Asian Games 2023 Day 13, October 6, Updated Results: India win gold in men's hockey; silver in bridge, archery

Record 100 medals have been confirmed for India this Asian Games.

India celebrated a historic day at the Asian Games 2023 with a remarkable medal tally of 95 — including 22 gold, 34 silver, and 39 bronze, with seven more guaranteed. The Indian men's hockey team secured its fourth Asian Games title by defeating Japan 5-1 in the final, earning their spot in the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Recurve archers broke a 13-year medal drought, with the men's team winning silver and the women's team bringing home bronze. In cricket, the Indian men's team assured a medal on their Asian Games debut by beating Bangladesh in the semi-finals. India also excelled in kabaddi, with the men's team defeating Pakistan and the women's team overcoming Nepal in the semi-finals.

Badminton player HS Prannoy secured a bronze in men's singles, while the duo Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty advanced to the historic men's doubles gold medal match. In sepaktakraw, the women's regu won bronze, marking India's second-ever medal in the sport and the first in a women's event at the Asian Games.

The men's bridge team improved from their 2018 bronze to win silver. India also remained in silver medal positions in the men's and women's chess team events, with one round to go.

Despite Bajrang Punia's loss, wrestlers Sonam Malik, Kiran Bishnoi, and Aman Sehrawat secured bronze medals, contributing to India's impressive performance at the continental meet. India's medal count was set to surpass the three-figure mark.

Detailed results of all India events in Asian Games 2023 Day 13, October 6

Archery

• India 1-5 South Korea (Men's Team Final) - wins silver
• India 6-2 Vietnam (Women's Team BMM) - wins bronze

Badminton

• HS Prannoy 0-2 Li Shifeng (China) (Men’s Singles Semifinals) - HS Prannoy wins bronze
• Satwiksairaj Rankireddy/Chirag Shetty 2-0 Aaron Chia/Soh Wooi Yik (Malaysia) (Men’s Doubles Semifinals)

Bridge

• India wins a silver in the men's team event

Canoeing

• Vishal Kewat (Men’s Canoe Semifinal): Finished 10th

Chess

• Team India 3.5-0.5 Republic of Korea(Men’s Team Round 8)
• Team India 4.0-0 Hong Kong (Women’s Team Round 8)

Cricket

• India vs Bangladesh (Men’s SF): India won by 9 wickets

Equestrian

• Yash Nensee (Jumping Individual Competition 1): Ranked 24th

Hockey

• India 5-1 Japan (Men’s Final): India clinches gold

Just Jitsu

• Rohini Kalam 0-50 Asma Alhosani (UAE) (Women 52kg Elimination R16)
• Anupama Swain 0-12 Jie Miao (CHN) (Women 52kg Elimination R16)
• Angitha Shyju 0-50 Gaeun Geum (KOR) (Women 57kg Elimination R32)
• Nikita Choudhary 0-50 Udval Tsogkhuu (MGL) (Women 57kg Elimination R16)

Kabaddi

• India 61-17 Nepal (Women’s Team SF)
• India 61-14 Pakistan (Men’s Team SF)

Sepak Takraw

• India 0-2 Myanmar (Men’s Regu Preliminary Group B)
• India lost 0-2 versus Thailand (Women's Regu semifinals) - wins bronze

Soft Tennis

• Kulandaivelu Manogarbabu 4-1 Mengchoung Kl (CAM) (Women’s Singles Preliminary Round Group F)
• Aadhya Tiwari 1-4 Shu Ting Lo (TPE) (Women’s Singles Preliminary Round Group)
• Jay Meena 4-1 Mario Alibasa (INA) (Men’s Singles Preliminary Round Group A)
• Kulandaivelu Manogarbabu 4-0 Thi Nguyen (VIE) (Women’s Singles Preliminary Round Group F)
• Aniket Chirag 0-4 Adjuthor Moralde (PHI) (Men’s Singles Preliminary Round Group F)
• Jay Meena 4-2 Yu Hsun Chen (TPE) (Men’s Singles Preliminary Round Group A)
• Aniket Patel 4-0 Nhat Nguyen (VIE) (Men’s Singles Preliminary Round Group F)

Sports Climbing

• Bharath Kamath, Aman Verma (Men’s Boulder & Lead Semifinal-Boulder): Bharath Kamath finished 8th, Aman Verma finished 13th
• Bharath Kamath, Aman Verma (Men’s Boulder & Lead Semifinal-Lead): Aman Verma finished 7th, Bharath Kamath finished 15th

Volleyball

• India 3-0 Mongolia (Women’s Classification 9th-12th)

Wrestling

• Aman Sehrawat beat China's Liu Minghu 11-0, 57kg Men's freestyle - wins bronze
• Sonam Malik beat China's Long Jia in the women's freestyle 62kg bout, winning the bronze medal
• Kiran Bishnoi 6-3 win against Mongolia's Ariunjargal Ganbat, women's freestyle 76kg - wins bronze medal