India at Asian Games Full Results Day 12: Archery, shooting fuel gold rush as medal tally hits 59
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India made a superb start to the 12th day at the Asian Games 2026, with back-to-back gold medals in Archery -- first the women's compound team finished at the top of the podium, and the mixed team and men's team followed suit later as all three teams successfully retained the crowns that India had won in the previous edition of the Games in Hangzhou.

Jyothi Surekha Vennam, Chikitha and Prithika Pradeep dominated the women's clash against both South Korea in the semis and China in the finale. In the mixed team event, Chikitha Taniparthi and Sahil Jadhav showed nerves of steel to prevail over Korea's Jungyoon Park and Choi Eun Gyu in a thrilling final, winning 158-157 after a shoot-off. Sahil Jadhev, Thirumuru Ganesh Mani Ratnam and Kushal Dalal scripted a come-from-behind win against China in the final in men's compound.
The gold rush continued as the trap mixed team – Neeru Dhanda and Kynan Chenai – clinched the gold. This was Neeru's second gold at these Games after she won the individual event on Tuesday. Boxers Priya Ganghas and Kapil Pokhariya took bronze.
Asian Games Day 12 LIVE Updates
Here are the full results of the Indian contingent on Day 12 of the Asian Games
Archery:
Deep Dive
India beat South Korea to win gold in compound mixed team event
India (Jyothi Vennam, Chikitha Taniparthi, Prithika Pradeep) beat China 238-234 to win gold in the compound women's team event.
India beat China in compound men's team final, win gold
Tennis:
Dhakshineshwar Suresh lost to Tseng Chun-hsin in men's singles third round
Sumit Nagal beats Uzbekistan's Sergey Fomin to reach men's singles quarters
Boxing:
Priya loses to Yang Chengyu of China in women's 60kg semifinals, wins bronze
Lovlina Borgohain beat Natalya Bogdanova in women's 75kg semifinals, into gold medal bout
Kapil Pokhariya loses to Turabek Khabibullaev of Uzbekistan in men's 90kg semifinal, takes bronze
Squash:
India beat Singapore 2-0 in women's team quarterfinal, confirm medal.
India beat Kuwait 2-0 in men's team quarterfinal, confirm medal.
Shooting:
India win trap mixed team gold.
Anish Bhanwala fifth after men's 25m rapid individual qualification Stage 1.
Wrestling:
Sunil Kumar lost in men's Greco-Roman 87kg semifinal, into bronze medal bout
Nisha Dahiya lost to Hyeonyeong Park of South Korea in women's freestyle 68kg repechage
Canoe Slalom:
Pradhyumna Singh Rathod qualified for men's kayak single final.
Cycling:
Sarita Kumari and Keerthy Rangaswamy Chikka progressed to the repechage round in women's keirin heats - where Keerthy made the semifinal, but Sarita was eliminated.
Ronaldo Singh and David Beckham finished 15th and 14th in men's sprint qualification and were later eliminated in Ro16 repechages.
Judo:
Asmita Dey loses to Abiba Abu Zhakynova of Kazakhstan by ippon in women's 48kg quarterfinal
Sepaktakraw:
India beat Laos 2-0 men's quadrant group games.
India lost 0-2 to Vietnam in women's quadrant Group A.
Sailing:
Mahi Verma, Manu Francis, Prince Kurusinkal, Vishnu Sarvanan, Katya Ida Coelho, Harshita Tomar and Shital Verma in girls dinghy, men's skiff, men's dinghy, women's windsurfing and women's skiff races.(postponed)
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