Antim Panghal.
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Wrapup of Day 11
India has bagged a total of 81 medals till now with 18 gold, 31 silver and 32 bronze in its name. Neeraj Chopra defended his gold in Javelin; Kishore Jena bagged a silver. India won a silver in the women's 4x400m relay. Avinash Sable won a silver in men's 5000m event. Harmilan Bains won a silver in the women's 800m event.
Indian women's archery team enters semifinals in compound event to assure country of a medal at Asian Games
Shuttler PV Sindhu loses women's singles quarterfinal match to Chinese He Bingjiao at Asian Games
Wrestler Antim Panghal enters women's 53kg quarterfinal at Asian Games
Indian women's archery team enters final in compound event to assure country of a medal
Wrestler Antim Panghal loses women's 53kg quarterfinal bout to Japanese rival Akari Fujinami
Indian archers win gold medal in women's compound team event
Greco-Roman wrestler Narinder Cheema loses 97kg quarterfinal bout to South Korea's Lee Seyeol
Wrestler Mansi Ahlawat to fight for women's 57kg bronze medal after beating South Korea's Bark Jeongae in repechage
H S Prannoy heads to men's singles badminton semis, assures India of medal
He beat L Z Jia (MAS) with a thrilling score of 21-16, 21-23, 22-20.
Dipika Pallikal and Harinder Pal Sandhu clinch squash mixed team gold
They beat Malaysia to take India's medal tally to 83.
Later today, India has 4 bronze medal matches lined up in wrestling
1. Antim 53kg WW
2. Mansi 57kg WW
3. Pooja Gehlot 50kg WW
4. Naveen 130kg GR
Robot dogs were spotted carrying javelins at the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Centre; 1st time serving in a global sporting event
Compound archers Abhishek, Ojas, Prathamesh march to finals after beating Chinese Taipei
The trio has assured another medal for India with this victory.
Compound archers Abhishek, Ojas, Prathamesh win gold, beat Korea 253-230
Indian women's team loses 0-4 to China in hockey semifinals
Saurav Ghosal signs off with silver medal in squash competition
Antim Panghal wins bronze medal in the women''s 53kg wrestling
Bridge: Indian men trail Hong Kong after three sessions in final
The Indian men’s team produced an underwhelming effort in the first two sessions to hand the advantage to Hong Kong in the bridge competition final at the Asian Games here on Thursday.
India now trail Hong Kong 91-132.10 after having played 48 boards, and the final three sessions will be played on Friday.
Indian men made a lukewarm beginning to the day, losing the first session to Hong Kong 55-32.