India’s results at Asian Games 2018: Day 2

TheSportsRush brings you all of India’s results at Asian Games 2018 on Day 2 of the continental tournament.

India made an unimpressive start to the Day 2 of Asian Games 2018. In the Artistic Gymnastics event, India men’s team finished 9th. However, there was some respite in the individual event as Yogeshwar Singh qualified for repechage in the vault event.

However, India’s medal chances received a big blow when both, the men and women’s teams lost in the quarterfinal of Badminton team event. India men’s Kabaddi team also suffered a shocking loss to South Korea in their third league match of the event.

Vinesh Phogat, Deepak Kumar and Lakshay Seoran saved the day for India. The Indian star wrestler spent less than 15 minutes on the mat before beating Japanese wrestler Yuki Irie in the final. While Deepak Kumar finished second in the  10m Air Rifle event, Lakshay also bagged a silver medal in Trap event.

Here is the full list of India’s results on all the events on Day 2.

Artistic Gymnastics

Men’s qualification – 9th (failed to qualify)

Badminton

Women’s team – India 1-3 Japan (Knocked out)

Men’s team – India 1-3 Indonesia (Knocked out)

Basketball (Women’s 5×5)

Unified Korea 104-54 India

Handball

Men’s – India 45-19 Malaysia

Hockey

Men’s – India 17-0 Indonesia

Kabaddi

Women’s – India 33-23 Thailand

Men’s – India 23-24 Korea

Rowing

Men’s Lightweight Single Sculls qualification: Dushyant (Heat 1) – 1st (7:43:08)

Men’s Lightweight Double Sculls qualification: Rohit Kumar & Bhagwan Singh (Heat 1) – Repechage

Men’s Quadruple Sculls qualification: India (Heat 1) – 1st (6:15:18)

Men’s Lightweight Eight – India (Heat 2) – Repechage

Women’s four – India (Heat 1) – Repechage

Sepak takraw

Men’s team Regu (Group B) – India 2-1 Iran, India 0-3 Indonesia

Women’s team Regu (Group A) – India 1-2 Laos

Also read: India’s schedule on Day 3 of the Asian Games 2018

Shooting

Women’s Trap – Seema Tomar: 6th (final)

10m Air Rifle Men – Deepak Kumar – SILVER MEDAL

10m Air Rifle Women – Apurvi Chandela – 5th (final)

Men’s Trap – Lakshay Sheoran – SILVER MEDAL, Manavjit Singh Sandhu – 4th (final)

Swimming

Men’s 2 x 400m Freestyle Relay – India: 7th (final)

Men’s 800m Freestyle – Advait Page: 8th (final)

Men’s 50m Backstroke – Srihari Nataraj: 10th (failed to qualify), Arvind Mani: 21st (failed to qualify)

Taekowndo

Women’s 53 kg – Sin Yi Law (Hong Kong, China) 24-22 Latika Bhandari

Tennis

Men’s Singles: (Round of 32):

• Prajnesh Gunneswaran beat Rifqi M. Fitriadi (Indonesia) 6-2 6-0
• Ramkumar Ramanathan beat Kit Hong Wong (Hong Kong, China) 6-0, 7-6

Men’s Doubles: (Round of 32)

• Rohan Bopanna/Divij Sharan
• Ramkumar Ramanathan/Sumit Nagal

Women’s Singles:

• Kamran Kaur Thandi beat Jargal Altansarnai (Mongolia) 6-1 6-0

Women’s Doubles:

• Ankita Raina/Prarthana Thombare beat Sarah Khan/Ushna Suhail (Pakistan) 6-0 6-0
• Rutuja Bhosale/Pranjala Yadlapalli lost to Nicha Lertpitaksinchai/Peangtarn Plipuech 6-3 4-6 9-11

Volleyball (indoor event)

Men’s: Group A – India 3-0 Hong Kong, China

Wrestling

Men’s:

125 kg Freestyle – Sumit Malik 0-2 Davit Modzmanashvili (Uzbekistan) – Bronze medal match

Women’s:

50 kg Freestyle – Vinesh Phogat 6-2 Yuki Irie (Japan) – GOLD MEDAL

53 kg Freestyle – Pinki 0-10 Sumiya (Mongolia) – Pre-Quarterfinals

57 kg Freestyle – Pooja Dhanda 1-6 Katsuki Sakagami (Japan) – Bronze medal match

62 kg Freestyle – Sakshi Malik 2-12 Sim Jong Rim (DPR Korea) – Bronze medal match

Wushu

Men’s:

Sanda (56 kg) – Santosh Kumar 2-0 Ali Ali Zaid Wazea (Yemen)

Sanda (60 kg) – Surya Bhanu Pratap Singh vs Abdul Haris Sofyan (Indonesia)

Sanda (65 kg) – Narender Grewal vs Clemente Tabugara Jr. (Philippines)

MEDAL TALLY

By the time this post was published, India won 2 gold, 2 silver, and 1 bronze medals, and placed at 8th position in the tally.

China continues to remain at the top of the table with 15 gold medals.

1. China – 15 gold, 12 silver, 9 bronze
2. Japan – 8 gold, 11 silver, 9 bronze
3. South Korea – 5 gold, 9 silver, 10 bronze
4. Indonesia – 4 gold, 2 silver, 2 bronze
5. North Korea – 4 gold, 1 silver, 2 bronze
6. Iran – 3 gold, 2 silver, 3 bronze
7. Chinese Taipei – 3 gold, 1 silver, 4 bronze
8. India – 2 gold, 2 silver, 1 bronze
9. Mongolia – 2 gold, 0 silver, 4 bronze
10. Uzbekistan – 1 gold, 2 silver, 4 bronze