team of Das, Dhiraj and Tushar Shelke beat Hong Kong's Kwok Yin Chai, Law Kwun Pok Lucien and Wn Chun Kit 6-0 (58-47, 57-49, 57-55) in a lopsided contest.
The third-seeded Indians, who face lower-ranked Mongolia (No. 11) in the last-eight, have an easy draw till the final, with Korea and Japan in the top half.
The unfancied women's recurve team of Ankita Bhakat, Bhajan Kaur and Simranjeet Kaur also shone through, ousting 12th-seeded Thailand.
The fifth-seeded Indians won 5-1 (49-47, 54-54, 55-54) and are pitted against fourth-seeded Japan in a tough quarterfinal match-up.
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The bronze won by Sutirtha and Ayhika Mukherjee is only India&rsquo;s third medal in Table Tennis in Asian Games history and the first-ever in women&rsquo;s doubles.

Sutirtha and Ayhika Mukherjee's dream run in Table Tennis comes to an end in semis | Asian Games 2023

The bronze won by Sutirtha and Ayhika Mukherjee is only India’s third medal in Table Tennis in #AsianGames history and the first-ever in women’s doubles.

#TableTennis



<h2>The bronze won by Sutirtha and Ayhika Mukherjee is only India&rsquo;s third medal in Table Tennis in Asian Games history and the first-ever in women&rsquo;s doubles.</h2>

The Mukherjee sisters&rsquo; dream run finally comes to an end at the Asian Games 2023. Sutirtha and Ayhika Mukherjee displayed a fierce fight but lost a closely contested women's doubles semifinal in table tennis.
The Indian pair had to settle for bronze after losing 3-4 to the North Korean pair of Cha Suyong and Pak Sugyong: 11-7, 8-11, 11-7, 8-11, 9-11, 11-5, 2-11.
The bronze is only India&rsquo;s third medal in Table Tennis in Asian Games history and the first-ever in women&rsquo;s doubles. It is also the 56th medal for India so far in Hangzhou.
While Sutirtha and Ayhika fought hard to take the match into the final game, the North Korean pair won the tie-clinching decider with ease.
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Heptathlon athlete Swapna Barman alleged that she lost her medal to Nandini Agasara, who is a transgender woman.

Asian Games 2023: Swapna Barman makes shocking remark against bronze medalist Nandini Agasara

Heptathlon athlete Swapna Barman, who narrowly missed the podium by finishing fourth, has launched a scathing attack on her compatriot and bronze medallist Nandini Agasara.

#NandiniAgasara #AsianGames #Heptathlon

<h2>Heptathlon athlete Swapna Barman alleged that she lost her medal to Nandini Agasara, who is a transgender woman.</h2>

Heptathlon athlete Swapna Barman, who narrowly missed the podium by finishing fourth in her event at the Asian Games 2023, has launched a scathing attack on compatriot Nandini Agasara, who won bronze ahead of her.
Barman expressed her concerns on Twitter, alleging that her medal was lost to a transgender woman, urging for support and highlighting a potential violation of athletics rules.
She wrote, "I have lost my Asian Games bronze medal to a transgender woman at the 19th Asian Games held in Hangzhou,China. I want my medal back as it is against the rules of our Athletics. Help me and support me please."
In the closely contested women's heptathlon event, Swapna Barman finished only four points behind Nandini Agasara. In 2018, Barman had won Gold in the event in Jakarta.
Barman's shocking claim sparked discussions among netizens regarding the timing of her revelation after missing out on a medal.
Update: The tweet has not been deleted by Swapna Barman
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With the two bronze medals, India matched their best-ever performance in roller skating at the 2010 Asian Games, where they had also won two bronze.

Asian Games 2023: India secure bronze in men's and women's 3000m team relay events in roller skating

Having secured bronze in both men's and women's 3000m team relay events in roller skating, India matched their best-ever performance in the sport at the #AsianGames 

<h2>With the two bronze medals, India matched their best-ever performance in roller skating at the 2010 Asian Games, where they had also won two bronze.</h2>

Indian roller skaters showcased their prowess at the Asian Games 2023, securing two bronze medals in the highly competitive men's and women's 3000m team relay events in speed skating. This achievement equals India's best performance in roller skating at the prestigious event.
On the ninth day of intense competitions, the Indian women's team&mdash;comprising Sanjana Bathula, Karthika Jagadeeswaran, Heeral Sadhu, and Aarathy Kasturi Raj&mdash;made a strong start, clinching bronze with an impressive timing of 4:34.861s. They stood behind the gold medallists from Chinese Taipei (4:19.447) and South Korea (4:21.146).
In the men's team relay, Aryanpal Singh Ghuman, Anandkumar Velkumar, Siddhant Kamble, and Vikram Ingale demonstrated exceptional skill, securing a well-deserved bronze with a remarkable timing of 4:10.128. The top positions were secured by Chinese Taipei (4:05.692) and South Korea (4:05.702).
This achievement reflects the significant progress of Indian roller skaters, matching their performance at the Guangzhou 2010 Asian Games, where they secured two bronze medals in men's free skating and pairs skating events.
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According to Technical Rule 16.8, any athlete responsible for a false start shall be disqualified by the starter.

Jyothi Yarraji Race: AFI president Adille Sumariwalla promises to take up matter to highest level

According to Technical Rule 16.8, any athlete responsible for a false start shall be disqualified by the starter.

Jyothi Yarraji was first disqualified, then allowed to run and eventually finished third, all these happened in a span of few minutes during a farcical women's 100m hurdles race at the Asian Games in Hangzhou on Sunday.
Drama unfolded in the last event of the day at the 'Big Lotus' stadium when the women's 100m hurdles was stopped after the gun was fired. Replays clearly showed that Chinese runner Wu Yanni was responsible for the false start as she got off the blocks even before the gunshot was taken.
The judges reviewed the start of the race at the on-field screen and then disqualified Yanni. But to the surprise of the Indian camp, Yarraji was also told that she would be out due to false start.
Yarraji stood her ground for a while and protested and the race was held up for a few minutes.
In sprint races, under 100 millisecond rule, any athlete who reacts within 100 milliseconds (0.100 second) of the gun going off is considered to have false started. Later, the judges allowed both of them to compete and Yanni finished second behind her Chinese compatriot Lin Yuwei (12.74) while Yarraji (13.04) was third.
The Athletics Federation of India (AFI) immediately filed a protest and within minutes, Yanni was disqualified under Technical Rule 16.8 and Yarraji's bronze was upgraded to silver.
According to Technical Rule 16.8, any athlete responsible for a false start shall be disqualified by the starter.
But, a note to the rule says "when one or more athletes make a false start, others are inclined to follow and ... any athlete who does so has also made a false start. The starter should warn or disqualify only such athletes or athletes who, in their opinion, were responsible for the false start." AFI president and World Athletics Vice President and Executive Board member Adille Sumariwalla made it clear that allowing Wu Yanni to run under protest was a wrong decision as "it was she who broke the gun".
He also said that the matter would be taken up at the highest level to ensure that this kind of thing does not happen again. "They (judges) committed a mistake, they have accepted it and medal (silver) has been given (Yarraji)," he said.
"Breaking the Gun" in athletics terminology means getting off the blocks before the shot is fired.
"Rule says you cannot break the gun, it comes on the screen (if false started). What they did not realise was, the Chinese runner (Wu Yanni) has clearly done it (false started), naturally when the first girl goes out before the gun, others will also get out.
"Yarraji went second, and they were after her (Yarraji) to try and get her out. I said from above (the stands) that let her (Yarraji) run under protest. But to make the Chinese woman (Wu Yanni) run under protest is wrong. You can't do that because she has broken the gun." Asked about the quick decision, Sumariwalla said, "We lodged a protest. It was black and white and the decision (to upgrade Yarraji's bronze to silver) was to be there.
"But rest assured that this will be taken up at the highest level to ensure that this does not happen again." AFI senior vice president and legendary long jumper Anju Bobby George termed it as an "unusual drama" rarely seen in a major competition.
"The runner who leaves the ground first is disqualified. The Chinese girl was one and a half steps ahead and Jyothi was still on the ground, she did not leave the ground. But they (judges) came to Jyothi and said you are out. Jyothi was on her block. It was a surprise to everybody, what a drama they did. It was very unusual.
"This is the first time I am seeing in such a competition that somebody is out and then in. We protested by submitting USD 100. It was to be done within 30 minutes and we did that immediately."

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Verstappen&rsquo;s 39 F1 wins have all been with Red Bull since his debut for the team at the Spanish GP in 2016 when he became the youngest F1 winner at 18 years old

Max Verstappen wins Monaco GP to extend F1 championship lead

Formula One champion Max Verstappen's lights-to-flag victory win at the Monaco Grand gave the Red Bull driver his fourth victory of the season and extended his championship lead on Sunday

Verstappen&rsquo;s 39 F1 wins have all been with Red Bull since his debut for the team at the Spanish GP in 2016 when he became the youngest F1 winner at 18 years old

Formula One champion Max Verstappen's lights-to-flag victory win at the Monaco Grand gave the Red Bull driver his fourth victory of the season and extended his championship lead on Sunday.
Spanish veteran Fernando Alonso was a season's best second for Aston Martin as he collected a fifth podium in six races, while Frenchman Esteban Ocon secured third place and a rare podium for Alpine.
For most of the race, Verstappen coasted on a dry and narrow track where overtaking is the hardest in F1.
Verstappen&rsquo;s 39 F1 wins have all been with Red Bull since his debut for the team at the Spanish GP in 2016 when he became the youngest F1 winner at 18 years old.
He set a team record for wins as he passed former Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel&rsquo;s previous tally of 38 victories for the team when he won four straight titles from 2010-13.

Accuweather states that the city will have a cloudy day with a couple of showers and a thunderstorm is also predicted. As per the weather portal, there is 96% precipitation and a 43% probability of thunderstorms.

India vs Netherlands World Cup warmup game: Thiruvananthapuram Rain update, weather forecast

Rain will likely affect India's 2nd warm-up game as well, when India face Netherlands in Thiruvananthapuram

Here are the  rain updates, weather details, hourly forecast

Accuweather states that the city will have a cloudy day with a couple of showers and a thunderstorm is also predicted. As per the weather portal, there is 96% precipitation and a 43% probability of thunderstorms.

The first warm-up game against was hampered due to rain and it seems it will be difficult for Team India to play the 2nd game as well! The weather in Thiruvananthapuram which will host India's 2nd warm-up game against the Netherlands does not look good.&nbsp; Accuweather states that the city will have a cloudy day with a couple of showers and a thunderstorm is also predicted. As per the weather portal, there is 96% precipitation and a 43% probability of thunderstorms. It also shows a cloud cover of 96% and a maximum of 4 hours of rain.&nbsp; While there are more chances of rain in the morning, the website shows that the chances of precipitation would decrease to 65% in the afternoon.&nbsp; India England's first warm up game was also called off without a ball being bowled due to rain in Guwahati.&nbsp;

Kohli had left for Mumbai from Guwahati for some emergency personal reasons on September 30 and wasn't available for the afternoon training session.

ODI World Cup 2023: Virat Kohli to miss the Netherlands warm-up game? 

India's star batter Virat Kohli didn't join the team's optional practice session in Thiruvananthapuram due to personal reasons but is expected to link up with the squad before the second warm-up game against The Netherlands.

Kohli had left for Mumbai from Guwahati for some emergency personal reasons on September 30 and wasn't available for the afternoon training session.

India's star batter Virat Kohli didn't join the team's optional practice session here due to personal reasons but is expected to link up with the squad before the second warm-up game against The Netherlands here on Tuesday.
Kohli had left for Mumbai from Guwahati for some emergency personal reasons on September 30 and wasn't available for the afternoon training session at the local college ground here.
"It was an optional session. He is expected to join the squad soon and could play the warm-up game if required," a BCCI source privy to developments told PTI on condition of anonymity.
On the day, skipper Rohit Sharma, batter Shreyas Iyer and pacer Mohammed Shami also skipped the session which was attended by the likes of Shubman Gill, Suryakumar Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah and veteran spin duo Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja.
The World Cup warm-up match against the Dutch will be the last chance for India to get some game time before the start of tournament proper against Australia in Chennai on October 8.
The Indians had a full-fledged session with Gill, Surya and KL Rahul batting for a considerable amount of time against the likes of Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj.
Ashwin and Jadeja also rolled their arm over for the considerable period of time as they both are going to play a massive role in this World Cup on tracks which are expected to offer turn.
&nbsp;

India won 7 medals taking the tally to a total of 60 medals in the 19th edition of the quadrennial event. 

Asian Games 2023 Medal Tally on Oct 2: India 4th in standings after day 9 at Hangzhou 2022

India won 7 medals taking the tally to a total of 60 medals in the 19th edition of the quadrennial event. 

Here's the medal tally after Day 9

India won 7 medals taking the tally to a total of 60 medals in the 19th edition of the quadrennial event.&nbsp;

On the ninth day of the Asian Games 2023, India won 7 medals taking the tally to a total of 60 medals in the 19th edition of the quadrennial event.&nbsp;
India though got no gold today, the Indian sportspersons won 3 silver medals and 4 bronze medals - with 5 of them coming from Athletics. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/asian-games-2023-india-s-ancy-sojan-finishes-second-wins-silver-in-women-s-long-jump-1696252377149">Ancy Sojan won a silver medal in the long jump,</a> and Parul Chaudhary and Priti got a <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/asian-games-2023-india-s-parul-chaudhary-priti-clinch-silver-and-bronze-in-women-s-3000m-steeplechase-1696248399515">double podium finish in the 3000m steeplechase.</a> India also got its bronze upgraded to silver after Sri Lanka was disqualified from the<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/asian-games-2023-india-s-4x400m-relay-mixed-medal-upgraded-to-silver-after-sri-lanka-s-disqualification-1696255551859"> 4x400m mixed relay race.</a> Apart from that India won one bronze in men's speed skating 3000m relay final and <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/sutirtha-and-ayhika-mukherjee-s-dream-run-in-table-tennis-comes-to-an-end-in-semis-asian-games-2023-1696228999461">Mukherjee sisters, </a>Suthirtha and Ayhika won bronze after losing in the semifinal to North Korea. Also read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/asian-games-2023-india-schedule-oct-3-medal-events-in-athletics-boxing-day-10-timings-for-cricket-1696251596988">Asian Games 2023 India Schedule Oct 3: Medal events in Athletics, Boxing; Day 10 timings for Cricket</a> India remains in the 4th spot with 13 gold medals, 24 silver and 23 bronze medals.

The Indian 4x400m mixed team of Muhammed Variyathodi, Rajesh Ramesh, Vithya Ramraj and Subha Venkatesan recorded a time of 3:14.34 in the final.

Asian Games 2023: India's 4x400m mixed relay medal upgraded to silver after Sri Lanka's disqualification

Even though India had finished third behind Bahrain and Sri Lanka in the 4x400m relay mixed event, India's medal was upgraded to silver after Sri Lanka were disqualified for lane infringement.

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<h2>The Indian 4x400m mixed team of Muhammed Variyathodi, Rajesh Ramesh, Vithya Ramraj and Subha Venkatesan recorded a time of 3:14.34 in the final.</h2>

It's raining medals for India in Hangzhou! This time, the Indian 4x400m mixed relay team bagged the silver medal at the Asian Games.
Even though the team of Muhammed Variyathodi, Rajesh Ramesh, Vithya Ramraj and Subha Venkatesan finished third behind Bahrain and Sri Lanka in first and second respectively, India's medal was upgraded to silver after Sri Lanka were disqualified for lane infringement.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/asian-games-2023-india-s-parul-chaudhary-priti-clinch-silver-and-bronze-in-women-s-3000m-steeplechase-1696248399515">Also read: India's Parul Chaudhary, Priti clinch silver and bronze in Women's 3000m Steeplechase</a>
India, who were the defending Champions from the Jakarta Games in 2018, couldn't quite challenge Bahrain, who were the clear favourites at the start of the event. Bahrain had won Gold even last time but they were disqualified after their runner Kemi Adekoya tested positive for stanozolol.
The silver for India was also their 60th medal at the Asian Games so far.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/asian-games-2023-india-schedule-oct-3-medal-events-in-athletics-boxing-day-10-timings-for-cricket-1696251596988">Asian Games 2023 India Schedule Oct 3: Medal events in Athletics, Boxing; Day 10 timings for Cricket</a>

While Ancy Sojan had a remarkable outing, her compatriot Shaili Singh, the 19-year-old who is ranked much higher than Sojan, could only finish fifth overall.

Asian Games 2023: India's Ancy Sojan finishes second, wins silver in Women's Long Jump

India’s Ancy Sojan produced her personal best of 6.63 metres in Hangzhou to clinch the silver medal in the Women's Long Jump event.

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<h2>While Ancy Sojan had a remarkable outing, her compatriot Shaili Singh, the 19-year-old who is ranked much higher than Sojan, could only finish fifth overall.</h2>

A silver for India in the women&rsquo;s long jump event!
India&rsquo;s Ancy Sojan produced her personal best in Hangzhou to finish an impressive second in long jump.
The 22-year-old&rsquo;s jump of 6.63 metres saw her take the silver on her Asian Games debut, with China&rsquo;s Shiqi Xiong taking the Gold with a jump of 6.73 metres.
While Ancy Sojan had a remarkable outing, her compatriot Shaili Singh, the 19-year-old who is ranked much higher than Sojan, could only finish fifth overall.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/asian-games-2023-india-s-parul-chaudhary-priti-clinch-silver-and-bronze-in-women-s-3000m-steeplechase-1696248399515">India's Parul Chaudhary, Priti clinch silver and bronze in Women's 3000m Steeplechase</a>

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