Incheon: India, bidding to regain the men's hockey gold after 16 years and gain a direct entry into the 2016 Rio Olympics, are bracing up for their toughest task as they face arch-foes Pakistan in
Incheon: Rower Dushyant Chauhan was the lone bright spot after the shooters drew a blank as India managed just one bronze medal to slip to the 15th position in overall standings on the fifth day
New Delhi: Indian boxers on Wednesday, the Fifth Day of 17th Asian Games 2014 will be starting their campaign with an aim to better the record of the year 2010 when they managed an impressive
Incheon: India start their Asian Games campaign in boxing tomorrow as the pugilists aim to match or better the record of four years ago when they managed an impressive tally of nine medals, including two
Incheon: Nineteen-year-old Yao Jinnan from China grabbed the gold medal while her team mate Shang Chunsong pocketed the silver medal in the women's all-around event at the Asian Games here Tuesday.Being the only gymnast in
Incheon: Indian gymnasts proved no match to the Japanese, Korean and Chinese competitors as Ashish Kumar and Dipa Karmakar failed to fetch any medal in the men's and women's all-around Individual final at the Asian
Incheon: Star Indian shooter Abhinav Bindra brought the curtains down on his competitive career with two bronze medals while Saurav Ghosal had to be content with a historic squash silver as India maintained 13th position
Incheon: Wushu players delivered two bronze through Yumnam Sanathoi Devi and Narender Grewal after they lost their respective semifinal contests to cap off India's campaign on an impressive note on the fourth day of the
Incheon: Despite drag-flick specialist VR Raghunath missing as many as eight penalty corners and Rupinderpal Singh sustaining a serious thigh injury, India managed a 7-0 victory over minnows Oman in the men's hockey event at
Incheon: Indian shooters were on target for the second successive day as they delivered a bronze in the men's 10m air pistol team event, while shuttlers bagged another medal of same hue in the women's
New Delhi: India's star shooter Jitu Rai spearheaded India's 10-metre air pistol team to clinch the bronze medal with Samaresh Jung and Prakash Nanjappa but missed out on an individual medal, finishing fifth, at the
Incheon: Playing their first match of the Asian Games at the Seonhak Hockey Stadium here, the Indian men's team defeated neighbours Sri Lanka 8-0 in a Pool B contest here Sunday.It was Rupinder Pal Singh's
Incheon: A fighting India went down to hosts South Korea 1-3 in the women's team badminton semifinals to settle for their maiden bronze medal at the Asian Games here today.This was India's first medal in
Incheon: Indian rowers qualified for the final round in the men's eight event after they finished second in the heats on the second day of competitions at the Asian Games here on Sunday.The Indian team,
Incheon: Jitu Rai Sunday spearheaded India's 10-metre air pistol team to clinch the bronze medal in the 17th Asian Games but missed out on an individual medal, finishing fifth, at the Ongnyeon International Shooting Range
Incheon: India put up a brave fight against Saudi Arabia but left themselves a mountain to climb in the final two quarters, finally losing 67-73 in the men's basketball qualifying round Group B match of
New Delhi: New shooting sensation Jitu Rai stole the limelight by provided the first gold medal, while Shweta Chaudhry claimed a bronze as India launched their campaign in the 17th Asian Games on a rousing
Incheon: The Indian badminton team, which had arrived at the Gyeyang Gymkhana far away from the Athletes Village early this morning, was left stranded after the conclusion of the women's quarterfinals match against Thailand late
Incheon: The Indian rowing teams of Dung Dung Sanjukta-Pratap Tarunikha and Roopendra Singh-Manjeet Singh qualified for the final rounds of the women's pair and lightweight men's double sculls, respectively, at the Chungju Tangeum Lake Rowing
Incheon: India today ended a 28-year-old medal drought in Asian Games badminton after the women's shuttlers, led by Saina Nehwal and P V Sindhu, edged out Thailand 3-2 to reach the semifinals of the women's
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