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Asian Games 2018 Day 4 - As it happened
India have bagged a total of 15 medals so far, which include 4 Gold, 3 Silver and 8 Bronze medals.
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JAKARTA: After the conclusion of various sporting events on the fourth day of the 18th edition of the Asian Games 2018, India bagged a total of 15 medals, which include 4 Gold, 3 Silver and 8 Bronze medals. As the events came to an end on the Day 4, India bagged four Bronze medals in Wushu, taking its overall medals count to 15. In total, India added five medals to its kitty on Day 4 - one Gold and four Bronze medals. Rahi Sarnobat won Gold in the morning in shooting while the four Bronze medals came in Wushu.
India currently stands at the 7th spot. China continues to top the medals tally, followed closely by Japan and Korea.
Earlier, India’s 16-year-old shooter Saurabh Chaudhary bagged India’s third Gold medal in the 10m Air Pistol event (240.7 points) on Tuesday. He also became the youngest to win a Gold medal in a shooting event at the Asian Games, since 2006. Thailand's Thanyalak Chotphibunsin, at 16 (14 days), had won the Gold in the Women's team category in 2006. Abhishek Verma won the Bronze medal in the same event as India won two medals in a particular shooting event (in Asian Games) for the first time in their Games history.
The Shooting contingent added another medal to its tally when Sanjeev Rajput clinched the Silver medal in the 50m Air Rifle 3 Positions (Men) final. He had scored 452.7 points to finish second in the event. Wrestler Divya Kakran outclassed Chinese Taipei’s Chen Wenling 10-0 to win the Bronze medal in Women’s Freestyle 68 kg bout.
India’s Team Regu (Men) went down 0-2 to Thailand in the semifinal Sepaktakraw event but bagged India’s third Bronze medal.
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That's all for today. No other medal event is scheduled for India now. India added five medals to its kitty on Day 4 - one Gold and four Bronze medals. Rahi Sarnobat won Gold in the morning in Shooting while the four Bronze medals came in Wushu.
India's Medal Tally on Day 4 of the Asian Games 2018: 4 Gold, 3 Silver and 8 Bronze; India currently at 7th spot
Shooting: 7 Medals (2G, 3S, 2B)
Wrestling: 3 Medals (2G, 1B)
Wushu: 4 Medals (4B)
Sepaktakraw: 1 Medal (1B)
(No other medal event scheduled for India today)
India's Medal Tally | 4 Gold, 3 Silver & 8 Bronze | At 7th spot currently
(No other medal event scheduled for India today)
Shooting | 7 Medals (2G, 3S, 2B)
Wrestlng | 3 Medals (2G, 1B)
Wushu | 4 Medals (4B)
Sepaktakraw | 1 Medal (1B) #AsianGames2018 pic.twitter.com/gDERBUxcJ6— India@AsianGames2018 (@India_AllSports) August 22, 2018
India has won 4 Gold, 3 Silver and 6 Bronze medals on the Day 4 of the ongoing Asian Games 2018 in Indonesia.
India has won 4 gold, 3 silver and 6 bronze medals at #AsianGames2018 https://t.co/YiMuxdbyvS
— ANI (@ANI) August 22, 2018
Artistic Gymnastics: India finish 7th in final of Women’s Team Event with 138.050 points. This brings to an end India's medal hopes in Artistic Gymnastics on Day 4 of the mega sporting events.
End of #Medal dream for Indian women team as they finish 7th in the finals of Women's Team Finals of Artistic Gymnastics with a score of 138.050.#ArtisticGymnastics #AsianGames #AsianGames2018 #DipaKarmakar #TeamIndia #IndianSportFan @gymnastics @kuldeepahlawat @atrivandi pic.twitter.com/KUJhoSgcbg
— Indian Sports Fan (@IndianSportFan) August 22, 2018
Wushu, Men's Sanda (65-kg): Zafari Foroud of Iran beats India's Narendra Grewal 0-2 in the final round. The Indian settles for Bronze- the fourth for India in Wushu in a single day.
Just in: Men's Sanda | Narender Grewal (65 kg) loses 0-2 in Semis.
So 4th Bronze for India in Wushu #AsianGames2018— India@AsianGames2018 (@India_AllSports) August 22, 2018
What an amazing scene! India's Surya Pratap got injured in his Wushu Semis bout (which he lost). Once the bout got over his Iranian opponent Erfan Ahangarian carried him back to the Indian bench. What an amazing scene: Surya Pratap got injured in his Wushu Semis bout (which he lost). Once the bout got over his Iranian opponent Erfan Ahangarian carried him back to the Indian bench
Wushu is on a winning spree, bags 3rd bronze in a single day, This time Surya Bhanu Pratap Singh wins Bronze against Iran's Erfan Ahangarian in Men's Sanda (60-kg).
#Wushu is on a winning spree, bags 3rd bronze in a single day, This time #suryaBhanuPratapSingh wins Bronze against Iran's #Erfan #Indiansportsfan #jakarta #AsianGames #AsianGames2018 #EnergyofAsia #Gold pic.twitter.com/aUxKGv5OL8
— Indian Sports Fan (@IndianSportFan) August 22, 2018
Wushu, Men's Sanda (60-kg): India's Surya Bhanu Pratap lose 0-2 to Erfan Ahangarian of Iran in the final round, settles for Bronze. India has so far won three Bronze medals in Wushu on the Day 4.
Wushu, Men's Sanda (60-kg): India's Surya Bhanu Pratap lose 0-1 to Erfan Ahangarian of Iran in the first round.
Wushu, Men's Sanda (56-kg): India's Santosh Kumar lose 0-2 to Truong Giang Bui of Vietnam in the final round, settles for Bronze.
Wushu, Men's Sanda (56kg): India's Santosh Kumar lose 0-1 to Truong Giang Bui of Vietnam in the first round.
Volleyball, Men's tournament preliminary Pool F match between India and Qatar is currently underway.
Wushu, Women's Sanda, 60kg, India's Roshibina Devi Naorema wins Bronze after losing 0-1 against China's Cai Yingying.
Tennis, Mixed Doubles, Round of 16: India's Rohan Bopanna and Ankita Raina win the first set against Hong Kong's Chong and Wong 6-4. Bopanna and Ankita have already confirmed a medal in men's doubles and women's singles respectively.
Badminton, Women's Team Event: Japan beat China 3-1 to win Gold; Akane Yamaguchi lost to Chen Yufei 15-21, 12-21l; Nozomi Okuhara beat He Bingjiao 21-16, 19-21, 21-15.
It's a major upset for China as the Chinese were in line to win their 6th consecutive Gold Medal in the 18th edition of the ongoing Asian Games here.
Artistic Gymnastics, Women's Team event: After rotation 1, India are placed fifth with 23.300 points while China are on the top with 41.450.
Tennis, Men's Doubles, India's Ramkumar Ramanathan/Sumit Nagal lose 7-5, 4-6, 2-10 to Aleksandr Bublik/ Denis Yevseyev of Kazakhstan in QF 3. The Kazakh pair also qualifies for the last slot of the assured Bronze medal match in the Men's Doubles event.
Hockey (Men), Pool A preliminary round, India vs Hong Kong: India outclass Hong Kong, China 26-0 in their preliminary group A match. India broke an 86-year-old record for their biggest-ever win. (01:11 Akashdeep, 02:13 Manpreet, 02:51 Rupinder Pal, 04:13 Rupinder Pal, 06:30 Sunil, 13:50 Vivek Sagar, 16:11 Lalit Kumar, 16:46 Manpreet, 18:30 Lalit Kumar, 20:18 Mandeep, 22:18 Mandeep, 26:46 Amit, 28:02 Harmanpreet, 30+ Varun, 31:34 Akashdeep, 34:25 Lalit Kumar, 38:34 Akashdeep, 45+ Rupinder Pal, 47:08 Dilpreet, 50:36 Chinglensana Singh, 51:22 Harmanpreet, 52:13 Harmanpreet, 52:44 Simranjeet, 54:08 Surender, 54:53 Harmanpreet, 59:09 Rupinder Pal)
Shooting, 25m Pistol (Women) FINAL: India's Jeevan Rahi Sarnobat wins Gold medal in the 25m Pistol final after a tense shootout against Thailand's Naphaswan in the last round.
Shooting, 25m Pistol (Women) FINAL: Jeevan Rahi Sarnobat in the final round assures at least a silver medal with 32 points.
Shooting, 25m Pistol (Women) FINAL: Jeevan Rahi Sarnobat assures a podium finish as she continues to stay on the first position with 30 points after the 8th series.
Shooting, 25m Pistol (Women) FINAL: Jeevan Rahi Sarnobat stays on the top with 28 points after the 7th series.
Shooting, 25m Pistol (Women) FINAL: Jeevan Rahi Sarnobat consistent on the top spot with 25 points but Manu Bhaker bows out with 16 points after the 6th series.
Shooting, 25m Pistol (Women) FINAL: Jeevan Rahi Sarnobat maintains her top spot with 20 points and Manu Bhaker still on the 5th position with 14 points after the 5th series.
Shooting, 25m Pistol (Women) FINAL: Jeevan Rahi Sarnobat still on the first position with 16 points and Manu Bhaker continues to stay on the 5th position with 12 points after the 4th series.
Shooting, 25m Pistol (Women) FINAL: Jeevan Rahi Sarnobat continues to stay on top with 14 points while Manu Bhaker is on the 5th position after the 3rd series.
Shooting, 25m Pistol (Women) FINAL: Jeevan Rahi Sarnobat starts off with a perfect 5-5 score to finish 1st after the first series. Manu Bhaker scores 3-5 to finish at the 5th position after the first round.
Shooting, 25m Pistol (Women) FINAL: India's Manu Bhaker and Jeevan Rahi Sarnobat gear up to compete in the 25m Pistol final.
Hockey (Men), Pool A preliminary round, India vs Hong Kong: India extend their lead to 17 goals at the end of the 3rd round. India 17-0 Hong Kong, China! (01:11 Akashdeep, 02:13 Manpreet, 02:51 Rupinder Pal, 04:13 Rupinder Pal, 06:30 Sunil, 13:50 Vivek Sagar, 16:11 Lalit Kumar, 16:46 Manpreet, 18:30 Lalit Kumar, 20:18 Mandeep, 22:18 Mandeep, 26:46 Amit, 28:02 Harmanpreet, 30+ Varun, 31:34 Akashdeep, 34:25 Lalit Kumar, 38:34 Akashdeep)
Wrestling, Men's Greco-Roman 97 kg Quarterfinals: India's Hardeep loses 3-3 (Decision on points) to China's Di Xiao in the quarters bout.
Hockey (Men), Pool A preliminary round, India vs Hong Kong: There is no stopping India, they continue to thrash Hong Kong. India 16-0 Hong Kong, China! (01:11 Akashdeep, 02:13 Manpreet, 02:51 Rupinder Pal, 04:13 Rupinder Pal, 06:30 Sunil, 13:50 Vivek Sagar, 16:11 Lalit Kumar, 16:46 Manpreet, 18:30 Lalit Kumar, 20:18 Mandeep, 22:18 Mandeep, 26:46 Amit, 28:02 Harmanpreet, 30+ Varun, 31:34 Akashdeep, 34:25 Lalit Kumar)
Wrestling, Men's Greco-Roman 87 kg Semifinal: India's Harpreet Singh goes down 0-10 to Uzbekistan's Assakalov Rustam in the semis bout.
Hockey (Men), Pool A preliminary round, India vs Hong Kong: India take an unassailable 14-goal lead over Hong Kong after the end of 2nd round. India 14-0 Hong Kong, China! (01:11 Akashdeep, 02:13 Manpreet, 02:51 Rupinder Pal, 04:13 Rupinder Pal, 06:30 Sunil, 13:50 Vivek Sagar, 16:11 Lalit Kumar, 16:46 Manpreet, 18:30 Lalit Kumar, 20:18 Mandeep, 22:18 Mandeep, 26:46 Amit, 28:02 Harmanpreet, 30+ Varun)
Hockey (Men), Pool A preliminary round, India vs Hong Kong: The Hong Kong floodgates are wide open as India continue to score. India 11-0 Hong Kong, China! (01:11 Akashdeep, 02:13 Manpreet, 02:51 Rupinder Pal, 04:13 Rupinder Pal, 06:30 Sunil, 13:50 Vivek Sagar, 16:11 Lalit Kumar, 16:46 Manpreet, 18:30 Lalit Kumar, 20:18 Mandeep, 22:18 Mandeep)
Hockey (Men), Pool A preliminary round, India vs Hong Kong: India are on fire against Hong Kong and extend a massive 10-goal lead. India 10-0 Hong Kong, China! (01:11 Akashdeep, 02:13 Manpreet, 02:51 Rupinder Pal, 04:13 Rupinder Pal, 06:30 Sunil, 13:50 Vivek Sagar, 16:11 Lalit Kumar, 16:46 Manpreet, 18:30 Lalit Kumar, 20:18 Mandeep)
Wrestling, Men's Greco-Roman 87 kg Quarterfinals: India's Harpreet Singh gets the better of Japan's Masato Sumi 8-0 and advances to the semifinal round.
Hockey (Men), Pool A preliminary round, India vs Hong Kong: India continue to dominate Hong Kong, China with a 6-point lead after the 1st round. India 6-0 Hong Kong, China! (01:11 Akashdeep, 02:13 Manpreet, 02:51 Rupinder Pal, 04:13 Rupinder Pal, 06:30 Sunil, 13:50 Vivek Sagar)
Wrestling, Men's Greco-Roman 77 kg Quarterfinals: India's Gurpreet Singh goes down 6-8 to Iran's Mohammadali Geraei in the quarters bout.
Hockey (Men), Pool A preliminary round, India vs Hong Kong: India continue to dominate Hong Kong, China with a 5-point lead. India 5-0 Hong Kong, China! (01:11 Akashdeep, 02:13 Manpreet, 02:51 Rupinder Pal, 04:13 Rupinder Pal, 06:30 Sunil)
Hockey (Men), Pool A preliminary round, India vs Hong Kong: India are off to a great star. They score two goals under 3 minutes to take the lead. India 2-0 Hong Kong, China! (01:11 Akashdeep, 02:13 Manpreet)
Hockey (Men), Pool A preliminary round: India Men's Hockey team take on Hong Kong, China in their preliminary group A match.
Wrestling, Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg 1/8 Finals: India's Naveen goes down 1-4 to China's Meng Lingzhe in the pre-quarters bout.
Wrestling, Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg 1/8 Finals: India's Naveen trails 0-1 against China's Meng Lingzhe after the 1st round in the pre-quarters bout.
Wrestling, Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg 1/8 Finals: India's Naveen takes on China's Meng Lingzhe in the pre-quarters bout.
Wrestling, Men's Greco-Roman 77 kg 1/8 Finals: India's Gurpreet Singh routs Thailand's Apichai Natal 9-0 and advances to the quarterfinals.
Wrestling, Men's Greco-Roman 77 kg 1/8 Finals: India's Gurpreet Singh takes on Thailand's Apichai Natal in the pre-quarters bout.
Wrestling, Men's Greco-Roman 87 kg 1/8 Finals: India's Harpreet Singh beats Korea's Park Heaguen 4-1 in the pre-quarters. Harpreet Singh advances to the quarterfinal.
Wrestling, Men's Greco-Roman 87 kg 1/8 Finals: India's Harpreet Singh leads Korea's Park Heaguen 2-0 after the 1st round.
Tennis, Men's Singles round of 16: India's Ramkumar Ramanathan loses 6-3, 4-6, 3-6 to Uzbekistan's Karimov Jurabek in the round of 16.
Taekwondo, Men (-80kg) round of 16: India's Navjeet Maan loses 6-20 to China's Chen Linglong and crashes out of the event.
Swimming, Men's 4x100m Freestyle Relay: Indian Relay team qualify for the final round. They had clocked 3:25:17 to finish 1st in Heat 1.
Shooting, 50m Rifle 3 Positions (Women): India's Anjum Moudgil and Nithyanandam Gaayathiri crash out of the 50m Rifle 3P event. Anjum and Gaayathiri had finished in the 9th (1159 points) and 17th (1148 points) respectively in the qualifiers.
Shooting, 25m Pistol Women, Rapid: India's Rahi Jeevan also qualified for the 25m Pistol final. She had finished on the 7th position with 580 points in the rapid round.
Rowing, Men's Lightweight Eight Repechages: Indian team (Eight) top Heat 1 (6:15:62). They advance to the final of the Lightweight eight event.
Meanwhile, Manu Bhaker continued her supremacy in the 25m Pistol event. She topped the Rapid round with 593 points (Qualification Asian Games record) and storms into the Final.
Tennis, Women's Singles (Quarterfinals): India's Ankita Raina hammers Hong Kong, China's Chong Eudice Wong in straight sets 6-4, 6-1. She advances to semifinals and assures India of a podium finish.
Rowing, Men's Lightweight Double Sculls Repechages: India's Rohit Kumar and Bhagwan Singh clock 7:14:23 to finish 1st in the repechage round. They are through to the final of Lightweight Double Sculls.
Tennis, Women's Singles (Quarterfinals): India's Ankita Raina is off to a great start in the second set. She leads Chong Eudice Wong 3-0 (2nd set*)
Tennis, Women's Singles (Quarterfinals): India's Ankita Raina dominates Chong Eudice Wong to win the 1st set 6-4 after a nervy start.
Tennis, Women's Singles (Quarterfinals): India's Ankita Raina plays a stunning drop shot to push the game to deuce and wins to take a 5-4 lead (1st set*) over Chong Eudice Wong.
Tennis, Women's Singles (Quarterfinals): India's Ankita Raina levels 4-4 (1st set*) against Hong Kong's Chong Eudice Wong. What a close contest this is turning out to be!
Tennis, Women's Singles (Quarterfinals): India's Ankita Raina comes back to reduce Chong Wong's lead in the 1st set. Ankita 3-4 Chong (1st set*)
Tennis, Women's Singles (Quarterfinals): India's Ankita Raina is 0-3 down against Chong Eudice Wong in the 1st set. If Raina wins here India will be assured of a Bronze medal at least.
Tennis, Women's Singles (Quarterfinals): India's Ankita Raina takes on Hong Kong, China's Chong Eudice Wong in the quarters.
Shooting, 25m Pistol Women, Precision: India's Manu Bhaker scores 297 points and finishes 1st in the Precision round.
Swimming, Men's 100m Butterfly: India's Sajan Prakash finishes 1st in Heat 2. He clocks 54.06s.
Swimming, Men's 100m Butterfly: India's Avinash Mani clocks 56.98 to finish first in Heat 1.
India’s schedule for the day:
10.30 AM
Archery
Compound Women's Individual, Ranking Round: Jyothi Surekha, Madhumita Kumari, Trisha Deb, Muskan Kirar.
Compound Women's Team, Ranking Round: India
Shooting
50m Rifle 3 Positions Women, Qualification: Anjum Moudgil, Gayathri Nithyanandam
Swimming (Medal Event)
Men's 100m Butterfly, (Heats): Avinash Mani, Prakash Sajan.
Wushu (Medal event)
Women's Sanda 60 kg Semifinals: Naorem Roshibina Devi (India) vs Cai Yingying (China)
Men's Sanda 56 kg Semifinal: Bui Truong Giang vs Santosh Kumar
Men's Sanda 60 kg Semifinal, Ahangarian Erfan vs Bhan Partap Singh
Men's Sanda 65 kg Semifinal, Zafari Foroud vs Narender Grewal
7.55 AM
Swimming (Medal event)
Men's 100m Breaststroke, Heats: (Heat 1) Sandeep Sejwal
8.15 AM
Taekwondo (Medal event)
Men 80 kg: Maan Navjeet (India) vs Phommavanh Somsanouk (Lao)
8.30 AM
Tennis
Men's Singles Round of 16: Ramanathan Ramkumar vs Karimov Jurabek
Gunneswaran Prabhakharan Prajnesh (India) vs Ly Hoang
Women's Singles Quarterfinal 2: Chong Eudice Wong (Hong Kong, China) vs Ankita Raina (India)
Women's Doubles Round of 16: Ainitdinova, Danilina (Kazakhstan) vs Ankita Raina, Thombare (India)
8.50 AM
Rowing
Men's Lightweight Double Sculls (Heats): Rohit Kumar, Bhagwan Singh
Shooting
25m Pistol Women: Manu Bhaker, Jeevan Rahi
10.30 AM
Tennis
Men's Doubles Quarterfinal: Bopanna, Sharan vs Hsieh C, Yang T
Men's Doubles Quarterfinal: Bublik, Yevseyev vs Nagal S, Ramanathan R
11.30 AM
Wrestling
Men's Greco Roman, 77 kg (1/8 Finals): Gurpreet Singh vs Natal Apichai
Men's Greco Roman, 77 kg (1/8 Finals): Harpreet Singh vs Park Heageun
12.30 PM
Hockey
Men's Pool A match, India vs Hong Kong
12.48 PM
Wrestling
Men's Greco Roman 97 kg Quarterfinals: Hardeep vs TBA
12.50 PM
Archery
Compound Men's Individual: Sangampreet Singh, Abhishek Verma, Rajat Chauhan, Aman Saini
Compound Men's Team, Ranking Round: India
1.30 PM
Tennis
Mixed Doubles Round of 16: Chong EW, Wong CH vs AR Raina, Bopanna
5.30 PM
Volleyball
Men's Pool F (match 3): India vs Qatar
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