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India at Asian Games 2026: September 29 Schedule, Results

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  • 1Neeru won gold in the women's trap individual event and was part of India's silver-winning women's trap team.
  • 2Gulveer Singh and Avinash Sable headline India's athletics action in the men's 5000m final at 4:45 PM IST.
  • 3India has several more medal opportunities across athletics, boxing and shooting during a packed Day 10.
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India entered Day 10 of the Asian Games 2026 in Aichi-Nagoya with a packed September 29 schedule and several medal opportunities. Neeru has already delivered gold in the women's trap individual event, while India also secured silver in the women's trap team competition. Attention now shifts to athletics, boxing, shooting and the remaining events later in the day.

India Results Completed on September 29

Shooting

Neeru won GOLD in the women's trap individual final.

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

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

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

Boxing

Parveen defeated China's Li Shu in the women's 65kg semifinal and qualified for the final.

Tennis

Dhakshineswar Suresh defeated Indonesia's Gunawan Trismuwantara in the men's singles second round.

Squash

India defeated Iran 3-0 in the women's team group stage.

Archery

Dhiraj Bommadevara advanced after victories over Girvin Garcia of the Philippines and Cheng Hsiang-Hui of Chinese Taipei.

Neeraj Chauhan defeated Indonesia's Riau Ega Agata Salsabilla before beating South Korea's Kim Je Deok.

Kumkum Mohod progressed with victories over Mongolia's Urantungalag Bishindee and Bangladesh's Saima Salah Uddin.

Kirti won her opening contest against Vietnam's Phuong Thao Hoang before losing to South Korea's Kang Chaeyoung in the round of 16.

Sport Climbing

Joga Purty finished ninth in the women's speed 4 qualification and qualified for the final.

Track Cycling

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

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

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

Canoe Slalom

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

Pallavi Jagtap finished seventh and Rina Sen ninth in the women's canoe single heats.

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

Surfing

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

Kurash

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

India Asian Games Schedule: September 29

11:00 AM – Boxing

Ankush Panghal vs Fazliddin Erkinboev of Uzbekistan – Men's 80kg semifinal.

11:30 AM – Boxing

Narender vs Aibek Oralbay of Kazakhstan – Men's 90+kg semifinal.

11:30 AM – Track Cycling

India – Women's team sprint Round 1.

11:48 AM – Track Cycling

India – Men's team sprint Round 1.

11:54 AM – Track Cycling

India – Women's team pursuit Round 1.

12:00 PM – Shooting

Shapath Bharadwaj – Men's trap individual final.

Not before 12:30 PM – Tennis

Sumit Nagal vs Hong Seongchan of South Korea – Men's singles second round.

Not before 12:30 PM – Tennis

Yuki Bhambri/Dhakshineswar Suresh vs Denis Yevseyev/Beibit Zhukayev of Kazakhstan – Men's doubles second round.

Not before 12:30 PM – Tennis

Anirudh Chandrasekar/N Sriram Balaji vs Abhishek Bastola/Pradip Khadka of Nepal – Men's doubles second round.

12:30 PM – Volleyball

India vs Qatar – Men's Pool C.

2:50 PM – Athletics

Dev Kumar Meena and Kuldeep Kumar – Men's pole vault final.

Not before 3:30 PM – Tennis

Ankita Raina/N Sriram Balaji vs Eudice Chong/Kairan Thompson of Hong Kong – Mixed doubles first round.

3:35 PM – Athletics

Pooja and Supriya Basavaraju – Women's high jump final.

4:05 PM – Athletics

Anushka Yadav and Tanya Chaudhary – Women's hammer throw final.

4:20 PM – Athletics

Pooja – Women's 800m final.

4:35 PM – Athletics

Mohammed Afsal – Men's 800m final.

4:45 PM – Athletics

Gulveer Singh and Avinash Sable – Men's 5000m final.

5:18 PM – Athletics

India – Mixed 4x100m relay final.

5:35 PM – Athletics

India – Women's 4x400m relay final.

5:47 PM – Athletics

India – Men's 4x400m relay final.

Gulveer Singh Eyes Third Medal

One of India's biggest medal hopes on Tuesday is Gulveer Singh.

Gulveer has already won two silver medals at the Asian Games 2026, in the men's 1500m and 10,000m. He now competes in the men's 5000m final alongside Avinash Sable.

The race is scheduled for 4:45 PM IST and gives Gulveer an opportunity to complete a three-medal campaign at these Games.

Sable will also be looking to finish his campaign with a medal after missing the podium in the steeplechase.

Big Evening for Indian Athletics

The final athletics session could play a major role in India's medal tally.

Dev Kumar Meena and Kuldeep Kumar start India's afternoon medal events in the men's pole vault final at 2:50 PM.

Pooja and Supriya Basavaraju then compete in the women's high jump final, followed by Anushka Yadav and Tanya Chaudhary in the women's hammer throw.

India will also have individual medal opportunities through Pooja in the women's 800m and Mohammed Afsal in the men's 800m.

The evening concludes with three relay medal races: the mixed 4x100m, women's 4x400m and men's 4x400m finals.

Boxing Medals in Focus

India's boxers also have a major opportunity to reach the gold-medal bouts.

Parveen has already progressed to the women's 65kg final after defeating China's Li Shu in her semifinal.

Ankush Panghal faces Uzbekistan's Fazliddin Erkinboev in the men's 80kg semifinal, while Narender takes on Kazakhstan's Aibek Oralbay in the men's 90+kg semifinal.

Both bouts represent opportunities for India to convert assured boxing medals into places in the finals.

Shooting Delivers Gold and Silver

Shooting has already provided India with two medals on September 29.

Neeru won the women's trap individual gold medal and also combined with Aashima Ahlawat and Manisha Keer to secure silver in the women's trap team competition.

Attention now turns to Shapath Bharadwaj in the men's trap individual final at 12:00 PM IST.

Asian Games 2026 Medal Tally: India

Following Neeru's gold and the women's trap team silver reported on September 29, India's tally in the supplied live standings stands at:

Gold: 5

Silver: 21

Bronze: 21

Total: 47

China leads the supplied standings with 234 medals, including 135 gold, while Japan is second with 172 medals.

The medal table remains live and can change throughout the day as events conclude.

Krihaa Analysis

September 29 could be one of the more important days of India's Asian Games 2026 campaign.

Shooting has already produced a gold and silver, while Parveen has secured a place in a boxing final. However, the biggest concentration of remaining medal opportunities comes in athletics.

Gulveer Singh's 5000m race will be one of the headline events. After silver medals in the 1500m and 10,000m, another podium finish would give him three medals at the Games.

India also has multiple chances through the 800m races, pole vault, high jump, hammer throw and three relay finals.

With several medal events packed between 2:50 PM and 5:47 PM IST, India's position on the Asian Games medal table could change considerably by the end of Day 10.

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