Asian Games 2026 Day 11 Results: India win four golds in archery and shooting ft. Chikitha Taniparthi, Neeru Dhanda

Medals also came in boxing and wrestling

India had a blockbuster day in the Asian Games 2026 as they won four gold medals in archery and shooting.

It was a spectacular display of precision and composure, with the archers and shooters’ displaying perfection on Wednesday, September 30.

Also Read: Asian Games 2026: India’s updated schedule for Day 12 (October 1)

The day started with the Indian women’s team compromising Chikitha Taniparthi, Prithika Pradeep, and Jyothi Surekha Vennam in compound archery, equalling the world record score of 238/240 to beat China and win the gold.

Just an hour later, Chikitha teamed up with Sahil Rajesh Jadhav to get the second Archery gold.

The gold medal match went to the shoot-off, and the Indian pair hit bullseye to beat South Korea for the second consecutive time in the event finals in Asian Games history.

The Indian men’s team followed suit of the women’s team, beating China to win the third Archery gold for the day.

It was a come-from-behind victory as the Chinese were leading for most of the final. But one slight mistake from China and the Indians capitalized on it to win the gold medal. Indians would like to continue their good form with a few more finals scheduled in the coming days.

Another Indian, who was in good form, was Neeru Dhanda, who won her third medal in the Asian Games 2026. She teamed with Kynan Chenai to win the mixed team trap event to make it four golds for the day.

In boxing, Priya Ghanghas and Kapil Pokhariya had to settle for bronze after losing their semi-finals.

Lovlina Borgohain will compete in the finals of the women’s 75kg category after a hard-fought win against her Kazakhstan opponent.

The men’s and the women’s squash teams won their respective quarter-finals matches and would face tough opponents in the semis.

The Indian women’s hockey team walked their way to the finals with a convincing 2-0 win over South Korea on Wednesday.

While the score remained 0-0 in the first two quarters, the Indians regrouped in the second half to score goals. Ishika Chaudhary and Salima Tete were the goal scorers to take India to the gold medal match.

Sunil Kumar won India’s first wrestling medal, winning bronze in the men’s Greco-Roman 87kg category. Indians still have 11 more wrestlers in multiple categories and are hoping to win a few more medals.

Asmita Dey, who won gold in the Commonwealth Games, failed to replicate that performance in Japan going down in the quarter-finals.

Mixed results followed in track cycling and tennis, as a few Indians finished their journey in the Asian Games. There are a few Indians in the fray, and they would have to play their skins out to win medals in these sports.

Also Read: Asian Games 2026: Updated medal tally after Day 11, September 30

Updated India Results – Asian Games 2026 (Day 11, September 30)

Archery

• India defeated South Korea by 234-233, Compound Women’s Team Semi-finals
• India defeated Thailand by 156-155 in the Compound Mixed Team Semi-finals
• India defeated South Korea by 236-229, Compound Men’s Team Semi-final
• India (Chikitha Taniparthi, Prithika Pradeep, Jyothi Surekha Vennam) beat China by 238-234 to win the gold medal in the compound women’s team event – Report
• India (Chikitha Taniparthi and Sahil Rajesh Jadhav) beat South Korea in a shoot-off to win a gold medal in the compound mixed team event – Report
• India (Kushal Dalal, Sahil Rajesh Jadhav, Ganesh Mani Ratnam Thirumuru) beat China by 238-237 to win gold medal in the compound men’s team event – Report

Boxing

• Lovlina Borgohain defeated Natalya Bogdanova (Kazakhstan) by 3-2 in Women’s 75kg Semi-finals – Report
• Priya Ghanghas had to settle after bronze after losing to Chengyu Yang (China) by 4-1 in the women’s 60kg Semi-finals
• Kapil Pokhariya had to settle after bronze after losing to Turabek Khabibullaev (UZB) by 4-1 in the men’s 90kg Semi-finals

Canoe Slalom

• Pradhyumna Singh Rathod finished with 137.74 (qualified for the finals), whereas Hitesh Kewat finished with 184.89 (did not qualify) in the Men’s Kayak Single Semi-finals
• Rina Sen finished with 269.99 (did not qualify), and Pallavi Jagtap finished with 211.77 (qualified for the finals), Women’s Canoe Single Semi-finals

Golf

• Veer Ahlawat (+1), Saptak Talwar (-4), Yuvraj Sandhu (+1), at the end of Men’s Individual and India in the 5th position in Team Stroke Play, Round 1

Hockey

• India beat South Korea in the semi-finals of the women’s competition. – Report

Judo

• Asmita Dey defeated Ngoc Chi HA (VIE) by 1-0 in Women’s 48kg, Round of 16
• Asmita Dey lost to Abiba Abuzhakynova by 1-0 in the Women’s 48kg Quarter-final

Squash

• India defeated Singapore by 2-0 in the Women’s Team Quarter-final
• India defeated Kuwait by 2-0 in the Men’s Team Quarter-final

Shooting

• Neeru Dhanda and Kynan Chenai won a gold medal in the trap mixed team event – Report
• India’s Mixed Team qualified for the Trap Mixed Team Final with a score of 136 in the 4th position
• Anish finished Stage 1 with a score of 290-11x in the 5th position in 25m Rapido Fire Pistol Men Individual Qualification (Stage 2 will be played tomorrow)

Tennis

• Dhakshineswar Suresh lost to Chun-hsin Tseng (TPE) by 6-3, 6-4 in Men’s Singles, Third Round
• Sumit Nagal defeated Sergey Fomin by 6-3, 6-2 in the Men’s Singles Third Round
• Anirudh Chandrashekhar/Balaji Narayanaswamy lost to Fumin Jiang/Tianhui Zhang by 2-1 in the Men’s Doubles Quarter-final
• Yuki Bhambri/Dhakshineswar Suresh lost to Chenjui Ho/Yu-hsiou Hsu by 2-0 Men’s Doubles Quarter-final

Also Read: Tennis Wrap: Sumit Nagal advances to quarters, India’s doubles campaign over at Asian Games 2026

Sepaktakraw

• India lost to Vietnam by 0-2, Women’s Quadrant, Group A
• India defeated Lao People’s Democratic Republic by 2-0, Men’s Quadrant, Group A
• India lost to the Philippines by 2-1, Women’s Quadrant – Group A

Track Cycling

• Ronaldo Laitonjam (10.052) & David Elkatohchoongo (9.996), Men’s Sprint Qualification (Qualified for the Round of 32)
• Sarita Kumari finished in the 5th position (12,423) in Women’s Keirin, Round 1 – Heat 2 (did not qualify)
• Keerthi Chikka finished in the 4th position (11.740) in Women’s Keirin, Round 1 – Heat 3 (did not qualify)
• Ronaldo Laitonjam (10.620) lost to Zhiwei LI by a gap of 0.218 in Men’s Sprint 1/16 Finals
• David Elkatohchoongo (10.992) lost to Mohd Azizulhasni Awang by a gap of 0.053 in Men’s Sprint 1/16 Finals
• Keerthi Chikka (11.720) [qualified for the semis] and Sarita Kumari (11.978) finished in the 4th position, Women’s Keirin Repechages Heat 1

Wrestling

• Nisha Dahiya lost to Pak Sol-gum (North Korea) by 4-4 in the Women’s 68kg Quarter-finals
• Sunil Kumar defeated Muhammad Sultonzoda by 9-0, Men’s Greco-Roman 87kg Quarter-finals
• Sunil Kumar lost to Taizo Yoshida by 11-0, Men’s Greco-Roman 87kg Semi-finals
• Nisha Dahiyaost to Hyeonyeong Park by 5-4 in Women’s 68kg Repechage
• Sunil Kumar defeated Callum Johnston by 9-0 in Men’s Greco-Roman 87kg to win the bronze medal

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