Asian Games 2026 September 28 India Results: Double Javelin Medals for India as Yashvir Singh Wins Silver and Rohit Yadav Bronze
Asian Games 2026: Check all India medal winners, medal assurances, completed results and updated medal tally from the action on September 28.
The Asian Games 2026 has now reached its 10th day in Aichi-Nagoya, with India enduring a couple of heartbreaks in this edition of the tournament. A similar story continued on Monday, September 28 with a few medal additions as well.
India are currently standing in 12th position with 39 medals to their name. The performance has been below par compared to the previous edition, where India made history by winning a record 107 medals.
In this article, we will explore all the medal winners, medal achievements and results from India's campaign on September 28.
Asian Games 2026: All the Updates and Results from September 28
India's day began with action in surfing, where Babu Sivaraj lost to his Philippines opponent 7.83-11.05 in the Men's Shortboard Round 3.
Meanwhile, on a positive note, two Indian archers produced strong individual performances in the Round of 16. Sahil Rajesh Jadhav and Ganesh Mani Ratnam Thirumuru both won their respective matches and qualified for the next round.
India Men’s cricket team also stormed into the semi finals after the India vs Afghanistan game washed out.
India also secured a medal in Kurash, with Pincky Balhara winning a bronze medal in the women's 78kg category after losing in the semi-final.
However, the standout moment for India so far came in shooting, where Esha Singh won the silver medal in the women's 25m pistol individual final. Singh finished second in the gold-medal contest to add another medal to India's tally.
Asian Games 2026: Medals Won by India
| No. | Sport | Event | Indian Result |
| 1 | Shooting | Women's 25m Pistol Individual Final | Esha Singh — 🥈 Silver |
| 2 | Athletics | Women's 400m Hurdles Final | Vithya Ramraj & Anu Raghavan — 🥉 Bronze |
| 3 | Athletics | Men's Long Jump Final | Murali Sreeshankar — 🥈 Silver |
| 4 | Athletics | Men's 1500m Final | Gulveer Singh — 🥈 Silver |
| 5 | Athletics | Women's 5000m Final | Parul Chaudhary — 🥉 Bronze |
| 6 | Athletics | Men's Javelin Throw Final | Yashvir Singh — 🥈 Silver (85.72m, PB) |
| 7 | Athletics | Men's Javelin Throw Final | Rohit Yadav — 🥉 Bronze (84.35m) |
Asian Games 2026: Medal Assured by India
| Sport | Event | Indian Result |
| Boxing | Women's 75kg Quarterfinal | Lovlina Borgohain defeated South Korea's Seong Suyeon 5-0 via unanimous decision and advanced to the semi-finals, assuring a medal for India |
| Boxing | Women's 60kg Quarterfinal | Priya Ghanghas defeated Tajikistan's Mijgona Samadova 5-0 via unanimous decision and advanced to the semi-finals, assuring a medal for India |
| Boxing | Men's 90kg Quarterfinal | Kapil Pokhariya defeated South Korea's Kim Gi-chae 5-0 via unanimous decision and advanced to the semi-finals, assuring a medal for India |
Surfing
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Babu Sivaraj lost to Alciso Jayuard in the Men's Shortboard Round 3.
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Kishore Kumar Anbarasu defeated Ma Wensong in the Men's Shortboard Round 3.
Archery
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Ganesh Mani Ratnam Thirumuru defeated Rinaldi Sostar Andaru in the Compound Men's Individual 1/16.
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Sahil Rajesh Jadhav defeated Purevdorj Jamiyangombo in the Compound Men's Individual 1/16.
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Ganesh Mani Ratnam Thirumuru defeated Sahil Rajesh Jadhav in the Compound Men's Individual 1/8.
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Chikitha Taniparthi defeated Dolma Dorji in the Compound Women's Individual 1/16.
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Jyothi Surekha Vennam defeated Adel Zhexenbinova in the Compound Women's Individual 1/16.
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Chikitha Taniparthi defeated Chen Yi-hsuan in the Compound Women's Individual 1/8.
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Jyothi Surekha Vennam lost to Kang Yeonseo in the Compound Women's Individual 1/8.
Volleyball
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India defeated Hong Kong, China in the Men's Preliminary Round, Pool C.
Squash
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India women defeated China in the Women's Team Pool C.
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India women defeated Japan in the Women's Team Pool C.
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India men defeated China in the Men's Team Pool A.
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India men defeated Republic of Korea in the Men's Team Pool A.
Sepaktakraw
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India women lost to Japan in the Women's Double Preliminary Group B.
Tennis
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Rutuja Bhosale and Ankita Raina lost to Anna Danilina and Yulia Putintseva in the Women's Doubles First Round.
Kurash
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Pincky Balhara defeated Lim Garam in the Women's -78kg Quarterfinal.
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Pincky Balhara lost to Mo Sumin in the Women's -78kg Semifinal and secured the bronze medal.
Boxing
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Lovlina Borgohain defeated Seong Suyeon 5-0 in the Women's 75kg Quarterfinal and assured a medal.
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Priya Ghanghas defeated Mijgona Samadova 5-0 in the Women's 60kg Quarterfinal and assured a medal.
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Kapil Pokhariya defeated Kim Gi-chae 5-0 in the Men's 90kg Quarterfinal and assured a medal.
Athletics
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Vithya Ramraj and Anu Raghavan won bronze in the Women's 400m Hurdles Final.
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Murali Sreeshankar and David Solomon Patturaj won silver in the Men's Long Jump Final.
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Gulveer Singh won silver in the Men's 1500m Final.
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Yashvir Singh won silver and Rohit Yadav won bronze in the Men's Javelin Throw Final.
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Parul Chaudhary won bronze in the Women's 5000m Final.
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Pooja qualified from the Women's 800m Round 1.
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India qualified for the Mixed 4x100m Relay.
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India qualified for the Men's 4x400m Relay.
Shooting
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Esha Singh won silver in the Women's 25m Pistol Individual Final.
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Esha Singh qualified for the Women's 25m Pistol Individual Final.
Cricket
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India advanced to the men's semi-finals after the quarter-final against Afghanistan was cancelled.
Hockey
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India defeated Bangladesh in the Men's Pool A match.
India Updated Medal Tally
| Country Code | Nation | Gold 🥇 | Silver 🥈 | Bronze 🥉 | Total |
| IND | India | 4 | 20 | 21 | 45 |
India currently stands in 12th position in the Asian Games 2026 medal tally with 4 gold, 17 silver and 19 bronze medals.
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