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Asian Games 2026 Day 6, Full India results: Athletics brings two medals for India, tally rises to 17

Asian Games 2026 Day 6: India's medal tally rose to 17 after athletics got the country two medals. A solid day for the contingent. 

Updated on: Sep 25, 2026, 08:33:21 IST
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The sixth day at the 2026 Asian Games started on a sensational note for India as the contingent won two medals within the opening hour in Aichi-Nagoya. The first came on bronze in rowing, followed by a historic silver in wushu. Seema Kumari then made the day even better in the evening, winning bronze in the women's 10,000m final, bringing the first athletics medal for the Indian contingent at the Asian Games. A few minutes later, it was double delight for India as the mixed 4x400m relay team (Manu TS, Poovamma MR, Vishal TK and Vithya Ramraj) came second in the final, winning silver.

Asian Games 2026 Day 6: India's medal tally rose to 17 after athletics got the country two medals (Screengrab - SonyLiv)
Asian Games 2026 Day 6: India's medal tally rose to 17 after athletics got the country two medals (Screengrab - SonyLiv)

Satnam Singh and Salman Khan kicked off Thursday with a third-place finish in the men's double sculls final, clocking 6:13.25, just 3.48 seconds behind the winners Yi Xudi / Nie Yide of China, and 2.76 seconds behind Mekhrojbek Mamatkulov / Pavel Sorin of Uzbekistan, who earned silver. This was Satnam's second medal at the Asian Games, having won the bronze in 2022 in the men's quadruple sculls team.

Roshibina Devi then won the silver medal in women's 60kg Sanda. This was her second consecutive silver at the Games and a third-straight Asiad medal haul, which came after she lost to Zhang Xiaoyu of China by a 2-0 scoreline, losing both rounds 0-5 - (2-6, 3-6, 2-6, 2-6, 2-8) and (2-10, 3-8, 3-7, 3-7, 1-6).

Parinaaz Dhaliwal and Anant Jeet Singh Naruka won India's eighth medal in shooting at the Asian Games this year with a bronze haul in mixed team skeet. Overall, India now has 15 medals at the Asiad, and currently stand 14th in the list.

Asian Games Day 6 LIVE updates

Here's the full list of results for India on Day 6 at the Asian Games:

Swimming

Men's 50m butterfly heats

Benediction Beniston ended joint 12th, failed to qualify for final

Men's 800m freestyle final B

Aryan Nehra ended 3rd

Men's 4x100m freestyle relay heats

India ended 12th, failed to qualify for the final

Hockey:

India 8 - 2 South Korea in the men's Pool A game.

Kabaddi:

India beat 37-21 Chinese Taipei in a Group A fixture to reach the semifinal, assure medal

India beat Japan 50-25 in the women's team Group A match - Qualified for semis, medal assured

Boxing:

Sumit Kundu loses to Ali Qasim Hamdan Al Sarray (Iraq) in the men's 70kg round of 16 bout

Sakshi Chaudhary loses to Alua Balkibekova (Kazakhstan) in the women's 51kg round of 16 bout

Parveen Hooda beats Malika Nozimova of Tajikistan in the women's round of 32 bout (Walkover)

eSports

Paritosh progresses to next round in Puyo Puyo Puzzle Championship

Squash:

Anahat Singh beat Au Yeong Wai Lynn of Singapore in women's singles round of 16

Tanvi Khanna beats Yeong Wai Yhann of Singapore 3-1 (5-11, 11-4, 11-5, 13-11) in women's singles round of 16

Suraj Chand-Shameena Riaz lost 0-2 to Joshana Chinappa-Velavan Senthilkumar in mixed doubles round of 16.

Abhay Singh beat Ravindu Laksiri of Sri Lanka 3-0 in men's singles round of 16 match.

Veer Chotrani beat Sanjay Jeeva of Malaysia 3-2 in men's singles round of 16 match.

Athletics

Seema wins bronze in women's 10,000m final - 32:50:05 (Timing)

India win silver in mixed 4x400m relay - 3:14:46 (Timing)

India finished 4th, qualified for the 4x400m relay mixed final

Anamika Aneesh is tenth (868) and Pooja (894) is eighth in the heptathlon, after the 100m hurdles event.

Animesh Kujur in men's 100m heat 1 - Qualified for semi-final

Gurindervir Singh in men's 100m heat 4 - Qualified for semi-final

Anamika Aneesh and Pooja placed seventh and ninth (Day 1) in Heptathlon shot put

Asha Ilango finishes fourth, Niharika Vashishth finishes 10th in women's triple jump final

Artistic Gymnastics

Pranati Nayak finishes sixth in the women's vault final.

Canoe sprint

Women's canoe single 200m semi-final - Megha Pradeep ended 4th, failed to qualify for final

Women's kayak double 500m semi-final - Soniya Devi Phairembam/Parvathy Geetha ended 5th, failed to qualify for final

Men's kayak four 500m final A - India ended 7th

Raju Rawat-Gyaneshwor Singh finish ninth (last) in men's canoe double 500m final.

Harshawardhan Shaktawat finishes fifth men's kayak single 500m heat 2, qualifies for semifinal

Shooting:

Parinaaz Dhaliwal-Anant Jeet Singh Naruka qualify for skeet mixed team qualification.

Akash Bharadwaj, Kamaljeet, Kedarling Balakrishna Uchaganve fail to qualify for men's 10m air pistol individual final.

Fencing:

Bhavani Devi loses to Rao Xuyi in round of 16 women's sabre individual

Rowing

Men's single sculls final A - Balraj Panwar ended 4th

Men's double sculls final A - Satnam Singh/Salman Khan won bronze

Men's pair final B - Jaswinder Singh/Nitin Kumar ended 1st

Women's four final A - India ended 6th

Arvind Singh, Kulwinder Singh, Navdeep Singh and Jakar Khan finish fifth in men's quadruple sculls final.

Table tennis

Women's doubles Round 2

Diya Chitale/Yashaswini Ghorpade beat Setayesh Iloukhani/Mashid Ashtari 3-0

Sreeja Akula/Syndrela Das beat Bolor-erdene Batmunkh/Burenjargal/Sanjaa 3-0

Men's singles Round 1

Manush Shah beat Wong Qi Shen of Malaysia 4-0

Wushu

Women's 60kg final

Roshibina Devi Naorem lost to Xiaoyu Zhang 0-2, won silver

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