Asian Games 2026 Day 4, Full India Results: Women's cricket team wins gold, 1st badminton medal assured
Asian Games 2026, Day 4 Full Results: The Indian women's cricket team won a gold medal after beating Sri Lanka in the final.
The fourth day of the Asian Games 2026 saw India's women's team bring the contingent's first gold of the ongoing edition after beating Sri Lanka in the final by 147 runs. With this, Harmanpreet Kaur's team successfully defended their crown and cemented their place as the best Asian side at the moment. Moreover, the Indian men's team assured the badminton contingent their first medal after beating Japan 3-0 in the quarter-finals.

Overall, Day 4 was a mixed bag for the Indian contingent, as the women's badminton team went down to Japan, and the shooters also failed to rise to the occasion in the mixed 10m air rifle team event. After winning two silver medals on Day 2, Elavenil Valarivan was unable to add to her tally on Tuesday, as she and Parth Mane finished fourth in the 10m Air Rifle Mixed Team qualification.
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Here's the full list of results for India on Day 4 at the Asian Games:
Women's cricket
India defeat Sri Lanka by 147 runs to win GOLD
Swimming
Men's 1,500m freestyle final - Aryan Nehra ended 4th
Men's 4x100m medley relay heats - India ended 7th, qualified for final
Men's 4x100m medley relay - Rishabh Das, Akash Mani, Benediction Beniston, and Dhanush Suresh finish eighth
Hockey
India beat Sri Lanka 16-1 in Pool A
Badminton
Women's team quarter-final - India lost to Japan 1-3
Men's team quarter-final - India beat Japan 3-0
Boxing
Women's 51kg Round of 32 - Sakshi beat Aira Villegas (PHI) 5:0
Men's 55kg round of 32 - Jadumani Singh beat Chandra Bahadur Thapa (Nepal)
Equestrian
Eventing team dressage - India ended 7th
Eventing individual dressage - Ashish Limaye ended 14th, Arjan Nagra 23rd, Fouaad Mirza 26th
Gymnastics
Pranati Nayak finished seventh and qualified for the women's vault final.
Esports
eFootball - India drew 0- 0 vs Uzbekistan in Group F.
India gets a walkover against Mongolia.
Fencing
Men's foil individual Round of 32 - Hemansh Singh Sanasam lost to Galim Nurumov (KAZ) 9-15
Women's epee round of 32 - Mitva Chaudhari lost 14-15 to Jingwen Yang (China)
Women's epee round of 16.- Taniksha Khatri lost 9-15 to Song Sera (South Korea)
Kabaddi
Men's Group A - India beat South Korea 63-31
Karate
Men's kumite 84kg bronze playoff- Chetan Bhatt lost to Meng-yu Chung (TPE) 1-1 (won by senshu)
Women's kumite 55kg Round of 16 - Alisha lost to Cok Istri Agung Sanistyarani (INA) 1-6
Sepaktakraw
Men's team regu Group B- India lost to Malaysia 0-3
Shooting
10m air rifle mixed team final - India finished 4th
Skeet men’s team
India 5th after Day 2
Skeet men’s individual
Anant Jeet Singh Naruka 2nd, Mairaj Khan 23rd, Bhavtegh Gill 35th after Day 2
Skeet women’s team
India 3rd after Day 2
Skeet women’s individual
Raiza Dhillon 5th, Parinaaz Dhaliwal 9th, Maheshwari Chauhan 16th after Day 2
Table Tennis
Men's team Round of 16 - India lost to South Korea 0-3
Women's team quarter-final - India lost to North Korea 0-3
Soft Tennis
Men's singles
Jay Meena beat Hussain Arain (PAK) 4-0
Aryan Thakur beat Bold-erdene Altangerel (MGL) 4-0
Aadhya Tiwari beat Kainaat Shallwani (Pakistan) 4-0 in women's singles Group D.
Aryan Thakur lost 0-4 to Chen Po-Yi (Chinese Taipei) in men's singles Group C.
Wushu
Women's Nandao final - Langlentombi Devi Hanjabam finishes ninth
Women's 60 kg quarter-final - Roshibina Devi beat Man Sin Chu (Macao, China) - India assured of a medal.
Men's 56kg quarterfinal - Aryan lost to Saydullo Abdurashitov (Uzbekistan).
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