India's biggest win over Pakistan in hockey

Indian players won 5 medals on Saturday in the ongoing Asian Games in Hangzhou, China, which include two gold, two silver and one bronze. Squash gold was won only by defeating Pakistan in the team event.

India has won a total of 10 gold medals. India has won 38 medals so far. This includes 10 gold, 14 silver and 14 bronze. India is at fourth place in the medal tally.

In the 10 thousand meter race of athletics, Indian runner Karthik Kumar (28:25:38 minutes) won silver and Gulveer Singh (28:17.21 minutes) won bronze. Gold was won by Biharnu Balev of Bahrain (28:13.62 minutes).

Who scored against Pakistan?
Mandeep Singh scored in the 8th minute, Harmanpreet Singh in the 11th, 17th, 33rd and 34th, Sumit in the 30th minute, Varun in the 44th minute, Shamsher Singh in the 46th minute and LK Upadhyay in the 49th minute. For Pakistan, MS Khan scored in the 38th minute and Rana Awa scored in the 45th minute.

Today two gold and one silver

• Gold (Squash): In squash, the Indian men's team won the gold by defeating Pakistan 2-1. In the first match of the gold medal event, Pakistan's Nasir Iqbal defeated Mahesh Mangaonkar 3-0. The second match was in the name of India. Saurav Ghoshal defeated Asim Muhammad 3-0 and in the third match, Abhay Singh defeated Noor Zaman 3-2. In this way India won the final match 2-1.
• Gold (Tennis): Rohan Bopanna and Rutuja Bhosale won the gold medal in tennis mixed doubles after winning the third set tie-breaker against An-Shuo Liang and Tsung-Hao Huang of Chinese Taipei. The Indian pair defeated the Chinese Taipei pair 2–6, 6–3, [10] – [4] in the final.
• Silver (Shooting): In shooting, Sarabjot Singh and Divya TS won silver medal in 10 meter air pistol mixed team event. In the shooting gold match, Sarabjot and Divya had to face defeat by Chinese pair Zhang Bowen and Jiang Ranxin 16-14. With this he had to be satisfied with silver.
• Silver (10 thousand meter race walk): Indian runner Karthik Kumar (28:25:38 minutes) won silver in the 10 thousand meter race walk in athletics.
• Bronze (10 thousand meter race walk): India's Gulveer Singh won the bronze medal in 10 thousand meter race walk with the time of 28:17.21 minutes.

What is a tiebreak?
A tiebreak is played to decide the winner of a tie between two tennis players. Once the set is tied at 6 -6, the players begin a tiebreak and the first player to score seven points wins the tiebreak and the set. If players are tied at 6-point-to-6, the first player with a consecutive 2-point margin wins.

A 10-point tiebreaker was used in the Asian Games. Its rules are almost identical to the classic tiebreaker, with the difference that the player who reaches 10 points with a two-point margin wins. If the score is tied at 10:10 then this continues until one player has a lead of two points.

India won 19 medals in shooting
India now has 19 medals in the Hangzhou Asiad. Which includes 6 gold, 8 silver, 5 bronze. This is our best shooting performance in the 72-year history of the Games. The shooters broke the record of the 2006 Games. At that time, a total of 14 medals including 3 gold, 5 silver and 6 bronze were won in shooting in Doha Games.

Badminton: Men's team's medal confirmed for the first time
Indian men's team has reached the final in badminton. This is India's first medal in this event in the history of Asian Games. Indian badminton men's team defeated South Korea 3-2 in the Asian semi-final match.

Prannoy won the first match of the team event by 2-1. In the second match, Indian pair of Satwik and Chirag lost 2-0. In the third match, Lakshya Sen won the match 2-0.

In the fourth match, Arjun-Dhruv pair lost their match 2-0. The last and decisive match was played between Kidambi Srikanth and Cho Jeoniop. In this, Kidambi Srikanth secured India's place in the final by making India win 2-1. The final match will be played between China and India tomorrow.

Table Tennis: First medal of women's doubles category decided
The pair of Sutirtha and Ayhika Mukherjee created history in the women's doubles category of table tennis. Both of them defeated the world champion and world number-16 Chinese pair 3-1 in the quarter-final match. With this victory, India has assured itself of a medal. India has won an Asiad medal for the first time in this category.

Earlier, in men's doubles, the Indian pair of Manush Shah and Manav Thakkar had to face defeat in the quarter-finals. The pair of Manush and Manav lost 3-2 against the Korean pair of Woojin Jang and Jonghoon Lim.

Boxing: India's fourth medal, Lovlina, Preeti and Narendra reach semi-finals
Lovlina Borgohain has also reached the semi-finals in the 75 KG category of boxing. Lovlina defeated Suyen Seong of Korea 5-0 in the quarter-finals. With this he ensured the medal.

Preeti Pawar reached the semi-finals in the 54 KG category of boxing. Preeti secured the medal by defeating Zaina Shcherbekova of Kazakhstan 4-1 in the quarter-finals with this he also achieved Paris Olympic quota.

Narendra ensured the fourth medal for India in the men's 92+ KG category. He secured his place in the semi-finals by defeating Iran's Ramzanpurdelavar Iman 5-0 in the quarter-finals.

Boxer Sachin reached the quarter finals. He got a walkover against Kuwaiti boxer Turki Buthaila in the round of 16.

Boxing 71KG Nishant Dev lost to Japan's seven-year-old Quincy Mensah in the quarterfinals. After the third round, Nishant had to face 5-0 defeat.

Handball: Indian women's team won
The Indian Women's team has won its first match of the Asian Games by defeating Nepal. Indian team defeated Nepal 44-19. Nidhi Sharma scored the maximum 11 goals for India. Before this, the Indian team played 3 matches out of which 2 matches were lost and one match was drawn.

Table Tennis: Manika Batra lost in women's singles
Manika Batra is out of the medal race in table tennis women's singles. She lost 2-4 to China's Yidi Wang in the quarterfinals.

Weightlifting: Mirabai Chanu finished fourth
Mirabai Chanu stood fourth in the 49 kg weightlifting category with a score of 191. In snatch, Mirabai lifted 83 kg in the first attempt. The subsequent two attempts at 86 kg were fouled. Lifted 108 kg in the first attempt of clean and jerk. There was a foul in the second and third attempts at 117 kg.

India's Bindyarani Devi, on the other hand, finished fifth in Women's 55KG. Bindyarani Devi lifted 109 KG in her first attempt, but failed to clean and jerk 113 KG in her second attempt. The total in the third attempt was 196 KG. Kang Heung Young of North Korea set a world record with 223KG and won gold.

Athletics: Men and Women missed medals in 400 meters
In Athletics Women's 400m, Aishwarya Kailash Mishra gave her best effort (53.50 seconds) but could not finish on the podium and stood fourth. Whereas in men's 400 meters, Mohammad Ajmal stood fifth with a time of 45.97 seconds.

Athletics: 5 players reached finals in various events
Murali Shankar and Jesswin Aldrin have reached the finals of men's long jump. In the 1500 meter race, Ajay Kumar and Jinson Johnson also secured their place in the finals. Jyoti Yaraji has confirmed her place in the final of the Women's 100m Hurdles.

Chase: Women's team won in Round-2
In chess, the Indian men's team played a 2.0-2.0 draw with Uzbekistan. On the other hand, Indian women's team defeated Vietnam by 2.5-0.5.

Skating: Missed medal in men's and women's speed skating 10000 meters
In the men's speed skating 10000 meters final, India's Anand Kumar Velkumar finished sixth with a timing of 15:40.978 and Siddhant Kamble finished seventh with a timing of 15:57.944. South Korea's Byeonhee Jeong won gold with a timing of 15:39.867, while China's Zhang Zhenhai won silver and Korea's Choi Inho won bronze.

Whereas in women's speed skating 10000 meters, Aarti Kasturi Raj stood 5th and Hiral Sadhu stood 7th. The Chinese Taipei pair of Pei-Yu Shih and Ho-Chen Yang won gold and silver while South Korea's Yu Garm won the bronze medal.

Diving: India finished sixth
India finished sixth in the men's synchronized 3 meter springboard event. India finished with a score of 279.87.

Basketball: Women's team lost in quarterfinals
The Indian team had to face defeat in the quarter finals of 3X3 basketball. In the match, India was defeated by Chinese Taipei by 10-21.

Kurash: Pinky Balhara lost in the quarter finals
Pinky Balhara has lost in the quarter finals in Kurash's 52 kg weight. Before her, Suchika Tariyal in 52 kg weight was also out of the medal race after losing 8-3 in the first round.

Canoe Sprint: Neeraj qualifies for final
India's Neeraj Verma has qualified for the final in the Men's Canoe Singles 1000m event. Neeraj stood first in the semi-final race. He won with a time of 4:31:626.

Horse riding: Medal hopes remain intact in eventing dressage
Medal hopes remain intact in Equestrian Eventing Dressage. Ashish Limaye topped the round. Vikas Kumar stood eighth and Apoorva Dhamade stood 16th.

India won 8 medals on the sixth day
On Friday, Indian shooters made a great start to the day with two gold and 3 silver. After this, the pair of Ramkumar Ramanathan and Saketh Myneni won silver in tennis. Then in squash the Indian men's team won bronze.

The last medal of the day came in shot put. In the women's shot put event, Kiran Baliyan won bronze by finishing third with a throw of 17.36 meters.

With this, the Indian men's badminton team defeated Nepal 3-0 and secured an Asiad medal after 37 years. In the evening, boxer Nikhat Zareen secured a medal by entering the semi-finals of 50 KG weight category. Not only this, Nikhat also secured the quota for Paris Olympics-2024.