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Asian Games 2018 Day 5: As it happened
With a total of 18 medals, which include 4 Gold, 4 Silver and 10 Bronze medals, India are placed at the 10th spot in the overall medals tally on the Day 5 of the Asian Games 2018.
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That's all for the day. No other medal event is scheduled for India today in the ongoing Asian Games 2018 in Indonesia.
India's Medal Tally on Day 5: With 4 Gold, 4 Silver and 10 Bronze, India currently at the 10th spot
Shooting: 8 Medals (2G, 4S, 2B)
Wrestling: 3 Medals (2G, 1B)
Wushu: 4 Medals (4B)
Kabaddi: 1B
Tennis: 1B
Sepaktakraw: 1B
Squash: India's Joshna Chinappa is through to QF with 3-0 win in Women's Singles. She follows Joshna Chinappa follows Dipika Pallikal who also reached the QF with 3-0 win.
Volleyball, Women's Tournament: India lose 0-3 to Kazakhstan.
Tennis: Here's the update in this category:
Men's Singles: Prajnesh Gunneswaran in Semis
Women's Singles: Ankita Raina won Bronze
Men's Doubles: Bopanna/Sharan in Final
Women Doubles: No Indian contention left (No Medals)
Mixed Doubles: No Indian contention left (No Medals)
Tennis Mixed Doubles Quarterfinal 3: Another major upset for India after Kabaddi as Rohan Bopanna/Ankita Raina knocked out by the Indonesian pair Rungtak/Sutjiadi 4-6, 6-1, 6-10. Bopanna and Raina had earlier won the second set of their mixed doubles quarterfinals match here.
Tennis Mixed Doubles Quarterfinal 3: Indian pair of Rohan Bopanna and Ankita Raina lose first set 6-4 to Indonesia's Rungtak, Sutjiadi.
Basketball: India's women team was beaten by home favourites Indonesia 66-69, losing their chance to enter the quarterfinals.
Squash: India's Dipika Pallikal is through to QF with 3-0 win in Women's Singles. One more win for her and a medal would be assured for India.
Tennis: India's Rohan Bopanna/Ankita Raina face Indonesia's Christopher Benjamin/Aldila Sutjiadi in Mixed Doubles Quarterfinal 3 match.
Badminton Mixed Doubles: Pranaav Jerry Chopra-Sikki Reddy go down to World no. 9 Thai pair Peng Soon Chan/Liu Ying Goh 15-21, 21-23. This brings to an end India's contention for a medal in Badminton mixed doubles event in Indonesia.
Squash, Men's Singles: Both Saurav Ghosal and Harinder Pal Singh Sandhu are through to QF. Sourav will take on Harinder in QF. This means one more medal is confirmed for India in Squash.
Kabaddi: Iran defeating India has come as major upset for Indians and shattered their hopes of getting another Gold in Kabaddi – a sport in which India have dominated since 1990. This means that India will now have to contend with a Bronze medal.
Kabaddi: Iran defeating India has come as major upset for Indians and shattered the hopes of winning a Gold in Kabaddi – a sport in which India have dominated since 1990.
Kabaddi: Iran maul seven-time Asian Games Gold medalist India 27-18 in men's semifinal clash.
Kabaddi Men's Semis: India trail by 14-17 against Iran with 8 mins left in the match.
Kabaddi, Men's Team semis: Iranians in full control of the match against India, lead by 14-11.
Meanwhile, in Badminton, it's the end of the Indian contention in Mixed Doubles as Pranaav Jerry Chopra/ Sikki Reddy go down to World no. 9 Thai pair 15-21, 21-23.
Men's Kabaddi Semis: India is taking on Iran. 9-9 at Half-Time. Second half match resumes.
Badminton, Mixed Doubles: Ashwini Ponnappa/ Satwiksairaj Rankireddy lose in 1st round to World No 15 Thai pair of Puavaranukroh/Taerattanachai 25-27, 16-21.
Swimming: India's Virdhawal Khade finishes 8th in Final of 50m Butterfly event clocking 24.48s. Had clocked NR time in the Heat.
Kabaddi, Men's Team: India take strong lead against Iran in semis, lead by 6-1 as of now.
Kabaddi, Men's Team: India take strong lead against Iran in semis.
Another medal assured in Tennis, Prajnesh Gunneswaran stages an amazing comeback to enter semis; beats World No. 273 Soonwoo Kwon 6-7, 6-4, 7-6 in QF.
PM Narendra Modi praises the two Indian medallists - Ankita and Shardul Vihan - on Day 5 of the Asian Games 2018.
Gymnastics: Indian gymnasts Aruna Reddy and Pranati Nayak finish 7th and 8th respectively in Final of Women's Vault event.
Badminton, Mixed Doubles Round of 32 match: India's Rankireddy-Ponnappa are currently playing Thailand's Puavaranukroh-Taerattanachai.
Badminton, Men's Doubles: India's Manu Attri/Sumeeth Reddy cruise into Pre-QF with 21-10, 21-8 win in 1st round.
Earlier, Saina Nehwal beat Iran's Soraya Aghaeihajiagha 21-7, 21-9 in Badminton Women's round of 32 clash.
Archery, Recurve Men's Individual Quarterfinals: Indian archer Atanu Das loses 1-1, 1-1, 1-1, 2-0, 2-0 to Indonesia's Ega Riau in a nervy quarters match.
Shooting, Double Trap Men FINAL: Shooter Shardul Vihan bags the Silver medal in Men's Double Trap.
Shooting, Double Trap Men FINAL: India's Shardul Vihan in the last round with a score of 55 points out of the first 60 shots. He has assured at least a silver medal for India.
Shooting, Double Trap Men FINAL: India's Shardul Vihan slips to the second position with a score of 45 out the first 50 shots. He has assured a podium finish for India.
Shooting, Double Trap Men FINAL: India's Shardul Vihan maintains his 1st position with a score of 37 out the first 40 shots.
Shooting, Double Trap Men FINAL: India's Shardul Vihan still on top with a score of 28 out the first 30 shots.
Kabbadi, Women's Semifinals: India Women beat Chinese Taipei with a stunning 13-point lead. India Women advance to the final. India 27-14 Chinese Taipei
Shooting, Double Trap Men FINAL: India's Shardul Vihan continues to stay on top, scores 19 out of the first 20 shots.
Shooting, Double Trap Men FINAL: India's Shardul Vihan gets off to a great start with a perfect score of 10 after the first 10 points.
Kabbadi, Women's Semifinals: India takes on Chinese Taipei in the semis.
Badminton, Women's Singles round of 32: India's PV Sindhu beats Vietnam's Trang Thi Vu 21-10, 12-21, 23-21 in a neck-and-neck first game.
Shooting, Double Trap Women FINAL: India's Shreyasi Singh (121 points) and Varsha Varman (120 points) finish the final round on the 6th and 7th position respectively.
Shooting, Double Trap Men qualification: India's Shardul Vihan top-scores (41 points) and qualifies for the Final.
Badminton, Men's Doubles round of 32: India's Rankireddy Sairaj/Chirag Shetty beat Hong Kong, China's Chung Y/Tam CH 2-0 and advance to the pre-quarters.
Tennis, Women's Singles Semifinal: India's Ankita Raina goes down 4-6, 6(6)-7 after a tough tie-breaker against China's Zhang Shuai. Anikta bags India's 9th Bronze medal.
Tennis, Men's Doubles Semifinal: India's Rohan Bopanna and Divij Sharan enter Final of Men's Doubles event. The Indian duo beat Japan's Uesugi K and Shimabukuro S 4-6, 6-3, 10-8 (Tie-breaker).
Archery, Recurve Women's Individual 1/8 Eliminations: India's Deepika Kumari crashes out of the Recurve Individual event as she goes down 3-7 (2-0, 1-1, 0-2, 0-2, 0-2,) against Chinese Taipei's Chien-Ying Lei.
Badminton, Women's Doubles round of 32: India's A Ponnappa/NS Reddy beat Hong Kong, China's WY NG/NT Yeung 2-0 (21-16, 21-15) and advance to the round of 16.
Badminton, Women's Doubles round of 32: India's A Ponnappa/NS Reddy take on Hong Kong, China's WY NG/NT Yeung in the doubles match.
Archery, Recurve Men's Individual 1/6 Elimination: Another Indian archer advances to the pre-quarterfinals. Atanu Das beat DPR Korea's Won Yong Pak 7-3 (2-0, 1-1, 0-2, 2-0, 2-0)
Archery, Recurve Men's Individual 1/6 Elimination: India's Viswash beats Mongolia's Purevsuren 6-2 (1-1, 2-0, 1-1, 2-0) and advances to the pre-quarters.
Archery, Recurve Women's Individual 1/6 Elimination: India's Deepika Kumari beats DPR Korea's Hyang Ji Ri 6-2 (2-0, 0-2, 2-0,2-0) and advances to the pre-quarters.
Tennis, Women's Singles Semifinal: India's Ankita Raina takes on China's Zhang Shuai in the FINAL.
Squash, Men's Singles: India's Harinder Pal Singh beats Korea's Youngjo Ko 3-0 and advances to the pre-quarters round.
Rowing, Men's Lightweight Four FINAL: India clock 6:43:20 and finish on the 4th position in the final.
Volleyball, Women's Preliminary Pool B (match 7): India lose 0-3 to Kazakhstan (8-25, 19-25, 23-25) in their group match.
Rowing, Women's Pair FINAL: India's Dung Dung Sanjukta and Harpreet Kaur finish 7th on the Standings with a timing of 8:30:18 in the final.
Volleyball, Women's Preliminary Pool B (match 7): India lose their 2nd set 19-25 to Kazakhstan despite a healthy start early in the set. India 0-2 Kazakhstan
Squash, Men's Singles round of 32: India's Saurav Ghosal gets the better of Sri Lanka's Mohomed Shamil Wakeel and beats him 3-0 in the round of 32 clash. Saurav advances to the round of 16 round.
Swimming, Men's 200m Backstroke (Heats): India's Srihari Nataraj qualifies for the final round. He had clocked 2:02:97 in Heat 1.
Rowing, Men's Double Sculls FINAL: Indian pair Om Prakash and Sawarn Singh miss out on a Bronze medal by a whisker. They finished 4th with a timing of 6:50:91 in the final.
Rowing, Men's Singles Sculls FINAL: India's Dattu Baban Bhokanal finishes last (6th Rank) with a timing of 8:28:56 in the final.
Volleyball, Women's Preliminary Pool B (match 7): India lose their first set 8-25 to Kazakhstan. India 0-1 Kazakhstan!
Volleyball, Women's Preliminary Pool B (match 7): Indian Women take on Kazakhstan in their preliminary group match.
Swimming, Men's 100m Freestyle (Heats): India's Virdhawal Vikram Khade finishes 8th in Heat 4 with a timing of 59.11.
Swimming, Men's 100m Freestyle (Heats): India's Aaron Agnel Dsouza clocks 51.50 to win Heat 1.
Swimming, Men's 50m Butterfly (Heats): India's Virdhawal Vikram Khade has qualified for the final round after finishing 5th on the Heats standings.
Swimming, Men's 50m Butterfly (Heats): India's Virdhawal Vikram Khade (Heat 2) and Anshul Kothari (Heat 1) finish 1st in their respective Heats. Vikram clocked 24.09s while Anshul finished with a timing of 25.45s.
India’s schedule for the day
7.20 AM
Rowing (Medal event) Men's Double Sculls: Om Prakash, Sawarn Singh
7.30 AM
Rowing (Medal event) Women's Pair (Final) Sanjukta Dung Dung, Harpreet Kaur
8.00 AM
Tennis, Women's Singles (semifinals): Zhang Shuai vs Ankita Raina (India)
Mixed Doubles Quarterfinal (3): Bopanna/Ankita Raina vs Sutjiadi/Rungkat CB
Volleyball, Women's Pool B (match 7): India vs Kazakhstan
8.30 AM
Shooting, Double Trap Men: Shardul Vihan, Ankur Mittal
Double Trap Women (Medal event): Varsha Varman
8.40 AM
Rowing, Men's Pair: Malkeet Singh, Gurinder Singh
9.10 AM
Archery, Recurve Men's Individual 1/16 Eliminations: Indian Participants - Viswash, Atanu Das
Recurve Women's Individual- Indian Participant- Promila Daimary vs Bishindee, Deepika Kumari vs Ri Ji Hyang
Rowing, Men's Lightweight Four (Final): India
9.30 AM
Tennis, Men's Doubles, Semifinal: Sharan D/ Bopanna R vs Uesugi/Shimabukoro
10.20 AM
Badminton, Men's Doubles round of 32: Rankireddy/ Shetty C vs Chung Y/Tam
Reddy BS/Attri M vs Mohamed/ Rasheed
12-00 PM
Bridge
Qualification Round 7: India
Men's Team (qualifications)
Robin Round 2: India
Qualification Round 5
2.30 AM
Artistic Gymnastics, Women's Vault
2.45 AM
Bridge
Qualification round 7
Mixed Team, (round robin 2- round 1): India
4.30 PM
Basketball, Women 5x5 Preliminary Group A (game 10): India vs Indonesia
JAKARTA: After the successful completion of various sporting events on the Day 5 of the ongoing Asian Games 2018 in Indonesia, India bagged a Silver and two Bronze medals, taking its total tally to 18. With a total of 18 medals, which include 4 Gold, 4 Silver and 10 Bronze medals, India are placed at the 10th spot in the overall medals tally. In one of the major upsets of the day, India's 28-year reign as the Asian Games' Kabaddi champions came to a spectacular end following a shock 27-18 defeat by Iran in the men's semifinals on Thursday.
In other sports, the 15-year old shooter Shardul Vihan won a Silver in Men’s Double Trap event. In Tennis, India's Ankita Raina won the first medal for the country as she lost 4-6, 7-6 against Chinese rival Zhang Shuai. The 25-year old settled for a Bronze. The Indian pair of Rohan Bopanna and Divij Sharan entered the finals, assuring India of at least a Silver medal. India's star rower Dattu Bhokanal disappointed as he finished in the 6th position in Men’s Singles Sculls final with a timing of 8:28:56. On the other hand, star Indian shuttlers PV Sindhu and Saina Nehwal advanced to the Round of 16. In weightlifting, both Sathish Kumar Sivalingam and Ajay Singh failed to grab a medal. While men's team faced a setback, India's women’s team beat Chinese Taipei 27-14 in Kabaddi semifinals.
Follow the updates from Day 5 as it happened: