Asian Games Full Results Day 11: Shooting, athletics get India two more golds, medal tally goes past 50

Asian Games Full India Results Day 11: India's medal tally surpassed the 50-figure mark after two more gold medals were added across athletics and shooting.

Updated on: Sep 29, 2026, 17:54:44 IST

Written by Vishesh Roy

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Kiran Pahal, MR Poovama, Prachi and Vithya Ramraj brought India their first gold in athletics at the Asian Games 2026 on Tuesday, coming first in the women's 4x400m relay final. After several silvers and bronzes in track and field, India finally got the top prize, ironically on the last day of athletics at the Asiad. Earlier, shooter Neeru scripted history, winning the first individual gold for the contingent at the ongoing competition. She won the women's trap individual final, and overall, India's medal tally surpassed 50, standing at 52.

India won gold in women's 4x400m mixed relay. (Screengrab - SonyLiv)

Overall, it was a good day for athletics, as Gulveer Singh extended his fruitful campaign, winning his third medal of the event and taking home bronze in the men's 5000m final. Earlier, he had won silver in the men's 10,000m and men's 1500m events. Earlier, the shooting contingent brought another silver after Neeru, Aashima Ahlawat, and Manisha Keer won silver in the women's trap team event.

The mixed relay team also won bronze after Gurindervir Singh, Sneha, Animesh Kujur, and Harita came third. Pooja, who was leading for the majority of the contest in the women's high jump, fell off in the final hurdle and came back with a bronze.

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Here are the full results of the Indian contingent on Day 11 of the Asian Games

Shooting

Neeru wins GOLD in women's individual trap final.

Neeru, Aashima Ahlawat, and Manisha Keer won SILVER in the women's trap team event.

Neeru qualified for the final from the women's trap individual qualification.

Shapath Bharadwaj qualified for the final from the men's trap individual qualification.

Shapath Bharadwaj, Kynan Chenai, and Ahvar Rizvi finished 6th in the men's trap team event.

Shapath Bharadwaj finishes eighth in the men's trap individual final.

Athletics

India win GOLD in women's 4x400m relay.

India win BRONZE in men's 4x400m relay.

Pooja wins BRONZE, Supriya Basavaraju finishes 12th in women's high jump final.

Gulveer Singh wins BRONZE in men's 5000m final.

India win BRONZE in 4 x 100m mixed relay final.

India in women's 4x400m relay final

Tanya Chaudhary finished 4th, and Anushka Yadav 5th in the women's hammer throw final.

Dev Kumar Meena and Kuldeep Kumar finished seventh and tenth in the men's pole vault final.

Pooja finished seventh in the women's 800m final.

Mohammed Afsal finished eighth in the men's 800m final.

Boxing

Narender lost to Aibek Oralbay of Kazakhstan in the men's 90+ kg semifinal and won BRONZE.

Parveen beats Li Shu of China in the women's 65kg semifinal to reach the final.

Ankush Panghal beat Fazilddin Erkinboev of Uzbekistan in the men's 80kg semifinal to reach the final.

Volleyball

India beat Qatar 3-2 in the men's Pool C group.

Squash

India beat Iran 3-0 in a women's group game.

Archery

Dhiraj Bommadevara beat Girvin Garcia (Philippines) and Cheng Hsiang-Hui (Chinese Taipei) in the men's recurve individual round of 32 and round of 16.

Neeraj Chauhan beat Riau Ega Agata Salsabilla (Indonesia) and Kim Je Deok (South Korea) in the men's recurve individual round of 32 and round of 16.

Kumkum Mohod beat Urantungalag Bishindee (Mongolia) and beat Saima Salah Uddin (Bangladesh) in the women's recurve individual round of 32 and round of 16.

Kirti beat Phuong Thao Hoang (Vietnam) in the women's recurve individual round of 32, then lost to Kang Chaeyoung (South Korea) in the round of 16.

Sport Climbing

Joga Purty finished 9th and qualified for the final from the women's speed 4 qualification.

Track Cycling

Rojit Singh, David Beckham, and Ronaldo Singh finished 7th in the men's team sprint qualification.

Celestina, Sarita Kumari, Keerthi Rangaswamy Chikka finished 6th in women's team sprint qualification.

Harshita Jakhar, Pooja Danole, Meenakshi and Swosti Singh finished 5th in women's team pursuit.

Tennis

Dhakshineswar Suresh beat Gunawan Trismuwantara (Indonesia) in the men's singles second round.

Sumit Nagal beat Hong Seongchan (South Korea) in the men's singles second round.

Anirudh Chandrasekar-N Sriram Balaji beat Abhishek Bastola-Pradip Khadka of Nepal in the men's doubles second round.

Canoe Slalom

Hitesh Kewat finished 8th and Pradhyumna Singh Rathod 10th in men's kayak single heats.

Pallavi Jagtap finished 7th, and Rina Sen finished 9th in women's canoe single heats.

Shikha Chouhan finished 11th in women's kayak single heats.

Surfing

Kishore Kumar Anbarasu lost to Toby Espejon (Philippines) in the men's shortboard quarterfinal.

Kurash

Vipin Kumar lost to Yoon Hyeonsu in the men's -66kg round of 16 bout.

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Vishesh Roy
Vishesh Roy is a sports journalist with a strong focus on cricket. He began his career at Asian News International (ANI), where he covered a range of high-profile events, including the India Open, Legends Cricket League, the England–India Test series in Ahmedabad in 2021, and the inauguration of the Narendra Modi Stadium. During his tenure at ANI, he also reported extensively on domestic cricket, covering several Ranji Trophy and Vijay Hazare Trophy matches across the country. While cricket remains his primary beat, Vishesh has also reported on tennis, football and WWE. After a stint of over three years at ANI, Vishesh moved to NDTV, where he gained hands-on experience in digital-first journalism, with a particular emphasis on live blogs and real-time news reporting. He joined Hindustan Times in October 2024 and quickly established himself with a series of exclusive interviews and source-driven stories. Ahead of the IPL 2025 auction, Hindustan Times was the first to report that the two-day event would be held in Saudi Arabia. In the early months of his tenure, Vishesh secured interviews with leading cricketers, including Pat Cummins, Shreyas Iyer, Nitish Kumar Reddy and Rashid Latif. He has also closely tracked the rise of emerging talents such as Vaibhav Suryavanshi and Priyansh Arya by speaking to their current and childhood coaches. His background in on-field reporting has helped Hindustan Times Digital break exclusive stories on major developments, including Virat Kohli’s return to the Ranji and Vijay Hazare Trophy, IPL scheduling, and the T20 World Cup controversy involving Bangladesh and Pakistan.Read More

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