India In Action, Asian Games 2026 Day 11 LIVE Updates: India’s magnificent run at the 2026 Asian Games continued with relentless momentum on Day 11. The Compound Women’s Archery Team struck gold in sensational fashion, outclassing China in a dominant display to defend their title while matching the South Koreans’ world record. India then doubled their archery glory as the Compound Mixed Team clinched gold, securing a coveted quota spot for the LA 2028 Olympic Games in the process. Over on the shooting range, Neeru Dhanda and Kynan Chenai delivered a dramatic masterclass in the Trap Mixed Team final. After dropping targets early on, the Indian pair hit every single shot that followed to pull off an astonishing comeback, pipping Qatar by a single point to grab Gold, making it two titles in two days for Dhanda! In the ring, Priya Ghanghas earned a hard-fought bronze medal after a close split-decision defeat in her 60kg semi-final. Lovlina Borgohain then assured India of at least a silver medal, holding her nerve in a high-octane 3-2 victory over Natalya Bogdanova to march into the 75kg final. Elsewhere, the Women’s Squash Team, spearheaded by Tanvi Khanna and Anahat Singh, guaranteed another medal by storming into the semi-finals. Judoka Asmita Dey remains in contention for bronze in the 48kg repechage, while the Indian Women’s Hockey Team prepare for a titanic semi-final clash against South Korea. (Asian Games 2026 medal tally)
Asian Games Results, September 30, 2026:
Archery: India beat South Korea 234-233 in compound women’s team semifinal. Later, India beat China 238-234 in a world record-matching final to clinch gold medal in women’s team compound archery.
Squash: India’s women’s team beat Singapore 2-0, thanks to Tanvi Khanna and Anahat Singh, to assure the country at least a bronze medal in squash.
Cycling: In Women’s Keirin, Sarita Kumari and Keerthy Rangaswamy Chikka keep their campaign alive, progressing to the repechage round from the heats.
Cycling: In Men’s Sprint, Ronaldo Singh (15th) and David Beckham (14th) navigate the qualification round to secure their spots in the Round of 16.
Sepaktakraw: A tough start for India in women’s quadrant Group A, going down 0-2 against Vietnam.
Sepaktakraw: India beat Laos 2-0 men’s quadrant group games.
Wrestling: Nisha beaten by North Korea’s Sol Gum Pak in women’s freestyle 68kg round of 16 bout. She qualified for potential bronze medal match through repechage but lost her bout against Park Hyeonyeong of South Korea.
Wrestling: Sushil Kumar qualified for men’s 87kg Greco-Roman semifinals but failed to qualify for the final after being beaten by Japan’s Taizo Yoshida.
Archery: India beat Thailand in Compound Mixed Team semifinal to qualify for gold medal match in archery.
Shooting: Anish Bhanwala concludes the men’s 25m rapid individual qualification Stage 1.
Archery: India’s Compound Mixed Archery Team clinches Gold medal by beating South Korea in the final, also confirm their spot in 2028 LA Olympic Games.
Sailing: Event featuring 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.
Judo: Asmita Dey goes down to Abiba Abu Zhakynova of Kazakhstan by ippon in women’s 48kg quarterfinal, to play for bronze medal via repechage.
Canoe Slalom: Pradhyumna Singh Rathod sails through to the men’s kayak single final.
Boxing: India’s Priya Ghanghas lost her women’s 60kg semifinal bout to China’s Chengyu Yang, settled for a bronze medal.
Boxing: India’s Lovlina Borgohain qualified for women’s 75kg final, assuring India at least a silver medal.
Shooting: India clinched the gold medal as Kynan Chenai and Neeru Dhanda secured top podium spot in Mixed Team Trap Shooting.
Archery: India beat South Korea in Compound men’s team final to secure a spot in the gold medal match.