Asian Games Day 7 Highlights: India bag gold in squash, tennis; silver-bronze in men's 10,000m final

It is India vs Pakistan in the squash men's team final! India's Mahesh Mangaonkar loses the first game of the first match, 8-11 to Nasir Iqbal.

Sachin got a walkover in his men's 57k category preliminaries round of 16 bout against Kuwait's Turki Abuquthailah.

Mirabai Chanu lifted 83kg in her first attempt in the snatch category but stuttered in the 86kg lift. She failed to lift it twice which means her snatch score will remain 83. She had a grimace on her face, let's hope she is fit for the clean and jerk round. The silver medallist in the Tokyo Olympics is fighting for gold in the women's 49kg weightlifting final.

Rutuja-Bopanna win the tiebreaker, 9-4, to wrap up this match! A gold medal for India in mixed doubles here! WHAT A SHOWING! 2-6 6-3 (10)-(4)!

Rutuja-Bopanna clinch the second set 6-3, after losing the first 2-6 against their Chinese Taipei opponents. 3rd set to go!

After losing the first set, India's Rutuja-Bopanna lead in the second set, 4-3. They will be looking to level the match.

ANOTHER MEDAL ASSURED FOR INDIA! India's Olympic medal-winning boxer Lovlina Borgohain displays a commanding performance. She beats Suyeon Seong of South Korea to enter the semi-final in the women's 75kg category. Her victory by a unanimous decision ensures India at least a bronze by she would gun for the final spot, which would also ensure her an Olympic quota.

India's Olympic medal-winning boxer Lovlina Borgohain takes the first round against Suyeon Seong of South Korea in the women's 75kg category by a unanimous decision.

Manika Batra crashes out of women's singles table tennis event, losing to China's Wang Yidi in the quarterfinals. It was a tight affair, but Manika got tired towards the end and her errors increased. She lost 2-4.

India's Rohan Bopanna and Rutuja Bhosale lose the first set 2-6 to En-shuo Liang and Tsung-hao Huang of Chinese Taipei in the mixed doubles semi-final.

Manika Batra makes it 2-3 after taking Game 5 14-12. What a comeback! She will be looking to level the match in Game 6.

Yidi Wang takes game 3, claims it 11-6 and now leads 2-1 against Manika Batra.

Indian boxer Preeti Pawar advances to women's 54kg semi-final, assures at least a bronze. She beat the favourite, Zhaina Shekerbekova of Kazakhstan in a split decision. All the rounds were decided by a split decision in a close-fought contest.

Manika loses game 1, 8-11 against China's Wang. She will eye a comeback in the next game!

Manika Batra is currently in action for India, against China's Yidi Wang in the women's singles quarterfinal.

South Korea steal it from India here! They crash out of the men's table tennis quarterfinal, losing 2-3. Manush Shah and Manav Thakkar started on a strong note, winning game 1 (11-8). But the South Koreans staged a comeback to win game 2, and then the Indians bounced back to claim in game 3. In Game 4, the South Koreans won and wrapped it up in a close game 5.

India 2-3 Korea

Manav and Manush take game 4 for India and level the match, 2-2 against South Korea. Time for decider!

India 2-2 Korea

The South Koreans take game 3 to lead 2-1 against India! The Indians were doing good, but then their opponents bagged five consecutive points to claim it 11-7. Onto game 4 now!

India 1-2 Korea

India's Manush Shah and Manav Thakkar make a stunning comeback to win the second game of the men's doubles quarter-final against Woojin Jang and Jonghoon Lim of Korea.

India 1-1 Korea

In men's individual round 3, India's Anirban Lahiri is currently tied at 14th. Then, SSP Chowrasia is tied at 20th, Hitesh Khalin Joshi also at 20th. Shubhankar Sharma is tied at 28. Meanwhile, India are tied at seventh with China in the team round 3 event.

Aditi Ashok looks like she is destined to win a medal! She ends the day with top spot in women's individual round 3. Meanwhile, Pranavi Urs Sharath is 11th and Avani Prashanth is bottom, tied at 19th with Japan's Mizuki Hashimoto.

In women's team round 3, India finish the day in pole position.

India lose 1-3 to South Korea in the women's volleyball preliminary round Pool A fixture. The Indians won the first set 25-23, but then Japan had other plans and cruised to wins in the next three sets (22-25 17-25 16-25).

Vivek Ashish Limaye finishes the day on top in the eventing dressage routine with total penalty points of 26.90. He will be hoping to remain on top in the cross country and show jumping rounds too! GOOD SHOWING BY THE INDIAN RIDER! Apurva Kishor Dabhade (29.60) and Vikas Kumar (32.40) came 8th and 16th respectively!

Meanwhile, in the team event of eventing dressage routine, India are third with 88.90 total penalties, behind China (85.20), Hong Kong (86.80).

India's Pincky Balhara, the silver medalist of the last edition, has lost a hard-fought quarter-final in women's 52kg kurash to Sitora Elmurodova of Uzbekistan.

India trail 1-2 now after losing the third set, which lasted 26 minutes. They lost 17-26 against South Korea! They look to fightback in the next set now!