Asian Games 2023 Day 14, October 7, Updated Results: Satwik-Chirag clinch historic gold, India smash medal record

With 107 medals, India recorded their most successful campaign.

India's remarkable and record-breaking campaign at the Asian Games 2023 concluded with an unprecedented total of 107 medals, surpassing their previous best by an impressive 37 medals. The haul included 28 gold, 38 silver, and 41 bronze medals.

In athletics, India shone with 29 medals, including a historic 1-2 finish in javelin by Neeraj Chopra and Kishore Kumar Jena, double podiums by Parul Chaudhary and Avinash Sable, Tajinderpal Singh Toor's shot put gold, and the success of the 4x400m relay teams and Tejaswin Shankar's record-breaking decathlon silver.

Indian shooters had an outstanding performance, securing 22 medals, including seven golds, and breaking world records. Sift Kaur Samra and the men's 10m air rifle team, led by Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar, were among the standout performers

Both Indian cricket and kabaddi teams clinched gold medals, marking successful debuts for the cricket teams and a return to glory for the kabaddi teams. India achieved gold in men's hockey, securing a spot in the 2024 Paris Olympics. The women's hockey team claimed bronze.

Badminton history was made as Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty won India's maiden continental title. The men's team secured silver, and HS Prannoy won bronze despite an injury. In squash, Dipika Pallikal and Harinder Pal Sandhu clinched the first-ever mixed doubles gold in Asian Games history, while Saurav Ghosal added a silver medal to his Asian Games tally. Compound archers swept titles, and equestrian gold was secured after 41 years.

Lovlina Borgohain won silver and a Paris 2024 Olympic quota on her Asian Games debut. India also secured boxing quotas through Nikhat Zareen, Preeti Pawar, and Parveen Hooda. Aditi Ashok became the first Indian women's golfer to claim an Asian Games medal, winning silver.

Sutirtha Mukherjee and Ayhika Mukherjee secured bronze in table tennis. The Indian women's regu earned their first-ever medal, a bronze. Indian chess teams took home silver medals.

India's diverse medal count included achievements in rowing, sailing, wushu, roller skating, canoe, and bridge, highlighting the nation's exceptional performance at the Asian Games 2023.

Detailed results of all India events in Asian Games 2023 Day 14, October 7

Archery

• Aditi Swami 146-140 Ratih Fadhly (Compound Women’s Individual Bronze Medal Match): Aditi Swami clinched bronze
• Jyothi Vennam 149-145 Chaewon So (KOR) (Compound Women’s Individual Gold Medal Match): Jyothi Vennam clinched bronze
• Abhishek Verma 147-149 Ojas Deotale (Compound Men’s Individual Gold Medal Match): Ojas Deotale clinched gold, Abhishek Verma clinched silver

Badminton

• Satwiksairaj Rankireddy/Chirag Shetty 2-0 Choi S/Kim W (KOR) (Men’s Doubles Gold Medal Match): Satwiksairaj Rankireddy/Chirag Shetty clinched gold

Canoeing

• Shubham Kewat, Hitesh Kewat (Men’s Kayak Semifinal): Hitesh Kewat finished 3rd, Shubham Kewat finished 4th

Chess

India's both men's team and women's team clinches silver

Cricket

• Team India vs. Afghanistan (Men’s Gold Medal Match): No result due to rain, India clinched gold

Hockey

• India 2-1 Japan (Women’s Classification 3rd-4th): India clinched bronze

Ju Jitsu

• Uma Reddy 2-50 Sooknatee Suntra (THA) (Men -85kg Elimination R32)
• Kiran Kumari 0-50 Khongorzul Bayarmaa (MGL) (Women -63kg Elimination Round of 16)
• Amarjeet Singh 0-0 Altangerel Bayarkhuu (win by advantages) (Men -85kg Elimination Round of 32)

Kabaddi

• India 33-29 Iran (Men’s Team Gold Medal Match): India clinched gold
• India 26-25 Chinese Taipei (Women’s Team Gold Medal Match): India clinched gold

Soft Tennis

• Manogarbabu Kulandaivelu 1-4 Yue Ma (CHN) (Women’s Singles QF)
• Aniket Patel 0-4 Yu Sung Chang (TPE) (Men’s Singles Second Stage Match 2)

Sports Climbing

• Shivani Charak, Saniya Shaikh (Women’s Boulder & Lead Semifinal-Lead): Saniya Shaikh finished 14th, Shivani Charak finished 15th
• Shivani Charak, Saniya Shaikh (Women’s Boulder & Lead Semifinal-Boulder): Saniya Shaikh finished 15th, Shivani Charak finished 16th

Volleyball

• India 3-2 Hong Kong, China (Women’s Classification 9th-10th) - India finished 9th

Wrestling

• Yash 10-0 Chheang Chhoeun (Men’s Freestyle 74kg 1/8 final)
• Deepak Punia 0-10 Hassan Yazdani (Men’s Freestyle 86kg Final) - wins silver
• Vicky 0-10 Alisher Yergali (KAZ) (Men’s Freestyle 97kg 1/8 final)
• Sumit 0-10 Aiaal Lazarev (KGZ) (Men’s Freestyle 125kg 1/8 final)