Asian Games 2026, Day 10: Indian results on September 28 — How many medals did India win?

Asian Games 2026, Day 10: Here are all the results and medals won by Indian athletes in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan on Monday, September 28.
Updated : Sep 28, 2026 19:39 IST , CHENNAI - 3 MINS READ

India's Esha Singh poses with her silver medal won in the women's 25m pistol. | Photo Credit: PTI
India's Esha Singh poses with her silver medal won in the women's 25m pistol. | Photo Credit: PTI
ARCHERY
Compound Men’s Individual 1/16 Elimination: Sahil Jadhav beat Jamiyangombo Purevdorj (Mongolia) 149–137; Ganesh Mani Ratnam Thirumuru beat Sostar Andaru Rinaldi (Indonesia) 144–142.
Compound Men’s Individual 1/8 Elimination: Ganesh Mani Ratnam Thirumuru beat Sahil Jadhav 149–148.
Compound Women’s Individual 1/16 Elimination: Jyothi Surekha Vennam beat Adel Zhexenbinova (Kazakhstan) 148–145; Chikitha Taniparthi beat Dorji Dolma (Bhutan) 149–140.
Compound Women’s Individual 1/8 Elimination: Jyothi Surekha Vennam lost to Kang Yeonseo (South Korea) 146–150; Chikitha Taniparthi tied 148–148 with Chen Yi-hsuan (Chinese Taipei) and won shoot-off.
ATHLETICS
Women’s Discus Throw Final: Seema finished 4th with PB 59.88m; Sanya Yadav finished 8th with 49.90m.
4 x 100m Relay Mixed Round 1 Heat 2: India finished 2nd in Heat 2 (41.54s) and qualified for final.
Women’s 400m Hurdles Final: Vithya Ramraj won Bronze (54.75s, NR); Anu Raghavan missed out on medal.
Men’s 400m Hurdles Final: Santhosh Kumar Tamilarasan finished 7th (49.95s).
Men’s 3000m Steeplechase Final: Avinash Sable finished 4th (8:21.67, SB).
Men’s Long Jump Final: Murali Sreeshankar won Silver (8.07m); David Solomon Patturaj finished 5th (7.51m).
Men’s 1500m Final: Gulveer Singh won Silver (3:36.72, PB); Yoonus Shah did not medal.
Men’s Javelin Throw Final: Yashvir Singh won Silver (85.72m, PB); Rohit Yadav won Bronze (84.35m).
Women’s 800m Round 1: Gowthami Jayaraman finished 4th in Heat 1 (2:04.31).
Women’s 5000m Final: Parul Chaudhary won Bronze (15:14.61); Seema did not medal.
Men’s 4 x 400m Relay Round 1 Heat 2: India won Heat 2 (3:01.49) and qualified for final.
Women’s 4 x 100m Relay Final: India finished 4th (43.57s).
BOXING
Women’s 75kg Quarterfinal: Lovlina Borgohain beat Seong Suyeon (South Korea) 5–0.
Women’s 60kg Quarterfinal: Priya Ghanghas beat Mijgona Samadova (Tajikistan) 5–0.
Men’s 90kg Quarterfinal: Kapil Pokhariya beat Kim Gichae (South Korea) 5–0.
KURASH
Women -78kg Quarterfinals: Pincky Balhara beat Garam Lim (South Korea) 3–0.
Women -78kg Semifinals: Pincky Balhara lost 0–5 to Sumin Mo (South Korea) and won Bronze.
CRICKET
Men’s Quarterfinal: India vs Afghanistan was abandoned due to rain; India advanced to semifinals as higher seed.
HOCKEY
Men’s Pool A: India beat Bangladesh 8–0.
SHOOTING
25m Pistol Women Individual Qualification & Team Final: Esha Singh qualified 8th (580); Manu Bhaker placed 11th (579) and Rahi Sarnobat placed 30th (568). India missed team medal.
Trap Men Individual Qualification & Team Final Day 2: Ahvar Rizvi, Kynan Chenai, and Shapath Bharadwaj competed in Day 2 qualification.
Trap Women Individual Qualification & Team Final Day 2: Maneesha Keer, Aashima Ahlawat, and Neeru competed in Day 2 qualification.
25m Pistol Women Individual Final: Esha Singh won Silver.
VOLLEYBALL
Men’s Pool C: India beat Hong Kong, China 3–0 (25–22, 25–19, 25–21).
SQUASH
Women’s Team Pool C: India beat China 2–1; India beat Japan 2–1.
Men’s Team Pool A: India beat China 3–0; India beat South Korea 2–0.
TENNIS
Men’s Singles, Second Round: Sumit Nagal vs Seongchan Hong (South Korea) was delayed by rain with Nagal leading 3–2 in 1st set.
Women’s Doubles, First Round: Ankita Raina and Rutuja Bhosale lost to Anna Danilina and Yulia Putintseva (Kazakhstan) 5–7, 6–3, [5–10].
SEPAKTAKRAW
Women’s Double Group B: India lost to Japan 1–2 (11–15, 15–9, 13–15).
SURFING
Men’s Shortboard Round 3 Heat 2: Sivaraj Babu lost to Jayuard Alciso (Philippines) 7.83–11.50.
Men’s Shortboard Round 3 Heat 8: Kishore Kumar Anbarasu beat Ma Wensong (China) 9.76–8.80.
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