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Read: Kabaddi golds prop India, total haul at 57 but less than in 2010
Chinese hammer gold medallist Zhang Wenxiu tests positive, thrown out of competition
Read: India men, women retain kabaddi gold medals at Asiad
India finishes Asian Games 2014 with 57 Medals (11 Gold, 9 Silver and 37 Bronze). In 2010 we won 65 medals with 14 Gold.
Medal Tally : India at 6th spot now with 57 Medals (11 Gold, 9 Silver & 37 Bronze) pic.twitter.com/7piWMP8UqE
— India@AsianGames2014 (@India_AllSports) October 3, 2014
Taekwondo: India's Shaloo Raikwar loses 3-3 against Abrar Alfahad of Kuwait (win by superiority) in their 73kg quarterfinal bout
Margerette Regi Maria loses 1-15 against Li Donghua of China in their +73kg quarterfinal
Volleyball: India win first set 25-21 against Qatar in their men's classification match for the 5th-6th place
Kabaddi (Men's): India men come from behind to defeat Iran, win gold medal.
With this win, India have 11 gold medals and have been pushed up to 6th place in the medals table.
Kabaddi (Men's): India lead 25-24 against Iran with a few minutes left in gold medal match
Kabaddi (Men's): India trailing Iran 7-14 in gold medal match
Kabaddi: After the women's kabaddi triumph, the men's hockey final is about to get underway.
Read: Women's kabaddi team bags gold medal
Kabaddi: India beat Iran 30-21 in the women's final to clinch gold medal
Welcome to the LIVE coverage of Day 14 of the 17th Asian Games in Incheon. Yesterday was a huge day for India as the men's hockey team beat Pakistan to win the gold medal.
Medal Tally : India at 9th spot with 55 Medals (9 Gold, 9 Silver & 37 Bronze) pic.twitter.com/Vcfs88sQJ0
— India@AsianGames2014 (@India_AllSports) October 2, 2014
Read: India wins gold in 4x400m women relay, 4th on the trot since 2002
Athletics: Women's 4x400m relay team bag gold medal for India.
India have won the final on penalty shootout and with it the gold medal at the Asian Games 2014. Gold medal after 16 years and revenge for 1982.
It's raining gold minutes after hockey men, it's the women who have shot gold in relay in #AsianGames2014 #hockey
— Saikat ghosh (@Saikatghosh12) October 2, 2014
Indian wins Gold medal by wonderful win over Pakistan in #AsianGames2014 #Hockey Final match.What a glorious win after so many years.
— Raj K Pathak (@RajKpathak1) October 2, 2014
CONGRATULATIONS! India win the Hockey Gold at #AsianGames2014 #INDvsPAK
— Vishal Garg (@VVishalrock) October 2, 2014
Gold for India in #Hockey also a direct entry to the Rio Olympics 2016 ... Great day for Indian Hockey! #AsianGames2014
— Aniruddha Samanta (@samantaniruddha) October 2, 2014
GOLD medal always great but when u get it after beating Pakistan it's just awesome. #IndiaVsPak #AsianGames2014
— Rajat Mishra (@RajatWriteto) October 2, 2014
Penalty Shootout:
India to shoot first
India 1: India score; India 1, Pakistan 0
Pakistan 1: Blocked, India 1, Pakistan 0
India 2: India score again, India 2, Pakistan 0
Pakistan 2: Pakistan score, India 2, Pakistan 1
India 3: Blocked, foul called, India 2, Pakistan 1
Pakistan 3: BLOCKED! India 2, Pakistan 1, just two more chances to go.
India 4: India SCORE! India 3, Pakistan 1. Pakistan MUST SCORE both and save the last to tie now.
Pakistan 4: Pakistan score. India 3, Pakistan 2.
India 5: INDIA SCORE and they have won the final and the gold medal!
WATCH THE INDIA-PAKISTAN HOCKEY MEN'S FINAL OF ASIAN GAMES LIVE HERE
Hockey, Men's Final India v/s Pakistan: Scoreline 1-1 at full time, game goes into penalty shootout
Hockey, Men's Final India v/s Pakistan: Scoreline still 1-1 at end of third quarter
Hockey, Men's Final India v/s Pakistan: Scoreline locked at 1-1 at end of first half
GOAL! India score to level the scoreline 1-1 through Kohajit.
Hockey, Men's Final: Pakistan lead India 1-0 at the end of first quarter via Mohammad Rizwan goal
GOAL. Pakistan score the first goal in the 4th minute. 1-0.
Meanwhile, other events continue, like......
Athletics: Sahana Kumari reaches women's high jump final
So after a hearty lunch, we are back to cover Day 13 of the Asian Games in Incheon. Right now, India are taking on Pakistan in the men's hockey final. India have not won a gold medal in hockey for 16 years and their last encounter against Pakistan in the finals ended in an ignominous 1-7 defeat, an event that perhaps precipitated the decline of Indian hockey for good.
We will be back at 3 pm with the India-Pakistan hockey final and other events.
Boxing: Satish Kumar loses the Men's Super Heavy (+91kg) semi-final bout to Ivan Dychko of Kazakhstan.
He will thus settle for the bronze medal.
Also Read: Indian men beat Thailand, women lose in volleyball
Boxing: Satish Kumar loses the first round to Ivan Dychko of Kazakhstan in the Semis of Men's Super Heavy (+91kg).
Holders India stay on course for double gold in Kabaddi
Taekwondo: Saurav loses 4-5 against Ahmad Roman Abasi of Afghanistan in their 63kg quarterfinal bout
Read: Blame the Indian Olympic Association, not Laishram Sarita Devi
Kabaddi: India men defeat Korea 36-25 to storm into the final.
Table Tennis: Ankita Das loses 8-11 5-11 11-4 7-11 11-9 4-11 to Wing Nam NG of Hong Kong in their singles 1/32 elimination
Kabaddi: India- South Korea semifinal begins.
Table Tennis: Manika Batra loses 4-0 to Kasumi Ishikawa of Japan in the Women's Singles 1/16 Elimination Match 4
Volleyball: India win second set 25-18 against Thailand in the men's match for the 5th/8th place
Taekwondo: India's Shreya Singh loses 6-7 against Wonjin Lee of Korea in their 67kg round of 16 bout
Shiv Kumar loses 7-11 against Ghazi Mushabbab of Saudi Arabia in their 68kg round of 16 bout
Saurav wins 8-5 against Sujan Joshi of Nepal in their 63kg round of 16 bout
Medal Tally : India at 11th spot now with 50 Medals (7 Gold, 9 Silver & 34 Bronze) pic.twitter.com/Ulh80CTZFp
— India@AsianGames2014 (@India_AllSports) October 1, 2014
Volleyball: India lose 0-3 to Hong Kong in in their women's classification for the 7th-8th place
Kabaddi: Iran women defeat Bangladesh women in their semi-final, to meet India in the final
Volleyball: India lose first two sets against Hong Kong in their women's classification for the 7th-8th place
Kabaddi: India women defeat Thailand women 41-28 to storm into the final
Table Tennis: Manika Batra beats MA Chao In of Macau 11-7, 11-4, 11-9, 11-6 in women's singles 1/32 elimination
Welcome to the LIVE coverage of Day 13 of the Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea. The Mary Kom gold medal and the Sarita Devi controversy hogged the limelight on Day 12, but today is a big day. Today, India and Pakistan go head to head in the hockey final. Can India win that elusive hockey gold and erase memories of the 1982 finals?
The Sarita Devi medal issue only got worse. The pugilist lodged a protest with the AIBA after her bout with South Korean boxer Park Jina was not awarded in her favour. It now seems that she is set to face an AIBA probe after she declined to accept her bronze medal.
Praise for Mary Kom and support and sympathy for L Sarita Devi pours in from all quarters.
BREAKING: Indian Sports Minister Sarbananda Sonowal says government will seek detailed report from IOA on boxer L Sarita Devi issue. 'She is an inspiration for all mothers, she is a champion', says the Sports Minister.
Men's 400m Hurdles: Jithin Paul out as he gets disqualified for a false start.
Javelin Throw: India's Annu Rani finishes third to win bronze medal.
Also Read: Tintu Luka fetches 800m silver in Asiad
Indian women beat Japan 2-1, win bronze in Asiad hockey
Tarun Gogoi congratulates Mary Kom for clinching gold medal
Mary Kom's gold, Tintu Luka's silver keeps India in 10th spot in medals tally
Javelin Throw: Annu Rani in her third attempt gets 53.91m.
Also Read: Twitter erupts with contrasting emotions as boxer L Sarita Devi refuses bronze, Mary Kom wins gold
Athletics: Ashwini Akkunji finishes fourth in women's 400m hurdles.
Javelin Throw: Annu Rani in her second attempt throws 52.76, but still on top. She threw 59.53 in her first chance.
Sajeesh finishes seventh in men's 800m final.
Sushma Devi finishes 4th in women's 800m final.
Tinku Lukka manages to finish second to clinch silver in women's 800m final.
Athletics: MA Prajusha and Mayookha Johny compete in women's triple jump final
Medal Tally : India at 10th spot with 48 Medals ( 7 Gold, 8 Silver & 33 Bronze) pic.twitter.com/EiVLmcGVwp
— India@AsianGames2014 (@India_AllSports) October 1, 2014
Hockey (Women): India women beat Japan women 2-1 to clinch bronze.
Hockey (women): India women holding onto their 2-1 lead against Japan at the end of the third quarter. This is for the bronze medal in hockey.
Hockey (Women): India 0-0 Thailand in bronze medal playoff, first quarter over.
Also Read: Boxer L Sarita Devi refuses to accept bronze medal after being robbed of semifinal win
Table Tennis: Soumyajit Ghosh beats Thavisack 11-5, 11-7, 11-5, 11-4 to reach Men's Singles Round of 16
Poulomi Ghatak/ Ankita Das lose their Round of 16 Elimination women's doubles match to the South Korean pair.
Neha Aggarwal / Madhurika Patkar also lose to the Chinese pair to crash out of women's double
BREAKING: Boxer L Sarita Devi refuses bronze medal at Asian Games ceremony
Table Tennis: Sharath Kamal out of men's singles event after losing his Round of 32 match to Thailand's Padasak.
Read: Magnificent Mary Kom gives India first boxing gold; first woman to do so
Basketball: India women lose 47-68 to Kazakhstan to finish 6th in the competition.
Taekwondo: Nakul Malhotra loses to Lebanon's Elias Hedari in the quarterfinal of Men's +87kg
Boxing: MC Mary Kom wins gold medal in 48-51 kg flyweight category. Mary Kom beats Kazakhstan's Zhaina
Update: Manoj Kumar crashes out of 85kg Greco-Roman wrestling after losing to China's Fei Peng 0-4 in the quarterfinal
Wrestling: Gurpreet Singh loses to Iran's Bouyeri Payami 2-7 in the Men's 75kg Greco-Roman quarter-final.
China's Fei Peng leads India's Manoj Kumar 4-0 at the end of first period in 85kg Greco-Roman event.
Volleyball: Japan come from behind to beat India 20-25, 25-19, 23-25, 25-20, 15-13 to move into the semis. Another disappointment. The day has not been good for India so far.
Basketball (women): India trail Kazakhstan 26-49 in the third quarter of the women's 5th/8th place match.
Volleyball (men): Japan level the match at 2-set all after winning the fourth set 25-20.
Wrestling: Sandeep Yadav crashes out after losing to Tajikistan's Khusrav Obloberdiev in 66kg Greco-Roman event
Meanwhile, the L Sarita Devi controversy continues. It's appalling how the Indian officials have reacted to her loss.
Wrestling: Gurpreet Singh beats Bakhit Badr of Qatar to move into the quarterfinals of Men's 75kg Greco-Roman event.
Basketball (Women): Kazakhstan extend lead over India to 21-12 in the second quarter of the 5th/8th place match.
Volleyball (men): India take two sets to one lead against Japan, winning the third set 25-23.
Basketball (women): Kazakhastan lead India 15-12 at the end of first quarter in the 5th/ 8th place match.
Canoe Kayak Obstacle Slalom: Namita Chandel disappoints in Canoe Single Women Repechage as well, ends in 6th place.
Volleyball (men): Japan take the second set against India 25-19 to level it at 1-set all in quarterfinal. India won the first set 25-20.
Also Read: Indians disappoint in taekwondo on Day 12
Taekwondo: Rajan Anand crashes out after losing to South Korea's Yonghyun Park 1-7 in Men's -80 kg Round of 16
Canoe Kayak Obstacle Slalom: Kuldeep Singh Keer fails to finish in the Kayak Single Men Qualification Heat 1
Canoeing/Kayaking: India's Namita Chandel finishes 10th with a timing of 1:42.09 seconds in Canoe Single Women Qualification Heat 1
Canoeing/Kayaking Obstacle Slalom: Prince Parmar ends 15th in Canoe Single Men Qualification Heat 1
Men's 50km Race Walk: Sandeep Kumar finishes 4th with a timing of 3:59:31. Gold for Japans's Takayuki Tanii.
Canoe Kayak Obstacle Slaom: Ganeshvri Dhurwe and Champa Mourya ended 11th and 14th respectively in Kayak Single Women Qualification Heat 1. Will compete in Repachage.
Taekwondo: Aarti Khakal crashes out after losing to Kazakhistan's Ganiya Alzak 15-8 in Women's 57kg Round of 16 match.
Welcome to the LIVE coverage of Day 12 of the Asian Games. On Day 11, India reached the hockey finals and will face Pakistan, who beat Malaysia in the semis, setting up an epic clash. Vikas Gowda won a silver in discus throw, but all this was overshadowed by Laishram Sarita Devi being denied a deserved win due to biased refeering.
Hockey: India to face Pakistan in the Men's finals. Malaysia lost to Pakistan in the second semifinals.
Discus Throw: Vikas Gowda wins silver in men's discus throw in Asian Games.
Boxing: Devendro Singh loses his Quarterfinal bout against South Korea's Jonghun Shin in Men's Light Fly (46-49kg).
Discus Throw: Vikas Gowda's Discus Throw final is underway. He has fired a 59.52 in his first attempt.
Read: Akashdeep Singh ends India's 12-year final jinx in Asiad hockey
Update: L Sarita Devi's appeal has been rejected by technical officials. They say a boxer cannot challenge a judge's decision as per the rules
Medal Tally : India at 9th spot with 44 Medals (6 Gold, 7 Silver & 31 Bronze) #AsianGames2014 pic.twitter.com/ucm0H7et9U
— India@AsianGames2014 (@India_AllSports) September 30, 2014
Hockey: India beat South Korea 1-0 and are through to the finals, silver medal assured. India will play the winner of the Pakistan-Malaysia match for gold medal
Handball: Thailand women beat India women 31-30
Kabaddi (men): India reach semis as they beat Pakistan 23-11, bronze medal assured.
Sailing: Varsha, Aishwarya win Bronze in 29er - Women's Two Person Dinghy
Boxing: India's Satish Kumar beats Hussein of Jordan in Super Heavy (+91kg) to make it to semis. Another medal assured for India
Hockey: India lead 1-0 against South Korea in 2nd quarter after successfully converting penalty corner.
Kabaddi: India lead Pakistan 17-4 after the first half in their Men's Team Preliminary Group match.
Update: Laishram Devi cannot appeal against the verdict as new boxing rules state that the verdict cannot be appealed against. Thus, she has to settle for bronze.
Meanwhile, there are reports of controversial refeering in a Mongolia v/s South Korea boxing event, with judges seemingly favouring the South Korean athlete again. Mongolian fans are throwing bottles into the ring.
Kabaddi: India-Pakistan Kabaddi match is now underway
Hockey: India v/s South Korea match is underway
Boxing: Shiv Thapa loses first round of his quarterfinal bout
Boxing: Pooja Rani settles for Bronze after losing her bout against LI Qian of China in semis
Boxing: Pooja Rani begins her semifinal bout against Li Quan
Taekwondo (men): India's Jasvant loses to Iranian 0-8 in 74 kg quarters
Also Read: Dubious refereeing causes Laishram Sarita Devi to settle for bronze despite commanding performance
Update: A prominent news channel reports that the Indian team are ready to pay a deposit of $500 and appeal against the verdict in the Sarita Devi match.
Taekwondo (women): South Korean thumps India's Latika Bhandari 1-13
Boxing: India's Laishram Sarita Devi will settle for Bronze after losing to Jina Park in their Lightweight (57-60kg) semifinal bout.
Update: The refereeing in this match was extremely shoddy and in the end, led to some over-the-top protests by Sarita Devi's husband, who has allegedly hurled abuses at the officials. The matter has been cleared up as of now.
Shooting: Mairaj Ahmad Khan, Parampal Singh Guron and Arozepal Sandhu finish in seventh spot in Skeet Men's Team Finals.
Wrestling: Harpreet Singh loses to Saldadze Besiki of Uzbekistan in Men's Greco-Roman 80 kg Quarterfinal
Boxing: Mary Kom wins her bout against Le Thi Bang of Vietnam in their Flyweight (48-51kg) semifinal, assures India of silver medal.
Read: Indian women lose to Kazakhstan in volleyball event play-off
Indian women enter kabaddi semifinals with easy win over Korea
Wrestling: Ravinder Singh loses to Kebispayev Almat of Kazakhstan in Men's Greco-Roman 59 kg event.
Krishankant Yadav has lost 0-8 in Men's Greco-Roman 71 kg Quarterfinal
Here's India's remaining schedule for the day:
Boxing:
Women's Fly (48-51kg) Semifinal: MC Mary Kom vs Le Thi Bang (Vietnam): (10:30am)
Women's Light (57-60kg) Semifinal: L Sarita Devi vs Park Jina (South Korea)
Women's Middle (69-75kg) Semifinal: Pooja Rani vs Li Qian (China)
Men's Bantam (56kg) Quarterfinal: Shiva Thapa vs Mario Fernandez (Philippines)
Men's Super Heavy (+91kg) Quarterfinal: Satish Kumar vs Hussein Eishaish Hussein (Jordan).
Men's Light Fly (46-49kg) Quarterfinal: L Devendro Singh vs Shin Jonghun (South Korea)
Men's Middle (75kg) Quarterfinal: Vikas Krishan vs Hurshidbek Normatov (Uzbekistan)
Handball:
Women's Classification 7th-8th Place: India vs Thailand (12:30pm)
Hockey:
India vs South Korea: Men's semifinals (1pm).
Kabaddi:
Men's Team Preliminary Group A: India vs Paksitan (12:30pm).
Sailing:
Optimist Men's One Person Dinghy Race 11 and 12; 29er Women's Two Person Dinghy Race 11 and 12; Laser Radial Women's One Person Dinghy Race 11 and 12; Optimist Women's One Person Dinghy Race 11 and 12; J80 Open Match Racing Round Robin Match 68 (7:30am)
Sepaktakraw:
India vs Malaysia: Men's Regu Preliminary (12:30pm)
Shooting:
Skeet Men's Qualification Day 2 and Skeet Men's Team Finals: Arozepal Sandhu, Mairaj Ahmad Khan and Parampal Singh Guton (6am)
Taekwondo:
Women - 53 kg Quarter-Final: Latika Bhandari will be in action
Wrestling:
Men's Greco-Roman 59 kg 1/8 Final: Ravinder Singh vs Kebispayev Almat (Kazakhstan)
Men's Greco-Roman 71 kg Quarterfinal: Krishankant Yadav vs Jung Jihyun (South Korea)
Men's Greco-Roman 80 kg Quarterfinal: Harpreet Singh vs Saldadze Besiki (Uzbekistan).
Taekwondo: Jasvant defeats Michel Samaha of Lebanon 4-1 in 74kg Round of 16 match
Table Tennis: Sarath Kamal and Amlraj Anthony beat Nepali duo 6-11,11-5,11-8,12-10 to advance to next round.
Sepaktakraw: India lose second game 6-21 against Korea. India women lose as well. They go down to Laos 16-21,14-21.
Kabaddi: Indian women crush South Korean women 45-26 in women's team preliminary match
Volleyball: India lose 0-3 to Kazaksthan in their Women's Semifinal Round for 5th-8th place match
Table Tennis: Rajul Desai and Soumyajit Ghosh crush Yemen duo 12-10,11-5,11-6
Athletics: Joseph Abraham finishes third in Men's 400m Hurdles Round 1 - Heat 1. Fails to qualify for the final
Jithin Paul finishes second in Men's 400m Hurdles Round 1 - Heat 2. Qualifies for the final.
Skeet: India is currently at 7th spot out of eleven teams.
Athletics: Ashwini Akkunji finishes second in Women's 400m Hurdles Round 1 Heat 1. Qualifies for the final, medal assured.
Table Tennis: Indian duo of Amalraj Anthony and Suhas Patkar crash out after losing 5-11,13-11,8-11,4-11
India's events for the day are yet to begin.
Table Tennis: Mixed Doubles 1/16 Elimination Match in Table Tennis - India vs Japan will start.
Skeet: Arozepal Sandhu, Mairaj Ahmad Khan and Parampal Singh Guton will be in action in skeet men's qualification Day 2 and skeet men's finals.
Welcome to the LIVE coverage of Day 11 of the Asian Games 2014. India won several gold medals on Monday, and added to the bronze tally. India's total tally is now 42 medals.
Tennis: Indian duo Sania Mirza and Saketh Sai Myneni added one more yellow metal. The Indian duo won gold in the Mixed Double's championship after beating Chinese Taipei pair of Hao Ching CHAN, Hsien PENG Yin. With this India's medal tally goes up to 42 (including six gold medals after Sania Mirza/ Saketh's win).
Steeplechase: India's Naveen Kumar wins bronze in Men's 3000m
Boxing: Mandeep Jangra loses 3-0 in Men's Welter Quarterfinal match
Discus Throw: India's Seema Punia wins Gold in Women's Discus Throw with 61.03 metre throw, Krishna Punia finishes 4th.
Hockey: India lose 1-3 to Korea in women's semi-final, will now play for bronze.
Men's High Jump: India's Nikhil Chittarasu out of contention for Medal as his best jump was 2.15m
Tennis: Mixed Doubles Gold Medal Match featuring Sania Mirza and Saketh Sai has been rescheduled
Hockey: Indian women trail Korean women 1-2 in third quarter
Wrestling: Narsingh Yadav wins the Bronze Medal bout 10-7 in Men's Freestyle 74 kg
Hockey: Korea lead 2-1 against India in the second quarter of the Women's Semifinal.
Boxing: Gaurav Bidhuri loses in quarter-finals of men's flyweight category.
Wrestling: India's Bajrang settles for silver in the Men's Freestyle 61 k, loses 4-6 on technical points.
Also Read: Tennis gold continues to elude India as Saketh, Sanam Singh get silver
Winning five medals in South Korea at Asian Games is a pretty good show: Sania Mirza
Athletics: Jaisha wins bronze medal in Women's 1500m Final.
Athletics: India's Susmita and Swapna finish 4th & 5th respectively at end of all seven events of Women's Heptathlon.
Hockey: India v/s South Korea women's hockey semifinal is underway, and Korea are 1-0 up in no time.
Tennis: Sania-Saketh doubles gold medal match delayed due to rain. Meanwhile, here's the medals tally table:
Medal Tally : India at 10th spot with 36 Medals : 4 Gold, 6 Silver & 26 Bronze #AsianGames2014 pic.twitter.com/LoFfqMFq74
— India@AsianGames2014 (@India_AllSports) September 29, 2014
Tennis: Indian pair Saketh Sai Myneni and Sanam Singh lose their final ties 5-7,6-7 against South Korea, settle for silver medal.
Wrestling: Pawan Kumar fails to make it to the Bronze medal match after going down in Repechage bout.
Wrestling: Both Narsingh and Pawan Kumar are through to Repechage rounds for Bronze medal.
Sepaktakraw: India thrash Nepal 21-0, 21-0 in Men's Regu Preliminary Group B
Tennis: Rain halts play with pair of Saketh Sai Myneni and Sanam Singh trailing in the second set after losing first.
Basketball: India beat Mongolia 68-50 in Women's Semifinal
Wrestling: Bajrang will face Noriyuki Takatsuka of Japan in Men's Freestyle 61 kg Semifinal
Boxing: Vikas Krishan beats Kanybek Azamat of Kyrgyzstan
Canoe Sprint: Jamesboy Singh Oinam finishes last in Canoe Single (C1) 200m Men - Final A
Medal Tally : India at 8th spot now with 35 Medals (4 Gold, 5 Silver & 26 Bronze) #AsianGames2014 pic.twitter.com/Rv8CSPqEtO
— India@AsianGames2014 (@India_AllSports) September 28, 2014
Kabaddi: India humiliate Thailand 66-27 in Men's preliminary Group A match
Wrestling: Bajrang in semis after he coming from behind to beat Farkhodi Usmonzoda of Tajikistan 17-7 in Men's Freestyle
Also Read: Mixed day for Indian table tennis players in Asian Games
Wrestling: Pawan Kumar beats Sumir Kumar Sah of Nepal in Men's Freestyle 86 kg 1/8th final
Kabaddi: India take massive 48-23 lead over Thailand
Wrestling: Narsingh Yadav loses to Rashid Kurbanov of Afghanistan
Kabaddi: India men lead Thailand 15-11 in preliminary match.
Basketball: Indian women taking on Mongolia in Women's Semifinal
Canoe Sprint: India's Ajit Singh, Sunny Kumar, Ramesh Golli, Chingching Singh Arambam finish eighth in Kayak Four (K4) 1000m Men - Final A
Wrestling: 20-year old Bajrang beats Tumenbileg Tuvshintulga of Mongolia.
Also Read: India face tough South Korea in men's hockey semi-final on Tuesday
Table Tennis: Neha Aggarwal and Suhas Madhurika Patkar beat Maldives duo in straight games (11-3,11-6,11-2) in Women's Doubles 1/32 Elimination.
Table Tennis: Ankita Das and Poulomi Ghatak beat Pakistani duo in straight games (11-5,11-1,11-7) in Women's Doubles 1/32 Elimination Match
Neha Aggarwal and Suhas Madhurika Patkar win first game 11-3 against Maldives duo
Canoe Sprint, Kayak Four (K4) 500m Women - Final A: Biju Anusha, Ragina Kiro, Soniya Devi and Nanao Devi finish last
Table Tennis: Ankita Das and Poulomi Ghatak thrash Pakistani duo in the second game 11-1, after winning first game of Women's Doubles 1/32 Elimination Match.
Athletics: Swapna Barman, Susmita Singha Roy finish fourth and seventh respectively in Women's Heptathlon Javelin Throw
Table Tennis: Ankita Das beats Kuwaiti opponent in straight sets - 11-4,11-9,11-3,11-9 to advance to next round in Women's Singles event.
Sepaktakraw: India women lose to Indonesia 12-21, 13-21 in straight games in Women's Regu Preliminary Group A event
Indian men beat Brunei opponents 21-12, 21-15 in Men's Regu Preliminary Group B event
Canoe Sprint, Canoe Single (C1) 1000m Men - Final A: Gaurav Tomar won't bring a medal, as he finishes seventh.
Canoe Sprint, Kayak Single (K1) 1000m Men - Final A: India's Albert Raj Selvaraj comes empty handed. No medal for India
Athletics: Swapna Barman and Susmita Singha Roy finish fifth and ninth respectively in Women's Heptathlon Long Jump
Table Tennis: The team of Achanta Sharath Kamal, Poulomi Ghatak have lost 2 straight games against Thailand
Team of Amalraj Anthony and Madhurika are through to next round after they beat Mongolians 12-10, 11-3, 11-6
Welcome to Day 10 of the Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea. India have had a very fruitful Day 8 and 9. Can they continue their form today?
The athletes have had the most fruitful day picking up four medals.
Boxing: L. Devendro Singh moves into Quarterfinals after winning Round of 16 bout via Technical knockout in Men's Light Flyweight against Laos' Bounphone Lasavongsy.
Wrestling: India's Babita Kumari lost her Women's Freestyle 55 kg Bronze bout 1-3 against China's Xuechun Zhong
Wrestling: Yogeshwar Dutt wins gold medal. The yellow metal which Dutt picked up was won by India after 28 years.
Athetics: Poovamma wins bronze in athletics in Women's 400m race.
Golf: Indian women's team finish 8th. All finish below 10th in individual events.
Boxing: Sarita Devi beats Suvd Erdene Oyungerel of Mongolia in Women's Light (57-60kg) and is through to semis. Both Sarita and Pooja Rani ave assured India of a medal each.
Tennis: Sania Mirza settles for bronze in women's doubles after losing semifinal.
Boxing: Pooja Rani moves into semifinals of Women's 75kg quarter-final after an easy victory in quarters.
Wrestling: Satyawart Kadian wins the first Repechage bout
Wrestling: Babita Kumari trails 4-10 in semifinal, her opponent is a 3-time World Champion.
Tennis: Sania Mirza and her partner Prarthana Gulabrao Thombare take the second set 6-2.
Tennis: Sanam Singh and Saketh win their semi-final clash after they beat Thailand duo 4-6, 6-3, 10-6
Kabaddi: India thump Bangladesh 30-15 in Men's Team Preliminary Group A Match 1
Wrestling: Satyawart Kadian loses to Musaev Magomed of Kyrgystan 2-3 in Men's Freestyle QF
Yogeshwar Dutt beats North Korea's Jinhyok 7-4 to enter semi-finals of Men's Freestyle 65 kg.
Tennis (Women): Sania Mirza and her partner Prarthana Gulabrao Thombare have lost first set 6-7 in doubles semifinal.
Also Read: Khushbir Kaur gets silver in 20km race walk, creates new Indian record
Indian women lose recurve bronze play-off to Japan
Yuki Bhambri settles for bronze in Asiad tennis
Boxing: Mary Kom wins her bout and is through to the semifinals in Women's Flyweight (48-51kg), assuring another medal for India.
Wrestling: Babita Kumari beats Aiym Abdildina of Kazakhstan 13-10 to enter Women's Freestyle 55kg semis
Canoe Sprint, Kayak Double (K2) 500m Women - Semifinal 1: Nanao Devi and Ragina finish third and qualify for the finals.
Tennis: Yuki Bhambri settles for bronze after losing men's singles semi-final.
Tennis: Yuki Bhambri trails 0-2 in third set, games tied 1-1.
Basketball: Indian women trailing 10-21 in quarterfinal
Table Tennis: Korea beat India 3-0 in Men's Team Preliminary Round
Canoe Sprint, Kayak Four (K4) 1000m Men - Semifinal 1: Ajit Singh, Sunny Kumar, Ramesh Golli, Chingching Singh finish third to qualify for the finals
Table Tennis: China thump India 3-0 in Women's Team Preliminary Round Group A.
Wrestling: Babita Kumari advances to quarterfinals after beating Srey Mao Dorn of Cambodia on technical superiority 10-0
Athletics: Khushbir Kaur finishes second to win silver medal in Women's 20km Race Walk
Handball: Indian men lose to UAE 25-32, finish 14th
Equestrian, Jumping Team Round 1: Yashaan Zubin, Sehaj Virk, Ashray Butta eliminated
Archery: India lose to Japan 26-27 in Recurve Women's Team Bronze Medal Match.
Kabaddi: Indian women beat Bangladeshi women 29-18
Athletics: Swapna Barman and Susmita Singha Roy finish fourth in Women's Heptathlon 100m Hurdles
Canoe Sprint, Kayak Single (K1) 1000m Men - Semifinal 1: India's Albert Raj finishes third and has qualified for the finals.
Canoe Sprint, Canoe Single (C1) 1000m Men - Semifinal 1: Gaurav finishes first and has qualified for the finals.
Canoe Sprint, Canoe Double (C2) 1000m Men - Semifinal 1: India's Raju Rawat and Ajit Kumar Sha finish second to qualify for the finals
Canoe Sprint, Kayak Double (K2) 1000m Men - Semifinal 1: Indian duo of Chingching Singh and Sunny Kumar finsish fourth and are eliminated.
Canoe Sprint, Kayak Single (K1) 500m Women - Semifinal 1: India's Biju Anusha finishes fifth fails to qualify for the finals
Welcome to the LIVE coverage of Day 9 of the Asian Games in Incheon, South Africa. India had a very successful day on Saturday but it remains to be seen if that can be replicated on Sunday.
A round up of Asian Games Day 8
Athletics: Lalita Babar wins bronze in women's 3000m steeplechase in Asian Games.
Tennis: Yet another Medal assured as Sania Mirza /Saketh Myeni through to Mixed Doubles Semis after winning 6-3, 7-6 in Quarterfinals. The Indian duo beat Korean pair of Nalae Han/ Kim Cheongeui.
Athletics: Poovamma Raju is through to Finals after winning Heats with timing of 52.17 seconds in Women's 400m
Wrestling: Geetikha Jakhar wins Bronze in Women's Freestyle 63 kg.
Wrestling: India's Vinesh Phogat won Bronze Medal in Women's 48 kg Freestyle.
Athletics: Preeja Sreedharan finishes 7th with a timing of 32:29.17 in Women's 10000m final
Athletics: Shradha Narayana finishes 5th in Heat 3 of Women's 100m, fails to qualify for the semis
Boxing: Gaurav Bidhuri through to quarterfinals of Men's Fly (52kg) after winning pre-quarters bout against Prem Chaudhary.
Medal Tally : India at 11th spot now with 24 Medals (3 Gold, 4 Silver & 17 Bronze) #AsianGames2014 pic.twitter.com/sM2EOTfHEB
— India@AsianGames2014 (@India_AllSports) September 27, 2014
Wrestling: Vinesh (Women's Freestyle 48 kg) & Geetika Jakhar (Women's Freestyle 63 kg) still in contention for Bronze
Table Tennis: Indian Men's Team won both its pool matches (Vs Kuwait & Nepal) and so did Indian Women (Vs Malaysia & Nepal).
Squash: It is a bright day for Indian as the men's squash team clinched gold after beating Malaysia in the finals.
Squash : Well done @SauravGhosal & HP Singh for wonderful performance in Finals to win GOLD #ProudMoment #AsianGames2014
— India@AsianGames2014 (@India_AllSports) September 27, 2014
India is currently ranked 11 on the medal tally list, winning a combined total of 23 medals. (B-17, S- 4, G-2)
Boxing: Pooja Rani won her bout against E Undram in the women's 75kg round of 16. She has entered the quarterfinals.
Hockey: Indian men qualify for the semifinals after beating China 2-0.
Squash: In the men's team event Harinder Pal Sandhu wins 1st match 11-8, 11-6, 8-11, 11-4 vs Iskandar of Malaysia in final.India go 1-0 up. Indian Squash's poster boy Saurav Ghosal is down against Ong Beng Hee
Tennis: Sanam Singh/Saketh are through to Semis of Men's Doubles after winning 6-2, 7-6
Archery: In the Compound Women Team Bronze Medal India beat Iran 224-217.
LIVE-Hockey: GOAL! What a countera ttack by India after China lost the ball in the midfield. This time it is Birendra Lakra who makes no mistake in calmly slotting it in to make it goal no.2 for India.
LIVE-Hockey: India go up 1-0 in the third quarter through a VR Raghunath strike.
LIVE-Hockey: India in action against China in the Men's Preliminary Group B match
Boxing: L Sarita Devi thrashes Chungson Ri of North Korwea 3-0 in Women's Light (57-60kg) to advance into the quarterfinals. She will face Mongolia's OYUNGEREL Suvd Erdene.
Archery: Abhishek Verma loses 141-145 against Iran's Ebadi Esmaeil in Men's Individual Compound Gold Medal match, settling for a silver.
Wrestling: India's Vinesh Phogat loses to Eri Tosaka of Japan in Women's Freestyle 48 kg Semifinal. She will fight in repechage category for bronze medal fight
Wrestling: India's Geetika Jakhar loses to China's Xiluo Zhuoma in Women's Freestyle 63 kg Semifinal Bout
Table-Tennis: India beat Malaysia 3-0 in Women's Team Preliminary Round Group A match. Poulomi Ghatak, Neha Aggarwal and Manika Batra won their respective games to blank the Malaysians 3-0. India get a walkover over Nepal in Men's Team Preliminary Round Group B match.
Archery: Trisha Deb wins bronze in Compound Women's Individual event
Tennis: Sania Mirza-Prarthana Thombre beat Thailand's pair of Peangtarn Plipuech-Nicha Lertpitaksinchai 6-1, 7-6 in Women's Doubles Quarter-final
Archery: Abhishek Verma beats Malaysia's Muhammad Zaki Bin Mahazan 143-135 in Compound Men's Individual Semi-final to enter finals. He assures India of another silver medal.
Squash: India lose to Malaysia 2-0 in Women's Team Gold Medal match. Indians settle for a silver.
Wrestling: Geetika Jhakhar beats Thailand's Jaratrawee Autnun 5-0 in Women's Freestyle 63 kg Quarter-final to enter semis.
Boxing: Legendary Mary Kom beats Yeji Kim of Korea in Women's Fly (48-51kg) Round of 16.
Archery: Trisha Deb loses 140-145 against Korea's Jihyun Seok in Compound Women's Individual Semifinal.
Tennis: Sanam Singh loses 6-7, 4-6 against Yen Hsun Lu of the Chinese Taipei in Men's Singles QFs
Wrestling: Praveen Rana loses 3-2 against Takafumi Kojima of Japan in the Men's Freestyle 70 kg pre-quarterfinals.
Amit Kumar loses against Fumitaka Morishita of Japan in Men's Freestyle 57kg pre-quarterfinals.
Squash: Gold medal match between India and Malaysia in Women's Team event is underway.
Wrestling: India's Geetika Jhakhar wins 5-4 against Kazakhstan's Yekaterina Larionova in Women's Freestyle 63 kg pre-quarterfinals.
Shooting: Chain Singh wins bronze in Men's 50m Rifle 3 Positions Finals.
Tennis: Yuki Bhambri makes it to the Men's Singles semi-finals with a 6-3, 6-2 win over Thailand's Udomchoke Danai.
Also Read: Indian men's compound archery team wins gold; women settle for bronze
Japanese swimmer charged with stealing camera at Asiad
Wrestling: Vinesh wins 4-3 against Yongmi Pak of North Korea in Women's Freestyle 48 kg quarter-finals to enter the semis.
Geetika Jhakhar starts her bout against Kazakhstan's Yekaterina Larionova in Women's Freestyle 63 kg quarter-finals.
Tennis: India's Sanam Singh's singles quarter-final match against Chinese Taipei's Yen Hsun Lu begins.
Wrestling: Vinesh starts her bout against Yongmi Pak of North Korea in Women's Freestyle 48 kg quarter-finals.
Shooting: Chain Singh, Sanjeev Rajput and Gagan Narang finish 4th in 50m rifle 3 positions men's shooting.
Chain Singh qualifies for the finals of 50m Rifle 3 Positions Men's event after finishing on 7th in the qualifications.
Sanjeev Rajput and Gagan Narang finish 12th and 15th respectively in 50m Rifle 3 Positions Men's Qualification.
Archery: India beat South Korea 227-224 to clinch Gold in Compound Men's Team event.
Archery: Men's gold medal match between India and Korea is on. After 18 shots, India lead Korea 171-169.
Canoe Sprint: India's Ajit Kumar Sha and Raju Rawat qualify for semi-finals of Canoe Double
Gaurav Tomar qualifies for semi-finals of Canoe Single
Kayaking: Albert Raj Selvaraj qualifies for semi-finals of Kayak Single
Archery: India beat Iran to clinch bronze in Compound Women's Team event
Welcome to the LIVE coverage of the 8th Day of the 2014 Asiad in Incheon, South Korea.
Medal Tally: India at 16th spot with 1 Gold, 2 Silver & 14 Bronze.China lead with whopping 91 Gold #AsianGames2014 pic.twitter.com/y842C3Cebt
— India@AsianGames2014 (@India_AllSports) September 26, 2014
Boxing: India's Amritpreet Singh loses 1-2 to Park Namhyeong of South Korea in Men's Heavy (91kg) Round of 16.
Boxing: India's Akhil Kumar lost his bout 1-2 against Charly Suarez of Philippines.
Shooting: Gurpreeet Singh, Vijay Kumar and Pemba Tamang fired India to a silver medal in the Men's 25m Center Fire Pistol Men's Competition at the Ongnyeon International Shooting Range.
Swimming: Sandeep Sejwal races to a Bronze medal as he won the Men's 50m Breaststroke to give India its first swimming medal. He came a close third behind gold medalist Kazakhstan's Dmitriy Balandin and silver medalist Japan's Yasuhiro Koseki.
Hockey: India have crushed Malaysia 6-1 in the Women's Pool A match.
Volleyball (Men's): India go down in straight sets, end of volleyball campaign for India.
Hockey: India 4-0 up against Malaysia at end of 2nd quarter.
Squash: Saurav Ghosal beats Kuwait's Abdullah as India defeat Kuwait 2-0 in the men's team semis, assures India of another silver. In the Indian Women's Team event too, after taking an unassailable 2-0 lead over South Korea silver medal assured.
Badminton: India's Kidambi Srikanth loses 21-19, 11-21, 18-21 to South Korea's Wanho Son in Men's Singles Round of 16
Hockey: India 4-0 ahead against Malaysia in the 2nd quarter.
Read: India play China in crucial last game in hockey on Saturday, need draw to progress to semis
Volleyball (Women): India through to quarterfinals after beating Maldives in straight sets.
Badminton: Saina Nehwal knocked out of Women's singles after losing 21-18, 9-21, 7-21 to Wang Yihan
Also Read: Tragedy strikes as tournament official dies after mysteriously falling ill
Qatar basketball women quit Asian Games before final match protesting ban on headscarves
Badminton: Saina Nehwal wins the first game 21-18 against Wang.
Tennis: Sanam Singh and Saketh Sai beat Ammar Alhaqbani and Omar Fahmi of Saudi Arabia 6-0, 6-1 in their doubles second round match.
Update: Wang wins second game against Saina convincingly, 21-9. Now it's 1-1.
Badminton: Saina Nehwal is in action against China's Wang Yihan in women's singles quarter-finals. Saina has never won a match against Yihan.
Tennis: Sania Mirza and Prarthana Thombare thrash Mongolian pair 6-0, 6-0 to reach the quarters of Women Doubles event.
Squash: India reach the finals of Women Team Event after taking an unassailable 2-0 lead over South Korea. Silver medal assured.
Boxing: Shiva Thapa wins against Nadir of Pakistan in men's 56kg Round of 16. In the Men's Light Heavy (81kg) India's Kuldeep Singh is through to the quarters.
Archery: India lose 0-6 to South Korea in Recurve Women's Team Semis.
Also Read: India's men's team win silver in shooting on Day 7 of Asiad
Squash: India's Joshana Chinappa beats Korea's Park Eunok to give India a 1-0 lead in women's team semi-final.
Archery: India trailing 0-4 now in Recurve Women Semis.
Also Read: Tennis player Sanam Singh moves to singles quarterfinals
Squash: Joshna Chinappa leading 2-0 after winning the first two games 11-6, 13-11 against Park Eunok of Korea in women's team semi-final.
Badminton: Parupalli Kashyap loses 12-21, 11-21 against Malaysia's Lee Chong Wei in men's singles round of 16.
Archery: Laxmirani Majhi beats Kyrgyzstan's Asel Sharbekova 6-0 in Recurve Women's individual 1/16 eliminations.
Jayanta Talukdar and Deepika Kumari knocked out in Recurve Individual Event of men's and women's respectively.
Tennis: 4th seed Yuki Bhambri beats Christopher Rungkat 6-3 6-3 to secure his place in the men's singles quarter finals.
India's Ankita Raina loses to Japan's Eri Hozumi 2-6, 6-4, 1-6 in Women's singles third round.
Shooting: India's Lajja Gauswami eliminated in 50m Rifle 3 Positions Women's Finals.
Archery (Recurve): Laxmirani Majhi through to last 16 after beating Asel Sharbekova of Kyrgyzstan.
Deepika Kumari beats Munira Nurmanova of Uzbekistan to reach the last 16 of the women's individual event.
Atanu Das through to the last 16 beating Aung Myo Nay of Myanmar.
Tennis: Sanam Singh beats beats Hyeon Chung of Korea 7-5, 6-1 in the third round match.
Tennis: Sanam Singh comes back from 1-4 down against Hyeon Chung to take the first set 7-5
Archery: Jayanta Talukdar wins his 1/16 elimination match against Thai opponent. Reaches last 16.
Shooting: India win Silver Medal in the Men's 25m Centre Fire Pistol team. They were just two points away from China.
India finish 6th in the Women's 50m Rifle 3 positions.
Swimming: Sandeep Sejwal easily makes finals of Men's 50m Breaststroke after winning his respective Heat.
Swimming: India's Saurabh Sangvekar finishes fifth in Men's 1500m Freestyle Heat.
Archery: India beat Chinese Taipei 5-4 to enter the semis of Women's Recurve Team event.
Indian Women's Recurve Team reach the quarters after beating Uzbekistan 6-0.
Shooting: India's Lajja Gauswami reaches the final of 50m Rifle 3 Positions (Women) after finishing fourth
Welcome to the LIVE coverage of Day 7 of the Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea. It was another day of mixed fortunes for India on Thursday, with three bronze medals. India seem to be winning a lot of bronze medals this time.
Squash: India lose their group tie vs Malaysia 2-1
Squash: India finish second in their their Men's Team event as they lose to Malaysia, but still reach semis.
Mahesh Mangaonkar takes a 2-0 lead over Ong Beng Hee of Malaysia
Squash: Harinder Sandhu loses to Mohd. Adnan of Malaysia in 5 games. India trail the Group B match by 1-0.
Also Read: Rowers sign off with two more bronze medals, India 15th at Asiad
Hockey: FULL TIME: Pakistan defeat India 2-1
Squash: India go 0-1 down against Malaysia as HP Singh loses first match in men's team event
Boxing: L Devendro Singh gets a walkover in Men's Light Fly Category (46-49 kg) in Round of 32, as opponent never arrived.
India, Pakistan are tied at 0-0 at half time. Both teams have failed to get through the other's defence, but India have missed a couple of penalty strokes.
Hockey: India set to take on arch-rivals Pakistan in hockey
Tennis: India's Shweta Chandra Rana and Rishika Sunkara lose to Japan's Eri Hozumi and Shuko Aoyama 1-6, 4-6 in Women's Doubles
Archery: India's Purvasha Shende lose 140-143 against South Korea's Jihyun Seok in Women's Compound Individual quarter-final
Trisha Deb beats Iran's Shabnam Sarlak 142-131 in Women's Compound Individual quarter-final
Squash: Dipika Pallikal beats Li Dongjin 6-11, 11-6, 11-6, 11-5. India thrash China 3-0 in Women's Team Group play stage
Archery: India beat Iran 231-227 in Compound Men's Team Semifinal to enter the final. Silver assured for India.
Tennis: India's Yuki Bhambri beats Qatar's Jabor Mohammed Al Mutawa 6-1, 6-0 in Men's Singles Second Round
Also Read: Indian women shooters save the blushes with bronze after flop show in pistol, rifle
Badminton: PV Sindhu loses to Bellaetrix Manuputty of Indonesia 22-20 16-21 20-22 in the round of 16 (women's singles)
Squash: Joshna Chinappa has given India the lead against China (Group B) by beating Gu Jinyue in straight games.
Also Read: India end rowing campaign with three bronze medals
Archery: India lose 224-226 against Chinese Taipei in Compound Women's Team Semifinal
Badminton: PV Sindhu loses second game 16-21 after winning first against Indonesia's Manuputty Bellaetrix in Women's Singles Round of 16.
Badminton: India's PV Sindhu is up against Indonesia's Manuputty Bellaetrix in Women's Singles Round of 16
Archery: India is up against Chinese Taipei in Compound Women's Team Semifinal Match
Badminton: Saina Nehwal wins 21-7, 21-6 against Iran's Soraya Aghaeihajiagha in Women's Singles Round of 16, moves into last 8
Shooting: Ankur Mittal, Sangram Dahiya and Ashab Mohd. finish 6th in Double Trap Men's Team Finals.
Shagun Chowdhary finishes 8th, Shreyasi Singh 10th and Varsha Varman 12th in Women's Double Trap Competition
Badminton: India's Saina Nehwal is up against Iran's Soraya in the women's singles round of 16
Equestrian: Indian team of Sangram Singh, Fouaad Mirza, Mrityunjay Sinh and Ajai Appachu finish 5th in Eventing Team Cross Country
Shooting: India win bronze in the Women's Double Trap Team event. The team is Shagun Chowdhary, Shreyasi Singh and Varsha Varman.
This is India's 7th medal in shooting.
Tennis: India's Ankita Raina beat Dulguunjargal Gotov of Mongolia 6-0, 6-0 to win the second round match
Also Read: India blank Japan 3-0 in squash at Asian Games
Archery: Sandeep Kumar and Abhishek Verma (Men), and Trisha Deb and Purvasha Shende (Women) reach Compound quarter finals.
Badminton: Srikanth Kidambi beats Cao Cuong Pham of Vietnam 23-21 21-8 in a men's singles round of 32 match.
Rowing: India win bronze in Men's Eight Final A
Tennis: India's Sanam Singh beats Alshatti Abdulhameed 6-1, 6-2 in second round of men's singles
Watch all the LIVE action from Day 6 here
Badminton: India's Manu Attri and Sikki Reddy beat Aishath Afnaan Rasheed and Nasheeu Sharafuddeen of Maldives 21-8, 21-4 for a 2-0 victory in mixed doubles Round of 32 match.
Also Read: Indian shooters fail to impress on Day 6
Shuttler Paruapalli Kashyap advances to men's singles pre-quarters
Squash: Saurav Ghosal wins 11-7, 11-6, 11-6 against Japan's Yuta Fukui in the third game as India beat Japan 3-0 in Men's Team match
India's Harinder Pal Singh Sandhu beats Takanori Shimizu of Japan 11-3, 11-8, 11-15 to take a 2-0 lead in Men's Team Group B match.
Read: India's Sawarn Singh wins bronze in rowing
Rowing: India finish fifth in Men's Lightweight Quadruple Sculls Final A.
Rowing: India's Sawarn Singh wins bronze in Men's Singles Sculls final
Badminton: Manu Attri and Sikki Reddy win their Mixed Doubles Rd of 32 match v/s pair from Maldives by 21-8 21-4.
Rowing: India finish 5th in the Men's Double Sculls final.
Sepaktakraw: India lose 0-3 against Korea in their Men's Team Preliminary match
Archery: Indian women's compound team reaches the semi-finals beating Kazakhstan
Men's Compound Team makes into semi-finals by beating Qatar 233-218
Badminton: Akshay Dewalkar and Pradnya Gadre lose to Singapore in Mixed Doubles Round of 32 match.
Shooting: India's Joydeep Karmakar, Gagan Narang and Hariom Singh finish fourth in 50m Rifle Prone Men's Team Finals
Sepaktakraw: India trail 0-1 against South Korea in Men's Team Preliminary match
Archery: Men's Compound Team makes the quarter-final by beating Qatar 233-218
Badminton: The Indian pair have won the second game by a margin of 21-13.
Parupalli Kashyap has wins his Round of 32 match against Ahmad Shekib Iqbal of Afghanistan 21-6, 21-6.
Badminton: India's Akshay Dewalkar and Pradnya Gadre take on Singapore's Triyachart Chayut and Yao Lei in Mixed Doubles. India lost the first set 22-20 after squandering away a lead.
Welcome to the LIVE coverage of Day 6 of the Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea.
The much-anticipated India-Pakistan hockey clash is set to happen today. Yesterday, India could only win one bronze medal and slipped further down the medals tally table.
Here's India's schedule for Day 6:
Archery: India v Qatar Men's compound elimination (06:00 am)
Compound women's individual elimination (07:40 am)
Badminton: Akshay Dewalkar/Pradnya Gadre in mixed doubles round of 32; P Kashyap in men's singles round of 32; Manu Attri-Sikki Reddy in mixed doubles round of 32; K Srikkanth in men's singles round of 32; Saina Nehwal and P V Sindhu women's singles round of 32; M Attri-Sumeeth Reddy in men's doubles round of 32 (07:00 am onwards)
Boxing: L Devendro Singh 49 kg round of 32; Manoj Kumar 64 kg round of 32 (03:30 pm)
Cycling: Amarjit Singh Nagi and Amrit Singh in men's keirin 1st round heats (06:30 am)
Equestrian: Sangram Singh, Fouaad Mirza, M S Rathore, Ajai Poovaiah - eventing individual cross country and team cross country (05:30 am)
Golf: Men's and women's team and individual first round (03:50 am)
Hockey: India v Pakistan in men's group B (01:30 pm)
Rowing: Women's quadruple sculls final B; men's singles sculls final A - Swaran Singh (07:00 am)
Sailing: Men's optimist Races 5 and 6; Women's 29er races 5 and 6; women's laser radial races 4 and 5; women's optimist races 5 and 6 (07:30 am)
Sepaktakraw: India v Korea - Men's Group A and India v Korea women's Group B (05:30 am and 11:00 am)
Shooting: 50m prone men qualification and team finals (Gagan Narang, Hariom Singh, Joydeep Karmakar); Men's 25m standard pistol qualification and team finals (Gurpreet Singh, Mahaveer Singh and Samaresh Jung (05:30 am); Men's double trap qualification and team finals (Sangram Dahiya, Ankur Mittal, Ashab Mohd); Women's double trap qualification and team finals (Varsha Varman, Shreyasi Singh, Shagun Chowdhary) (05:30 am)
Squash: India v Japan (Men's team 05:30 am); India v China (Women's team 10:30am); India v Malaysia (men's team 02:30 pm)
Swimming: Men's 50m butterfly in Anshul Kothari; Men's 100m freestyle in Aaron D'Souza; Men's 200m backstroke in Prathapan Nair (all heats) (05:30 am)
Tennis: Men's singles second round (Sanam Singh, Yuki Bhambri); Women's singles 2nd round (Ankita Raina); Men's doubles 1st round (Saket Maineni-Sanam Singh); women's doubles 2nd round (Rishika Sunkara-Shwata Rana; Mixed doubles 2st round (Ankita Raina-Divij Sharan) (05:30 am)
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A quick round-up of the performance of Indians on Day 5 at Asian Games 2014. Watch this space for more updates.
Dipa Karmakar finishes 4th in the women's vault final #gymnastics #AsianGames2014
— Asian Games 2014 (@IndiaInSports) September 24, 2014
Swimming: Indian team finished a poor 7th with a timing of 3:25.94 in the Men's 4x100 metres freestyle final. China clinched the gold, creating a new Asian Games record.
Boxing: Akhil Kumar beat Purna Bahadur Lama in men's lightweight 60kg category to move into round of 16. Akhil won the bout by technical knockout.
Swimming: Sandeep Sejwal finished 5th in Heats in Men's 100m Breaststroke with timings of 1:03.0. Dmitriy won Gold with timings of 59.92 sec
Sajan Prakash finished 6th in the Heats in Men's 100m Butterfly with timings of 55.64 s. Isaac won Gold with timings of 51.76 s
Archery: In the recurve ranking round Deepika Kumari finished 8th, Laxmirani 15th, Bombayala Devi 20th and Pranitha Vardhineni 30th
Archery : Indian Women Team finishes at 5th spot with 3957 pts @ Recurve Team Ranking Round #AsianGames2014
— India@AsianGames2014 (@India_AllSports) September 24, 2014
Squash: Indian Men's team handed China a 3-0 beating after Harinder Pal Singh and Mahesh Mangaokar won their games. Singh won 11-4, 11-9
Indian Women's Squash team thrash Pakistan 3-0 after Aprajitha Balamurukan won the third straight match. Previously Joshana Chinappa and Dipika Palikkal won their matches.
Second round pool matches beat Pakistan 3-0 #asiangames2014 #india #teamIndia #incheon pic.twitter.com/ZJJ0LeBWIQ
— aparajithab (@aparajithab) September 24, 2014
Hockey: Late goal by China helps down India 2-1 in the Women's Pool A match
Badminton: In the Women's Singles Round of 32 Saina Nehwal won 21-10, 21-8 against U Teng Iok of Macau. PV Sindhu too thrashed her opponent Macau's WONG Kit Ieng 21-7, 21-13. Both Saina and Sindhu enter Round of 16.
LIVE: Hockey: Indian women are quick to retaliate as thet draw level 1-1 through Jaspreet Kaur who made no mistake in converting a penalty stroke.
LIVE: Hockey: China take lead through Liang Meiyu in second quarter to go up 1-0 lead against India in Women's Pool A match.
Badminton: India's P Gadre/N Reddy crash out of Women's Doubles badminton event after losing to Japan's Miyuki Maeda/Kakiiwa Reika.
Boxing: Later in the day (4:30 PM) India's Akhil Kumar will face Nepal's Lama Purna Bahadur in the Men's Light (60kg) Round of 32 bout.
Squash: India set to play arch-rivals Pakistan in the Women's Team Group B match.
LIVE: Hockey: Indian women in action against China in Pool A match. Seven minutes to go for the first quarter and none of the teams have been able to score as yet. 0-0
Boxing: India's Shiva Thapa received a walkover against Leonel Parada Helo of Timor Leste in the Men’s Bantam (56kg) Round of 32 at Seonhak Gymnasium.
Weightlifting: Vikas Thakur finished a disappointing fourth in Men’s 85kg Group B event at Moonlight Festival Garden with a total of 327 total points (Snatch 148 + Clean & Jerk 179).
Volleyball: India handed minnows Maldives a 3-0 thrashing in the Men's Preliminary Round - Group C. They won 25-10, 25-19, 25-17.
Bronze Medalist Dushyant (Rowing) on victory podium pic.twitter.com/RMwVmvh8nX
— India@AsianGames2014 (@India_AllSports) September 24, 2014
Rowing: DUSHYANT Dushiant, the young Indian from services won a bronze medal in the Lightweight Men's Single Sculls.
Sepaktakraw: Thailand thrashed India 3-0 in the Women's Team Preliminary Group B
Basketball: End of road for the Men's Indian Basketball team. It was a disappointing day as the men's team lost 41-76 against Iran in the Preliminary Round Group E Match at Samsan World Gymnasium court. They are out of contention for the quarterfinal berth.
Tennis: In the Women's Doubles event Indian duo of Shweta Chandra Rana and Rishika Sunkara beat Pakistani pair of Sara Mansoor and Ushna Suhail to sail into the second round. Rana and Sunkara won 6-4, 6-0.
In the Women's Singles second round India's Natasha Marie Anne Palha lost 5-7, 3-6 to Thailand's LERTCHEEWAKARN Noppawan.
Medal Tally: India at 14th spot now with 1 Gold, 1 Silver & 10 Bronze #AsianGames2014 pic.twitter.com/gcbTMLlqSL
— India@AsianGames2014 (@India_AllSports) September 24, 2014
Squash: India beat Jordan 2-1 as Harinder Pal Singh beats Ahmad 11-8, 11-7, 8-11, 11-5 in Men's Team Group Play
Weightlifting: Ravi Kumar finishes 10th with a total lift of 313 kg. Xiaojun wins Gold with 375 kg
Read: Asian Games 2014: Sanathoi, Grewal bag a bronze each in Wushu
India have won 1 Gold, 1 Silver medal and 10 Bronze medals in the Asian Games 2014 so far.
Wushu: Bronze for India folks as Narender Grewal loses in Wushu Men's Sanda 60 kg Semis
Alert: India's Commonwealth Games gold medal winning weightlifter Sathish Kumar Sivalingam has pulled out of the Men's 77kg competition as he was suffering from a recurring sore throat and fever.
Saurav Ghosal tweeted his disappointment after losing the squash gold medal match 2-3.
Lost 3-2 today :( cannot describe how sad I'm feeling right now. I'm very sorry for not winning the Gold. It's killing me inside. Just sorry
— Saurav Ghosal (@SauravGhosal) September 23, 2014
I would also like to thank everyone for their support. All of you have been amazing & I feel worse for not delivering the Gold for you all!!
— Saurav Ghosal (@SauravGhosal) September 23, 2014
Wushu: Sanathoi Devi settles for bronze after losing to Zhang Luan of China in the semis.
Squash: India v/s Jordan Men's Team event - India 1-0 up Kush Kumar beat Albraikat Saif Yousef 11-6, 11-7, 11-9 in the first match
Medal Tally: India at 13th spot so far with 9 Medals (1 Gold, 1 Silver & 7 Bronze). China leading with 68 Medals pic.twitter.com/06HvulDv2o
— India@AsianGames2014 (@India_AllSports) September 23, 2014
Hockey: India beat Oman 7-0 in hockey, but margin of victory reduced by several missed chances, including two penalties.
Also Read: Indian weightlifters continue to disappoint at Asian Games
Hockey: India lead 4-0 at end of third quarter against Oman. Very disappointing performance from India.
Swimming: Sajan Prakash finishes 4th, Saurabh Sangvekar 7th in Men's 400m Freestyle Heats
Weightlifting: Punam Yadav finishes in 7th place with a total lift of 200 kg women's 63 kg weightlifting
Hockey: India end 2nd quarter at 2-0 against Oman, several missed opportunities cost India bigger lead.
Hockey: After goalless first half, a penalty corner is converted into a goal by Rupinder. India 1-0 in the 18th minute against Oman.
Read: Indian women riders perform miserably at Equestrian event
Hockey: India v/s Oman gets underway. India need to score many goals in this match to improve on their goal difference
Sepaktakraw: Myanmar beat India 3-0 in Women's Team Preliminary Group B match
Read: Indian cyclists disappoint at Asian Games
Sepaktakraw: Myanmar women lead India women 2-0
Equestrian: Shruti Vohra finishes 8th and Nadia Haridass 15th in Dressage Individual Intermediate, very disappointing performances
Basketball: Philippines beat India 85-76 in Men's Preliminary Round Group E Match
Basketball: India men trailing Philippines 46-62 in third quarter of group match.
Shooting: Shreyasi, Seema and Shagun fail to qualify for Women's Individual Trap event. India finish 6th in Team Final.
Weightlifting: India's Ravi Kumar currently fourth in the 77kg category
Sepaktakraw: Myanmar women v/s India women is in progress.
Equestrian: India's Shruti currently 5th and Nadia 11th in Women's Individual Dressage
Saurav Ghosal settles for silver after losing to Abdullah Almezayen of Kuwait 12-10, 11-2, 14-12, 11-8, 11-9. He should really have won that match after being 2-0 up. What a comeback from Abdullah.
Ghosal and Abdullah are locked in an extremely close 5th game. The scoreline is 7-7 right now.
Images from Day 3 of the Games on Monday here.
Saurav Ghosal has lost the fourth game 11-8. After being two games down Abdullah is on fire. The fifth and deciding game is now underway.
Saurav Ghosal has lost the third game. Abdullah won 14-12 after a gruelling encounter. That takes the match into the fourth game.
Squash: Ghosal has humiliated Abdullah in the second game, winning 11-2. This is a best of five match. If he wins the third set, Ghosal wins the gold medal.
Also Read: Abhinav Bindra wins individual bronze, finishes on podium twice
Squash: Saurav Ghosal wins first game 12-10 in gold medal match
Update: The match has been delayed for unknown reasons.
Squash: Saurav Ghosal takes on Abdullah Almezayen of Kuwait in gold medal match
Sepaktakraw: Japan beat India 2-1 in a Men's preliminaries Group A match coming from behind.
Squash: Saurav Ghosal will be in action soon in men's final
Men's 10m Air Rifle shooting: Abhinav Bindra finishes third to win a bronze medal.
Watch all the LIVE action from Day 4 here
Update 4: Bindra slips to fourth with 124.1 points.
Update 3: Kim of South Korea eliminated. Bindra goes top with 104.2 points after 10 shots.
Men's 10m Air Rifle Final: Abhinav Bindra in second place with 31.1 points after three shots.
Update 2: Abhinav Bindra jumps to second with 83.1 points after 8 shots.
Update: Bindra slips to fourth place after six shots.
Abhinav Bindra is set to compete for the 10m Air Rifle gold medal. The match is now underway.
Sepaktakraw: Japan won the second regu against India in straight games and its now 1-1 in the Group A tie
The 10m air rifle final is slated to start at 8-15 a.m. IST. It will be the last time we will watch @Abhinav_Bindra shoot as a professional.
— G Rajaraman (@G_Rajaraman) September 23, 2014
Here's India's schedule for the Asian Games on Tuesday (today):
05:30am: SHOOTING: Seema Tomar, Shreyasi Singh, Shagun Chaudhary in Women's Trap Qualification and Team Final
05:30am: SEPAKTAKRAW: Japan vs India in Men's preliminary Group A
08:15am: SHOOTING: Abhinav Bindra in Men's 10m Air Rifle Final
09:30am: EQUESTRIAN: Nadia Haridass and Shruti Vora in Women's Individual Dressage
11:00am: GYMNASTICS: Ashish Kumar and P Rakesh Kumar in Men's Individual All-round final
11:00am: SEPAKTAKRAW: Myanmar vs India in Women's preliminary Group B
1:30pm: HOCKEY: India vs Oman in Men's Pool B
Rowing: Rakesh Raliya, Vikram Singh, Laxmi Narain and Shokendar Tomar into the final of Lightweight Men's Quadruple Sculls
Amanjot Kaur, Sanjukta Dung Dung, Lakshmi Devi and Navneet Kaur will fight for bronze in Women's Quadruple Sculls
Cycling Track: 9th and 10th place for Indian cyclists Deborah and Kezia Vargheese in Women's Sprint Qualifying event.
Rowing: Swarn Singh through to the Men's Single Sculls Final after finishing first in Repechage
Om Prakash and Dattu Baban Bhokana through to the final of Men's Doubles Sculls
The team of Abhinav Bindra, Sanjeev Rajput and Ravi Kumar wins bronze medal in Men's 10m Air Rifle Team event. But only Bindra qualifies for the final.
10m Men's Air Rifle Individual: Abhinav Bindra qualifies for the final, finishing fifth with a score of 625.4.
Welcome to the LIVE coverage of Day 4 of the 17th Asian Games being held in South Korea.
Medal Tally:At end of Day 3 of Action:India at 13th spot with 6 Medals (1G,5B); China leading with 58 medals (26G) pic.twitter.com/SwTRAA8X6M
— India@AsianGames2014 (@India_AllSports) September 22, 2014
JUST IN! Wushu: Rajan Deori lost his quarterfinal match against Vietnam's NGO van Sy in the Men's Sanda 75kg Event.
Swimming:
Swimming: Men's 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay Final : India finished @ 6th spot (out of 8) with timings of 7:34.50 #AsianGames2014
— India@AsianGames2014 (@India_AllSports) September 22, 2014
Handball: Indian men's team crashed out losing all three of their matches. The latest one being today having been thrashed by Japan 47-12. The Women's team too put up a disappointing performance as they lost two of their matches and drew one today. The campaign ended for both of India's handball teams.
Artistic Gymnastics: India's Dipa Karmakar has qualified for Individual Vault final
Swimming: India will take part in the men's 4 x 200m freestyle relay final starting at 5 pm. India are currently in second place behind Hong Kong.
Judo: India's Rajwinder Kaur loses her +78kg Repechage round against Kyrgyzstan's Nagira Sarbashova by Ippon.
Football: India men lose 0-2 to Jordan men
Hockey: Indian women beat Thailand women 3-0
Football: Jordan men 2-0 up with 15 minutes left in the game against India
Hockey: India lead 2-0 against Thailand after third quarter.
WATCH LIVE all the action from Day 3 here
Basketball: India beat Kazakhstan 80-61 in Men's qulifying round Group B match. They are clubbed with Iran and Philippines.
Hockey: Indian women 1-0 up against Thailand in second quarter.
Football: Jordan men maintain 1-0 lead against India men at half time
Squash: Saurav Ghosal defeats Malaysia's Ong Beng Hee 11-4, 11-9, 11-5, makes men's final.
Also Read: Salmonella, other dangerous bacteria found in Asian Games' lunchboxes
Football: Jordan go 1-0 up against India in 10th minute.
Hockey: Indian women up 1-0 against Thailand in first quarter.
Football: Indian men play Jordan men, scoreline 0-0 as first half underway.
Basketball: India up 47-31 vs Kazakhstan in the second quarter of men's preliminaries.
Squash: Sourav Ghosal takes a 2-0 lead winning the second game 11-4 in men's semis. He won the first game 11-9.
Judo: Women's 78 kg: Mongolia's Javzmaa Odkhuu beats India's Rajwinder Kaur, who will now fight in Repechage
Tennis: India crash out after conceding a 2-0 lead to Kazakhstan in women's team quarterfinals.
Men's team also crash out, after a similar 2-0 loss to Kazakhstan.
Read: Squash star Dipika Pallikal settles for bronze in Asiad after loss to Nicol Ann David
Rahi Sarnobat finishes 7th in 25m Pistol women's individual event, no medal for India
Squash: Dipika Pallikal loses 1-4, 11-4, 11-5 to Malaysia's Ann David in women's semifinal, settles for bronze.
Read: Asian Games 2014: Indian women get bronze in 25m air pistol
Read: China shooters disqualified, then reinstated, end up setting world record
Volleyball: India humbled by Japan 6-25, 11-25, 12-25.
Squash: Dipika Pallikal's semifinal against Ann David is on, Pallikal has lost both games and is one game away from losing the match
Update: Japan win the second set 25-11 to take a 2-0 lead against India.
Volleyball: India trailing Japan 9-15 in the second set of women's preliminaries after losing the first 6-25.
Tennis: Men's Team Quarter-final, India vs Kazakhstan: Sanam Singh loses 6-7, 6-7 against Aleksandr Nedovyesov. This puts India 0-1 down in the tie.
Swimming: Prathapan Nair finishes sixth in the men's 50m backstroke heats, fails to qualify for the final.
Volleyball: Japan win first set from India at 25-6 in women's preliminaries.
Ayonika Paul has been eliminated from the Women's 10m Air Rifle final, finishes 7th.
Women's 10m Air Rifle final has begun. India's Ayonika Paul is in action.
Here's India's schedule for today:
05:30am: SHOOTING: Heena Sidhu, Rahi Sarnobat, Anisa Sayyed in Women's 25m Pistol Team and Individual
07:00am: TENNIS: India vs Kazakhstan, Men's Team Quarterfinal
08:30am: SHOOTING Ayonika Paul in Women's 10m Rifle Final.
10:30am: SQUASH: Dipika Pallikal vs Nicol David Ann, Women's Singles Semifinal
12:30am: SQUASH: Saurav Ghosal vs Ong Beng Hee (Malaysia), Men's Singles Semifinal
12:45am: BASKETBALL: India vs Kazakhstan, Men's Qualifying Round
13:30: FOOTBALL: India vs Jordan, Men's First Round
13:30: HOCKEY: India vs Thailand, Women's Pool A Match
16:30: HANDBALL: India vs Japan, Men's Preliminary Round;
16:30: HANDBALL: India vs China, Women's Preliminary Round
JUDO: Rajwinder Kaur vs Javzmaa Odkhuu (Mongolia) in Women's +78 kg Quarterfinal
Rowing: Women's team of Dittymol Varghese, Monalisha Chanu, Chaoba Devi and Manjula Xess have been eliminated from Lightweight Quadruple Sculls Repechage after finishing fifth.
Women's 25m Pistol Individual event is on, in which India's Heena Sidhu is competing.
India also finished 5th in the women's 10m Air Rifle event.
Cycling: India's Amarjit Nagi finishes 13th and Amrit Singh 14th in Men's Sprint Qualifying
Welcome to the LIVE coverage of Day 3 of the Asian Games 2014.
While Dipika Pallikal and Saurav Ghosal will play squash singles semis, women shooters will be in action in rifle and pistol events.
To watch slideshow of Day 2 of the Asian Games, click here
On Day 2 of the Asian Games 2014 Shuttlers and Shoorters get India a bronze medal each. Today's quick round-up of the hits and misses.
Badminton: End of Road for Indian women in the team event as PC Thulasi was the latest casualty and the final medal hope who could have kept India alive in the competition. She lost 21-12, 21- 8 to Korean Kim Hyomin who played in front of a cheery, supportive and a strong home crowd at Gyeyang Gymnasium. After Sania Nehwal won her first match against SUNG Jihyun, fellow countrywomen PV Sindhu lost her singles match against BAE Yeonju, doubles pair of NELAKURTHI Sikki Reddy and GADRE Pradnya lost their game against Korean duo of KIM Soyeong CHANG Yena. With Thulasi the lastest to crash out, Korea gained an uassailable 3-1 lead over India, progressing in to the finals to face a strong Chinese team as both the teams will be vying for the yellow metal. India has to be content with a broze medal.
Badminton: India's PC Thulasi is trailing 17-8 in match no 4 against against Kim Hyomin. Korea currently have an overall 2-1 lead.
Reddy and Gadre have lost 16-21, 17-21 against Soyeong and Yena of Korea in the third match of the women's team event.
Badminton: In the women's team event doubles pair of NELAKURTHI Sikki Reddy GADRE Pradnya lost the first game 16-21 against Korean duo- KIM Soyeong CHANG Yena in the semifinals.
Badminton: PV Sindhu loses final game to Bae Yeon to lose the match. 21-14, 18-21, 13-21. India now 1-1 in women's team semifinals.
Badminton: Bae Yeon wins the second game 21-18 to tie 1-1. Decider coming up.
In the last match played between the two at the World Championships last month, Sindhu won 19-21 22-20 25-23. So their encounters have always been clise and thrilling.
Badminton: PV Sindhu trails 11-13 in second game in women's team semifinals after winning first game.
Handball: India play out thrilling 26-26 draw against Thailand.
Read: Dipika Pallikal defeats compatriot Joshna Chinappa, Saurav Ghosal too in semis to assure 2 medals
Badminton: Saina gives India 1-0 lead by beating Jinyun Sung 21-12, 10-21, 21-9. PV Sindhu will be up next.
Football: Indian women thrashed 0-10 by Thailand women
Handball: India trail Thailand 16-18 in women's preliminaries
Badminton: Saina Nehwal in action in women's team semifinals, down 10-18 in second game after winning the first.
Hockey: Indian men beat Sri Lanka 8-0
Basketball: Saudi Arabia men beat India 73-67 in qualifier
Football: Thailand's lead extends to 9-0 against India
In other news, the Indian Olympic Association has been fined $10000 for pulling out teams from the Games at a late stage.
Hockey: India still in 5-0 lead in third quarter, disappointing performance against a very weak side.
Football: Thailand women extend lead to 8-0 against hapless India.
Basketball: India trail 46-59 against Saudi Arabia in fourth quarter.
Football: Thailand women extend lead to 6-0 in first half against India. Massive humiliation in sight.
Hockey: India lead 5-0 at half-time against Sri Lanka.
Basketball: India reduce deficit to 43-50 against Saudi Arabia
Meanwhile, the women's hockey team is gearing up for their first match on Monday.
Handball: India lose to South Korea 39-19, out of contention for semifinals.
Hockey: India 4-0 up against Sri Lanka in second quarter.
Basketball: Saudi Arabia leading India 49-38 in the third quarter.
Football: Indian women being thrashed by Thailand; 0-4 down.
Hockey: India lead Sri Lanka 3-0 at the end of first quarter.
Handball: South Korea men leading India men 32-13 in second half.
Basketball: Saudi Arabia men leading India men 40-27 in the second quarter.
Squash: Dipika Pallikal beats Joshna Chinappa 7-11, 11-9, 11-8, 15-17, 11-9 to move into the semis. India assured of another medal.
Basketball: Indian men trailing Saudi Arabian men 19-30 in the second quarter. \
Hockey: India-Sri Lanka hockey match gets underway.
Handball: Indian men trailing South Korean men 6-21 in the first half.
Squash: Women's quarterfinal: Joshna Chinnappa holds nerve to win fourth game against Pallikal 17-15 and level the match at 2-2. The deciding game is coming up.
Meanwhile, Asian Olympic chiefs are ready to allow Oceania to participate in indoor games from the next Asian Winter games. This is big news.
Squash: Saurav Ghosal beats Pakistan's Iqbal Nasir 11-6, 9-11, 11-2, 11-9 to reach Men's Singles semis and assure bronze for India.
Dipika Pallikal comes back from a game down to win the third, now leads 2-1 against Chinappa in women's squash quarters.
India's ongoing and upcoming events for Day 2:
11:30 am SQUASH: Saurav Ghosal vs Iqbal Nasir (Pakistan) in Men's Singles Quarterfinal; Joshana Chinappa vs Dipika Pallikal in Women's Singles Quarterfinal
12:30 am HANDBALL: India vs South Korea in Men's Preliminary Round
12:30 am CYCLING TRACK: Deborah and Mohan Mahitha in Women's Keirin First Round Heats
12:45 am BASKETBALL: India vs Saudi Arabia in Men's Qualifying Round
13:30 am HOCKEY: India vs Sri Lanka in Men's Pool B Match
13:30 am FOOTBALL: India vs Thailand in Women's First Round
14:30 am BADMINTON: India vs South Korea in Women's Team semifinals
14:30 am HANDBALL: India vs Thailand: Women's Preliminary Round
Squash: Women's quarterfinals: Joshna Chinappa won the first game 11-7, but Dipika Pallikal came back to win the second game 11-9 to make it 1-1.
Hockey: Pakistan finally break the deadlock to take 1-0 lead against China.
Squash: Saurav Ghoshal wins 1st game of Men's quarterfinals 11-6
Dipika Pallikal-Joshna Chinappa match delayed slightly
Hockey: The Pakistan-China hockey match is underway. First quarter ended at 0-0.
Tennis: Yuki Bhambri to partner Digvijay and Sanam Singh to partner Saketh in Men's doubles.
In Mixed Doubles, Sania Mirza will partner Saketh.
Read: India blank Nepal 3-0 in men's tennis, into quarters
Read: Malaysian badminton legend Lee Chong-Wei sails through first match
Now this could cause some controversy:
Asia's Olympic boss blames 'different cultures' for sexual harassment at Games
The Asian Games flame, due to blaze through the 16-day celebrations in Incheon, went off on Saturday, officials said. However, the action goes on.
Equestrian: Individual dressage featuring Vanita Malhotra and Rajendra Shubhsri is on.
Trap: India finish a lowly 6th in men's team final.
Meanwhile:
ANOTHER big cheer for North Korea, this time at the men's team gymnastics #AsianGames2014
— Damon Wake (@damonwake) September 21, 2014
Men's Trap Team final: Match on, India drop to 8th position in 12-team event.
Tennis: Yuki Bhambri wins his match against Jeetendra Pariyar of Nepal 6-0 6-0. India win the tie 2-0 dropping 1 game in 4 sets.
Rowing: Swarn Singh finishes 2nd in Men's Singles Sculls Heat and will compete in Repechage.
India finished 4th at Lightweight Men's Quadruple Sculls Heat and will compete in Repechage.
Swimming: India's Aaron Agnel Dsouza finished 4th in Heats at Men's 200m Butterfly with timings of 2:04.74.
Tennis: Men's team lead 1-0 against Nepal after Sanam Singh beat Abhishek Bastola 6-0, 6-1 in Match 1. Later, India's Yuki Bhambri will compete against Nepal's Jeetendra Pariyar.
Jitu Rai had to settle for 5th place in the finals of the eight-man team event.
Read: Indian men settle for bronze in 10m air pistol, but Jitu Rai enters eight-man finals
India have begun Day 2 on a good note, winning a bronze in the Men's 10m Air Pistol event, with Jitu Rai the hero again.
Read: Ace shooter Jitu Rai leads India to team bronze in 10m Air Pistol
India's first hockey match is the biggest anticipated clash today, but the opponents, Sri Lanka, were thrashed by Pakistan 14-0 on Saturday and are generally considered minnows.
Dipika Pallikal and Joshna Chinappa will compete in squash semifinals. India will also be competing in handball, football, equestrian and cycling.
Welcome to the live coverage of Day 2 of the Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea. On Saturday, India won two medals - a gold and a bronze.
For those who have missed out on the proceedings of the day, we bring to you a quick roundup of the stars and flops on Day 1 of Asian Games 2014. Watch this space for more updates tomorrow.
Badminton: Women's Team : The women shuttlers are assured of a medal as they face Korean women tomorrow in the semifinals. Enroute semis they beat Thailand 3-2. The women's team thrashed Macau, China 3-0 in the Round of 16 stage.
Wushu: Men's Sanda -56kg : Santosh Kumar lost his Pre-QF bout Vs Rizaidin Railin of Kazakhstan
Weightlifitng- Indian lifters 'weighed down' by expectations.
Badminton: Women Team : Pradnya Gadre/Nelakurthi Sikki Reddy won the 2nd game 21-18 Vs Thai pair @ 4th match. Final game ON #AsianGames2014
Check out some of the best images from Day 1 of the action at the Incheon Asian Games.
Squash: Harinder Pal Singh Sandhu of India lost 4-11, 6-11, 2-11 to Kuwait's Abdullah Almezayen in the Men's Pre-QFs #AsianGames2014
Badminton: PV Sindhu won 21-15 in the 1st set of the women's team QFs, leads 12-7 in the 2nd set against Thailand's Porntip. India 1-0 up in the 5-game series.
Judo: Kalpana Devi Thoudam loses bronze medal match in Women's 52 kg against Kazakhstan's Mingazova Lenariya.
Badminton: Saina Nehwal wins first match against former World Champion Ratchanok, India go 1-0 up against Thailand.
Volleyball: South Korea beat India by 3-0 in the Women's Volleyball Group A encounter.
Squash: Saurav Ghosal into quarterfinals of Men's Singles after beating Jordan's Alsaraj Ahmad Khaleel Ahmad 11-2, 11-4, 11-3
Dipika Pallikal is through to quarterfinals after winning 11-6 10-12 11-6 11-4 in Round of 16, will face Joshna Chinappa
Basketball: India beat Palestine 99-48
Hockey: Pakistan thrash Sri Lanka 14-0 in hockey opener.
Read: Indian men struggle past Hong Kong in Volleyball opener
Squash: India assured of first-ever women's singles medal as Dipika Pallikal, Joshna Chinappa win their openers
Volleyball, Women's Preliminaries: Korea beat India 25-25, 25-12, 25-13
Judo: Shushila Devi loses to China's Shugen Wu in Women's 48kg Rapechage
Badminton Women's Quarterfinal: India v/s Thailand, Saina Nehwal is in the lead against Thailand's Intanon.
The tension between North and South Korea continues at the Asian Games too. North Korea in particular, look to be toeing the dictatorial line. North Korean athletes stared on expressionless even as the South Korean crowd cheered them at the opening ceremony on Friday.
Volleyball: India beat Hong Kong 23-25 25-18 25-16 25-21 in their 1st group match. Their next match will be against Saudi Arabia.
Cricket: China Women beat South Korea Women in cricket. China scored 50/2, beating South Korea who were 49 all out.
BCCI could have sent the women's team & India A (men) to the #AsianGames2014. We would have got a few more golds. Kind of #Selfish of BCCI.
— Rashi Kakkar (@rashi_kakkar) September 20, 2014
Handball: South Korea destroy India 44-8 in women's preliminaries.
Hockey: Singapore lose 2-8 to Malaysia in hockey opener.
Pakistan v/s Sri Lanka: Pakistan lead 3-0 in men's hockey
Volleyball: Indian men's team playing against Hong Kong, leading the first game 5-3.
Judo (Women's 48kg): Sushila Likmabam has qualified for Repechage match. A win would put her in contention for a Bronze.
Judo (Women's 52 kg): Kalpana Devi loses to China's 0-10 in quarterfinals
If we teach children to focus on sports other than the joke that is cricket today, we may have better role models tomorrow. #AsianGames2014
— lindsay pereira (@lindsaypereira) September 20, 2014
Tennis: Indian Women's team beat Oman 3-0 to move into Quarterfinals
Judo (Women's 48 kg): Emi Yamagishi of Japan beats Likmabam Shushila Devi in quarterfinals
Read: Hockey: Sardar Singh's team eyes big win over Sri Lanka in Asiad opener
Badminton: Hyunil Lee beats Parupalli Kashyap 6-21, 21-14, 21-10. Korea beat India 3-0 in Men's Team event
Judo (Women's 52kg event): Kalpana Devi beats Devika Khadka of Nepal to enter quarterfinals #AsianGames2014
Grabbing the medals, our players making India proud at #AsianGames2014 @incheonAG2014en Cheers for India!!
— Sucheta Goswami (@SuchetaGoswami) September 20, 2014
Judo: India's Navjot Channa through to the Round of 16 beating his Kuwaiti opponent Abdalla Almaraghy in Men's 60 kg.
Badminton: Korean duo beat Sumeeth Reddy/ Manu Attri 21-12, 21-9 to give Korea 2-0 lead over India in Men's Team event
Badminton: Wanho Son beats India's Kidambi 21-14, 21-8 to give Korea 1-0 lead over India in Men's Team event.
Jitu Rai wins gold medal in 50 metre Air Pistol event, first gold for India
Read: Pistol shooter Shweta Chaudhry wins first medal for India in Incheon
Read: Asian Games 2014: Ace Indian shooter Jitu Rai wins gold in 50m Pistol
Read: China win first gold medal of the 2014 Asian Games
Handball: Indian Men lose group fixture against Chinese Taipei 39-20.
Shooting: India finish fourth in Men's 50m Pistol Team event
Jitu Rai makes it to final in Men's 50m Pistol event
Handball: India trail 16-28 against Chinese Taipei
Read: Shooter Shweta Chaudhury wins bronze in 10m Air Pistol
Badminton: India's women's team of Reddy and Gadre beat the Macau duo 21-16, 21-17 to give India a winning 3-0 lead
Badminton: India v/s Macau women's team event is underway.
Shweta Chaudhry wins bronze medal in the Women's 10m Air Pistol
The opening ceremony at the 17th Asian Games in Incheon was nothing short of a grand reception, with much pomp, display of fireworks, performances by Korean pop star Psy of the 'Gangnam' fame and proud contingents marching behind their respective nation's flag bearers.
Here are some stunning images from the Opening Ceremony
You can watch the LIVE streaming of the Asian Games 2014 here
Read: Saina Nehwal and PV Sindhu lead Indian challenge in badminton
The Asian Games 2014 are set to kick off from Incheon, South Korea, on Friday, September 19. There will be an opening ceremony at 6 pm Korean Standard Time (2:30 pm IST). Several acts are planned for the grand ceremony, which will be followed by the games starting September 20.
439 events encompassing 36 sports will be held during the Games, which end on October 4.
The 679-strong Indian contingent is already at Incheon to take part in the Games. India's hockey captain Sardar Singh will be the flag-bearer for the opening ceremony, after several Indian athletes refused the honour.
The schedules for a number of events have already been announced.
Click here for the complete schedule for football
Here's the schedule for cricket.
The Indian team will not be participating in cricket at the Asian Games.
Access the complete basketball and volleyball schedule here
India are placed in Group B for men's basketball, while the women's team will have a knockout match with Japan.
Here's the baseball and softball schedule at the Asian Games
Fencing and equestrian are two unique sports with a niche popularity. Here's the schedule of these games.
Swimming is a popular sport around the world. Click here for the swimming events schedule
Canoeing, rowing and sailing are three different things, though many people mistake them to be similar. All three have found a place at the Asian Games as sports events. Click here for the schedule.
Moving on to the Indian contingent, Dipika Pallikal and Joshna Chinappa will represent India in squash.
A number of Indian athletes have however made news this time for deciding NOT to participate in the Games.
Indian shuttler Jwala Gutta has been ruled out of the Games due to an injury, striking a body blow to India's hopes in the event.
Tennis star Leander Paes will skip the Asian Games, instead choosing to focus on improving his world ranking. He however is not the first Indian tennis player to decide to skip the Asian Games. Somdev Devvarman had already announced his decision earlier.
Somdev's decision did not go down well with the All India Tennis Association.
Sania Mirza, who had earlier decided not to participate either, changed her mind after a few days.
There is happy news for India on the boxing front as London Olympics bronze medalist Mary Kom has qualified for the Games.
It was not always so clear for Indian boxers however. Their participation became possible only after AIBA gave recognition to a new Indian body called Boxing India.
Indian footballers also faced uncertainty for a time, awaiting clearance from the Sports Ministry. However, on September 9, the ministry finally gave its approval.
The most exciting news however is that in hockey, India and Pakistan are placed in the same group, thus making a clash inevitable.
Controversies
The 2014 Asian Games have not been devoid of controversies however. Heavy security presence marked the arrival of North Korean athletes at the Asian Games. South Korea on its part, reminded its citizens about the ban on carrying a North Korean flag, exacerbating the controversy.
Meanwhile, a Palestinian football player has been charged with sexual harassment in Incheon, necessitating his expulsion from the country's squad, on which there is no official word yet.
The Asian Games this year are struggling with filling up arenas, with tickets going unsold days before the event.
We will keep updating this space today during and after the opening ceremony, as well as during the course of the Games themselves. For full coverage of the Asian Games 2014, click here
