Chirag and Satwik have confirmed the Bronze medal but they will be going for Gold.
Done and Dusted!!! Chirag and Satwik make light work of the Singapore pair to storm into the semis of Men's Doubles. They win in straight games 21-7, 21-9.
Satwik-Chirag pair is on fire. They have won the first set 21-7
Satwik-Chirag pair is in action in Men's Doubles Quarterfinals against J Nge and Johann P of Singapore.
Satwik Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty take on Singapore's Nge Joo Jie and Prajogo Johann in the men's double quarterfinal event.
Chirag-Satwik pair will be in action from 7 PM IST in Men's doubles Quarterfinal
3 Gold, 1 Silver ad 1 Bronze for India on Day 12. Total medal count has risen to 86. Can India reach 100?
That ended pretty quickly!! Mansi Ahlawat goes down in Bronze medal match
Mansi Ahlawat is in action in Bronze medal match
India's Mansi Ahlawat will be in action next against Uzebkistan's Sobirova Laylokhon
India's medal count rises to 86 now with Antim Panghal winning Bronze medal!
Antim Panghal wins BRONZE in women's 53kg category!
Satwik Sairaj and Chirag Shetty will be in action for India in the men's doubles quarterfinal against Joo Jie and Prajogo of Singapore
And Ghosal will have to settle for a Silver as he loses his Gold medal match to Eain of Malaysia. He goes down 9-11, 11-9, 11-5, 11-7 to take another Silver medal. It's 85th medal for India.
Ghosal saves one match point at 10-5 and then another one to make it 10-7.
Ghosal goes down in the third game. Eain took the third game 11-5. Ghosal is now trailing 1-2 in this contest.
Ghosal is trailing 5-7 in the third game as Eain has made a comeback into this contest.
Ghosal goes down in the second game 11-9 as the Eain Yow makes a comeback into this match. It's 1-1 after Game 2 in this best of five match
Saurav Ghosal has registered a terrific comeback win in the first game. He was 1-6 behind but took an 11-9 win. He is leading 5-2 in the second game as well
India's Naveen loses to Korea's Minseok Kim in the Bronze medal match. The Indian lost 5-1
Indian women's team suffers a crushing 4-0 defeat against China in the semis. However, it can still bag the bronze medal.
Liang makes it 3-0 for China. The Indian women's team needs a miraculous turnaround to win it from here as there are only three minutes left in the match.
It's the end of the third quarter and China are still leading by 2-0. India will have to play some outstanding hockey to make a comeback in the final quarter.
The Indian women's team is 2-0 down against China in the semifinal.
Men's compound team event:
India’s Abhishek Verma, Prathamesh Samadhan Jawkar and Ojas Pravin Deotale claim gold for the country by beating (235-230) the South Korean trio in the final.
Men's compound team event final:
India have a four-point lead 175-171 over South Korea leading into end four.
Men's compound team event final:
India have a 2-point lead heading into end three. India 116-114 South Korea.
Men's compound team event final:
India are leading 88-84 after nine shots.
Women's semifinal:
Jiaqi Zhong scores the opening goal of the match and China lead India by 1-0.
The Indian men's team is hammering Japan in a dead rubber right now. India have already inflicted three all-outs on Japan and lead by 30-6.
Women's semifinal:
It's a goalless first quarter. India 0-0 China
Archery: Men's compound team event
India convincingly defeat 235-224 Chinese Taipei to win the semifinal fixture. They will face South Korea in the battle for gold.
The men's compound team semifinal number 2 is underway between India and Chinese Taipei.
Indian women's hockey team to face China in the semis. The match is slated to start at 1:30 PM (IST).
Archery: The Indian women's team claimed gold in the compound event.
Squash: Dipika Pallikal and Harinder Pal Singh Sandhu clinched gold for India in the mixed doubles.
The Indian men's team endures defeat 21-23, 17-21 at the hands of the Philippines in a group-stage fixture.
India enter the semis of the men's compound team event after beating Bhutan 235-221 in the quarters.
Men's compound team event quarterfinals:
India are leading Bhutan 119-110 after end two.
Men's compound team event quarterfinals:
Ojas Deotale, Samadhan Jawkar and Abhishek Verma are in action against Bhutan's Younten Jamtsho, Khendrup and Tandin Dorji.
It turned out to be a battle of nerves in the mixed doubles finals as India's Dipika and Harinder claimed gold after winning in straight games (11-10, 11-10) against Aifa Azman and Mohd. Kamal of Malaysia.
Squash:
Dipika Pallikal and Harinder Singh win gold for India in the mixed doubles event.
Terrific comeback from the Malaysian pair in the second game. India 9-8 Malaysia.
The Indian pair of Dipika and Harinder has raced to 7 in the second game. India 7-2 Malaysia.
India's Dipika Pallikal and Harinder Pal Singh Sandhu take the first game by 11-10 after a late comeback into the match.
India's Dipika Pallikal and Harinder Pal Singh Sandhu are in action next as India takes on Malaysia in the squash mixed doubles final.
India's star shuttler pulled off a stunning comeback in the closing stages to snatch the third game by 21-20 against Malaysia’s Lee Zii Zia.
It's 14-12 in favour of Prannoy in the deciding third game.
Prannoy with a two-point (13-11) lead in the third game.
It is going neck-to-neck (10-10) right now as both Lee and Prannoy are testing each other in the third game.
Men's quarterfinal:
Lee pushes the match into the deciding third game after winning the second one 23-21 against Prannoy.
HS Prannoy leads second game 11-9 at the mid-game interval.
Men's quarterfinal:
India's ace shuttler HS Prannoy claims the opening game 21-16 against Lee Zii Jia of Malaysia.
Men’s 130kg:
Naveen defeats Loh Timothy Yu of Singapore 9-1 in the repechage round 1.
Women's freestyle 50kg semifinal:
Pooja Gehlot loses her bout against Yoshimoto of Japan. She'll now aim for bronze.
Men’s Team Final Session 1:
India concede the first session 32-55 to Hong Kong.
Men's Greco-Roman 97kg quarterfinal:
India's Narinder Cheema loses his bout against Lee Seyeol of South Korea.
Men's Greco-Roman 130kg quarterfinal:
Naveen suffers defeat at the hands of Meng Lingzhe of China.
India's Antim Panghal to compete in a bronze medal match against Bolortuya Bat-Ochirof Mongolia.
The trio of Parneet Kaur, Jyothi Surekha Vennam and Aditi Swami wins gold for India in women's compound team event.
Women's compound team event final:
A cliffhanger on the cards....
Both teams are tied at 171-171 with one more end remaining.
Women's compound team event final:
India lead Chinese Taipei by 112-111 after end 2.
Women's compound team event final:
India are two points behind Chinese Taipei 56-54 after opening end.
India's Mansi loses her women's 57kg bout against Japan's Tsugami Sakurai based on technical superiority.
The women's compound team event final of archery is underway between India and Chinese Taipei.
India's Pooja Gehlot registers a place in the women's 50kg freestyle semis.
India have won their fixture against Chinese Taipei by 50-27 and advance to the semis.
India suffer an all-out!!!
India 30-16 Chinese Taipei.
A Super Raid from Zheng-Wei reduces India to one man on the mat - Sachin Tanwar. India are still in the lead 28-12 and would look to avoid an all out.
If the Indian men's team beats Chinese Taipei today then it will advance into the semis. The Indian women's team qualified for the semifinals after defeating Thailand yesterday.
Indian men's kabaddi team is leading 28-9 against Chinese Taipei in a group-stage fixture.
Women's 50kg freestyle:
Pooja Gehlot of India secures a quarterfinal berth after outclassing Thailand's Manlika Esati 10-0.
Indian women's team thrashes Indonesia 233-219 to storm into the final of the women's compound team event.
PV Sindhu crashes out of the quarterfinals after losing to He Bing Jiao in straight games 2-0 (16-21, 12-21).
The Indian women's team leads Indonesia by 175-163 after the conclusion of 18 shots in the women's compound team event semifinal.
India's young wrestling sensation Antim Panghal to face Kari Fujinami of Japan in the quarterfinals of the women's freestyle 53kg category.
He Bing Jiao leads 11-8 at break in the second game.
Some grit on display here in the second game from PV Sindhu. It is now 8-8.
PV Sindhu is 8-5 behind He Bing Jiao in the second game.
India are leading 60-51 against Indonesia in the ongoing women's compound team semis.
Sindhu is looking very rusty and far from her best. He Bing Jiao looks determined to win the fixture.
PV Sindhu loses the opening game 21-16.
PV Sindhu is 15-13 behind He Bing Jiao in the women's singles quarterfinals.
Indonesia made it to the semifinals of the women's team compound team event after beating Kazakhstan.
Indian women's compound team of Jyothi Surekha Vennam, Parneet Kaur and Aditi Swami will face Indonesia in the semifinal.
Thailand beat India 21-12, 21-10 in a men's group match.
Women's team compound event:
The trio of Jyothi Surekha Vennam, Aditi Swami and Parneet Kaur wins the quarterfinal fixture against Hong Kong 231-220 to secure a semifinal berth.
Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the 19th edition of the Asian Games. Today is the 12th day of the continental event and will witness several top contenders from India compete in various medal events across different sporting disciplines. Stay tuned to our live blog for all the instant updates from Hangzhou, China.
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