Asian Games 2026: India’s final medal tally after Day 14, 3rd October
India finished with 85 medals and fourth place in the overall standings
The Indian contingent signed off from the Asian Games 2026 with a memorable final day in Aichi-Nagoya, adding five gold, two silver and two bronze medals across cricket, hockey, archery, golf and wrestling.
The haul took India’s final medal tally to 85 medals including 21 gold, 27 silver and 37 bronze, and fourth place in the overall standings. India edged Uzbekistan on the number of silver medals after both nations finished with 21 golds.
India’s final day began with history in archery and golf before the contingent added gold medals in cricket, wrestling and men’s hockey. The men’s hockey team’s victory over Malaysia also ensured India secured direct qualification for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics.
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Asian Games 2026: India’s final day results
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The day began with Kumkum Mohod creating history in women’s individual recurve archery. The 17-year-old defeated South Korea’s Oh Yejin in a shoot-off to win gold, becoming the first Indian to win an individual recurve gold at the Asian Games. The victory also secured an Olympic quota place for India for LA 2028.
In the men’s individual recurve event, India also secured a medal. Neeraj Chauhan defeated compatriot Dhiraj Bommadevara 6-4 in the bronze-medal match after both Indians lost their respective semi-finals. Dhiraj therefore finished fourth, while Neeraj added another bronze to India’s tally.
Golf produced another historic moment as Pranavi Urs became the first Indian woman to win individual golf gold at the Asian Games.
She finished at 15-under 265, one stroke ahead of the chasing pack. India also secured silver in the women’s team event through Pranavi, Aditi Ashok and Diksha Dagar, finishing behind China.
India completed a cricket gold double after the men’s team defeated Pakistan in the final, adding to the women’s team’s gold earlier in the Games. India defeated Pakistan by 19 runs in the men’s final after posting 211/6.
Abhishek Sharma and Tilak Varma played crucial knocks as India defended the total to win gold. The victory meant both the Indian men’s and women’s cricket teams finished as Asian Games champions.
Wrestling added another three medals. Aman Sehrawat won gold in the men’s 57kg freestyle category after defeating North Korea’s Han Chong Song 11-7 in the final. Aman had earlier won bronze at the Hangzhou Asian Games, making the upgrade to gold particularly significant.
Antim Panghal won silver in women’s 53kg after losing 1-9 to Japan’s Moe Kiyooka in the final. Deepak Punia added bronze in men’s 97kg freestyle, defeating Mongolia’s Gankhuyag Ganbaatar 2-1. The medal was India’s first in the men’s 97kg category at the Asian Games since 1966.
Sagar Jaglan missed out on a medal after losing his 74kg bronze-medal bout, while Manisha Bhanwala was eliminated in the women’s 57kg quarter-finals.
The biggest moment of the day came in men’s hockey. India defeated Malaysia 5-1 in the final to successfully defend their Asian Games title for the first time. Harmanpreet Singh’s team also secured direct qualification for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics.
The victory gave India their fifth men’s hockey gold at the Asian Games and made 2026 the first edition in which both India’s men’s and women’s hockey teams won gold.
The women’s rugby sevens team finished sixth after losing 0-21 to Kazakhstan in the fifth-place match. The men’s volleyball team also finished sixth after a 2-3 defeat to Thailand.
In sailing, Mahi Verma finished eighth overall in the girls’ dinghy/ILCA 4 event, while Katya Coelho finished seventh in women’s windsurfing/IQFOIL.
In taekwondo, Kashish Malik and Jyoti Yadav were unable to progress to the medal rounds, ending India’s campaign in the sport without a final-day medal.
Asian Games 2026: India’s final medal tally
India’s medal tally after the conclusion of their campaign stands at 85 medals, comprising 21 gold, 27 silver and 37 bronze medals.
The contingent finished fourth in the overall standings, behind China, Japan and South Korea, while edging Uzbekistan into fifth place.
The final day surge was crucial to India’s top four finish. Entering October 3 with 76 medals, India added nine more medals across the day’s events, including five golds.
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Asian Games 2026: India’s overall campaign
The 2026 edition turned out to be one of India’s strongest Asian Games campaigns. The country finished with 85 medals, making it India’s second highest medal haul at an Asian Games after the record 107 medals won at Hangzhou in 2023.
The campaign also produced several historic achievements. India won both men’s and women’s hockey gold medals, completed a cricket gold-medal double, and secured major breakthroughs in archery and golf.
In archery, India produced a particularly impressive campaign, with Kumkum Mohod’s individual recurve gold adding to the country’s team success. Pranavi Urs’ individual golf gold also ended a long wait for India in women’s golf.
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The boxing contingent delivered multiple gold medals, while wrestling returned to the top of the podium through Sujeet Kalkal and Aman Sehrawat. Kabaddi also produced gold medals in both men’s and women’s events, while shooting and other disciplines contributed significantly to the overall haul.
India’s 21 gold medals also came across a wide range of sports, underlining the growing depth of the contingent beyond traditional medal-winning disciplines.
The final day summed up India’s campaign perfectly: historic individual breakthroughs, strong team performances and gold medals in two of the country’s biggest team sports.
With 85 medals and a fourth-place finish, India leave Aichi-Nagoya with another significant chapter added to their Asian Games history.
How many medals did India win on Day 14 (October 3) of Asian Games 2026?
India clinched nine medals, including 5 gold and 2 silver and bronzes each, on their final day of action in the continental event.
Who were India’s medallists on Day 14 (October 3) at Asian Games 2026?
Pranavi Urs [Golf] – Gold
Kumkum Mohod [Archery] – Gold
Men’s Cricket Team – Gold
Men’s Hockey Team – Gold
Aman Sehrawat [Wrestling] – Gold
Women’s Golf Team – Silver
Antim Panghal [ Wrestling] – Silver
Deepak Punia [Wrestling] – Bronze
Neeraj Chauhan [Archery] – Bronze
What is India’s final medal tally at the Asian Games 2026?
India finished their campaign with 85 medals—21 gold, 27 silver and 37 bronze—at the 2026 Asian Games.
Who leads the medal tally after Day 14 (October 3) at Asian Games 2026?
China sits comfortably at the top with 341 medals and has a 72-medals lead over second-placed Japan, who have 269 medals. Korea are in third with 150 medals.
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