Asian Games 2026 Day 14 Results: India sign off with five golds, nine medals on final day

Pranavi and Kumkum lead India’s medal charge on October 3

After record outings in the last two days, the Indian contingent provided a final flourish to their campaign at the Asian Games 2026 with five golds and nine medals in total on their last day of action in Aichi-Nagoya. Those historic gold medals elevated India’s total medal count to 85 and lifted the nation to fourth in the overall tally.

Leading the charge on the final day were the Indian women—a 17-year-old Kumkum Mohod first shattered the Korean hegemony in recurve archery before Pranavu Urs brought home India’s first-ever gold medal in women’s golf.

Both Indian men’s hockey and cricket teams then successfully defended their gold medals with dominant wins.

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The Indian men’s hockey team created history by winning back-to-back gold medals at the Asian Games for the first time, with a dominating 5-1 win over Malaysia. It is also the first time both the men’s and women’s teams won gold and secured qualification for the Olympics.

In men’s cricket, India beat Pakistan to retain their title. It was a close encounter, with India posting 211, with Abhishek Sharma and Tilak Varma scoring impressive fifties. Pakistan’s Hasan Nawaz fought hard with a 94, but it wasn’t enough to outclass the defending champions.

Pranavi became the first individual female Indian golfer to win a gold medal. She had a setback earlier in the day with a triple bogey on the third hole but maintained a slim lead to get the gold. Pranavi also teamed up with Aditi Ashok and Diksha Dagar to win the silver medal in the women’s team event.

Anil Kumkum Mohod, who took the archery range by storm on Friday, showed nerves of steel to not only become the first Indian to make it to the finals of the women’s individual recurve event but also win the gold medal.

The 17-year-old was incredible on the day, beating Zhu Jingyi of China in the semi-finals, against whom she lost the mixed team finals a day earlier.

The youngster then won the gold medal in a shoot-off against Oh Yen Ji of South Korea and booked a quota for the Los Angeles Olympics 2028.

However, India couldn’t replicate the same in the men’s individual recurve event, as Dhiraj Bommadevara and Neeraj Chauhan both lost their semi-final clashes. In the bronze medal match, Neeraj won the contest to secure third place.

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India had five wrestlers fighting in different categories, contesting for medals. Aman Sehrawat had a hard-fought gold medal match against North Korea’s Chong Song Han.

He got the lead in the first three minutes, only to give it up in the next minute. But the youngest Indian Olympic medalist came back with a takedown and a roll to win the game 11-7.

Antim Panghal had a tough outing in the finals against Japan’s Moe Kiyooka. The home favourite was aggressive from the start and got an early lead. Although Antim resisted her, Kiyooka attacked even more in the final minute to get the gold.

Manisha Bhanwalla lost in the quarter-finals of the women’s 57kg category to finish in ninth place.

Deepak Punia won a bronze medal after failing to make it to the finals. In the bronze medal bout, he defeated the Mongolian wrestler to clinch a bronze.

Related: Wrestling at Asian Games 2026: India’s full list of medal winners, medal tally, results

Sagar Jaglan lost his bronze medal bout against Kazakhstan’s Nurkozha Kaipanov in the men’s Freestyle 74kg after making it to the bout through the repechage round.

India lost their rugby sevens and volleyball classification contest to finish sixth. India’s challenge in taekwondo came to an end in the pre-quarterfinals in both the women’s 57kg and 67kg categories.

All things done, India finished the games with 21 gold medals, 27 silver, and 37 bronze medals, totalling 85 medals.

Updated India Results – Asian Games 2026 (Day 14, October 3)

Archery

• Kumkum Mohod defeated Chaeyong Kang (South Korea) by 6-4 in the Women’s Recurve Individual Quarter-final
• Kumkum Mohod defeated Jingyi Zhu (CHI) by 6-2 in the Women’s Recurve Individual Semi-final
• Dhiraj Bommadevara defeated Amirkhon Adikov (Uzbekistan) by 2-0 in the Recurve Men’s Individual Quarter-final
• Neeraj Chauhan defeated Lam Dorji by 7-1 in the Recurve Men’s Individual Quarter-final
• Dhiraj Bommadevara lost to Wooseok Lee (KOR) by 7-3 in the Recurve Men’s Individual Semi-final
• Neeraj Chauhan lost to Junya Nakanishi (JAP) by 7-1 in the Recurve Men’s Individual Semi-final
• Kumkum Mohod won a gold medal, defeating Yejin Ho (KOR) by 6-5 in the Recurve Women’s Individual Final – Report
• Neeraj Chauhan won the bronze medal after defeating Dhiraj Bommadevara (India) by 6-4 in the Recurve Men’s Individual event

Cricket

• India beat Pakistan by 19 runs to win gold in the men’s T20 event – Report

Golf

• Pranavi Sharath Urs won the gold medal (-15) in Women’s Individual Stroke Play – Report
• Team India (Pranavi Sharath Urs, Diksha Dagar, Aditi Ashok) (-14) won a silver medal in the Women’s Team Event
• Veer Ahlawa and Saptak Talwar finished 6th (-9), and Yuvraj Sandhu finished 24th (+1) in Men’s Individual Stroke Play, Round 4
• Team India finished 6th in the Men’s Team event

Hockey

• India beat Malaysia 5-1 to win gold in the men’s hockey event – Report

Rugby Sevens

• India defeated Singapore by 22-5 in the women’s 5th-8th Place Classification
• India lost to Kazakhstan by 20-0 in the women’s event to finish in 6th place

Taekwondo

• Kashish Malik lost to Yujin Kim (South Korea) by 2-0 in Women’s 57kg Pre-Quarterfinals
• Jyoti Yadav lost to Kannaluck Chuenchooklin (Thailand) by 2-0 in Women’s +67kg Pre-Quarterfinals

Volleyball

• India finished in 6th position in Men’s Volleyball after losing to Thailand by 3-2 in the Men’s Team 5th-6th Position Classification

Wrestling

• Sagar Jaglan defeated Tulga Tumur-Ochir (Mongolia) by 8-1 in Men’s Freestyle 74kg pre-quarterfinal
• Deepak Punia defeated Junpeng Zhou (China) by 12-2 in Men’s Freestyle 97kg, pre-quarterfinal
• Manisha Bhanwala defeated Yongjin Kwon (South Korea) by 8-0 in Women’s Freestyle 57kg, pre-quarterfinal
• Antim Panghal defeated Shugila Omirbek (Kazakhstan) by 9-0 in Women’s Freestyle 53kg in the Pre-Quarterfinal
• Aman Sehrawat defeated Yamato Ogawa (JAP) by 20-9 in the Men’s Freestyle 57kg Pre-Quarterfinal
• Sagar Jaglan lost to Yones Emamichoghaei (IRI) by 10-0 in the Men’s Freestyle 74kg Quarter-final
• Manisha Bhanwala lost to Akari Fujinami (JAP) by 3-0 in the Women’s 57kg Quarter-final
• Antim Panghal defeated Sakibjamal Esbosynova (UZB) by 8-0 in the Women’s 53kg Quarter-final
• Aman Sehrawat defeated Nurdanat Aitanov (KAZ) by 12-1 in the Men’s 57kg Quarter-final
• Deepak Punia lost to Sherzod Poyonov by 8-9 in the Men’s Freestyle 97kg Semi-final
• Antim Panghal defeated Jin Zhang (CHN) by 6-1 in the Women’s Freestyle 53kg Semi-final
• Aman Sehrawat defeated Aiaal Belolyubskii by 14-8 in the Men’s Freestyle 57kg Semi-final
• Sagar Jaglan defeated Razambek Jamalov by 7-3 in the Men’s Freestyle 74kg Repechage
• Sagar Jaglan lost to Nurkozha Kaipanov (Kazakhstan) 6-0 in the Men’s Freestyle 74kg bronze medal match
• Aman Sehrawat defeated Chong Song Wan (North Korea) 11-7 in the men’s freestyle 57kg finals – Report
• Deepak Punia beat Gankhuyag Ganbaatar (Mongolia) 2-1 in Men’s Freestyle 97kg Bronze Medal Match
• Antim Panghal won a silver medal after losing to Moe Kiyooka (Japan) 1-9 in the Women’s 53kg Final – Report

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