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Asian Games 2026 Medal Table: Live Medal Tally & Standings | Aichi-Nagoya

The 20th Asian Games, Aichi-Nagoya 2026, are being held from September 19 to October 4, 2026 in Japan.

This page provides the latest supplied Asian Games 2026 medal standings across all disciplines, including gold, silver, bronze and total medals for every NOC listed in the latest standings.

LIVE UPDATE
October 4, 2026
The medal standings below reflect the latest supplied All Disciplines table. Medal counts can change as additional finals are completed and official results are updated.
Asian Games 2026 Medal Table — Quick Summary
People's Republic of China: 169 Gold • 89 Silver • 83 Bronze • 341 Total
Japan: 83 Gold • 95 Silver • 91 Bronze • 269 Total
Republic of Korea: 39 Gold • 43 Silver • 68 Bronze • 150 Total
India: 21 Gold • 27 Silver • 37 Bronze • 85 Total
Uzbekistan: 21 Gold • 25 Silver • 24 Bronze • 70 Total
Islamic Republic of Iran: 19 Gold • 18 Silver • 15 Bronze • 52 Total
Thailand: 18 Gold • 13 Silver • 21 Bronze • 52 Total
Kazakhstan: 12 Gold • 24 Silver • 48 Bronze • 84 Total
Hong Kong, China: 11 Gold • 19 Silver • 24 Bronze • 54 Total
Bahrain: 11 Gold • 5 Silver • 6 Bronze • 22 Total

๐Ÿฅ‡ Asian Games 2026 Medal Table — All Disciplines

The table below shows the latest supplied medal standings. Rankings and tied positions are presented according to the supplied standings, with gold, silver, bronze and total medal counts shown for every NOC.

Mobile users: Swipe horizontally to view the complete medal table.
Rank NOC Country / Region ๐Ÿฅ‡ G ๐Ÿฅˆ S ๐Ÿฅ‰ B TOTAL
1 People's Republic of China flag
CHN
People's Republic of China 169 89 83 341
2 Japan flag
JPN
Japan 83 95 91 269
3 Republic of Korea flag
KOR
Republic of Korea 39 43 68 150
4 India flag
IND
India 21 27 37 85
5 Uzbekistan flag
UZB
Uzbekistan 21 25 24 70
6 Islamic Republic of Iran flag
IRI
Islamic Republic of Iran 19 18 15 52
7 Thailand flag
THA
Thailand 18 13 21 52
8 Kazakhstan flag
KAZ
Kazakhstan 12 24 48 84
9 Hong Kong, China flag
HKG
Hong Kong, China 11 19 24 54
10 Bahrain flag
BRN
Bahrain 11 5 6 22
11 Malaysia flag
MAS
Malaysia 9 7 16 32
12 Democratic People's Republic of Korea flag
PRK
Democratic People's Republic of Korea 7 13 9 29
13 United Arab Emirates flag
UAE
United Arab Emirates 7 5 1 13
14 Qatar flag
QAT
Qatar 6 6 6 18
15 Chinese Taipei flag
TPE
Chinese Taipei 5 17 33 55
16 Indonesia flag
INA
Indonesia 5 11 23 39
17 Philippines flag
PHI
Philippines 4 9 16 29
18 Saudi Arabia flag
KSA
Saudi Arabia 4 3 10 17
19 Kuwait flag
KUW
Kuwait 4 1 4 9
20 Vietnam flag
VIE
Vietnam 3 3 19 25
21 Singapore flag
SGP
Singapore 2 9 7 18
22 Tajikistan flag
TJK
Tajikistan 2 5 9 16
23 Jordan flag
JOR
Jordan 2 3 6 11
24 Myanmar flag
MYA
Myanmar 2 1 2 5
25 Macao, China flag
MAC
Macao, China 1 4 1 6
26 Kyrgyzstan flag
KGZ
Kyrgyzstan 1 3 10 14
27 Mongolia flag
MGL
Mongolia 1 1 13 15
28 Sri Lanka flag
SRI
Sri Lanka 1 1 1 3
29 Pakistan flag
PAK
Pakistan 0 2 8 10
30 Iraq flag
IRQ
Iraq 0 2 3 5
31 Turkmenistan flag
TKM
Turkmenistan 0 2 0 2
= 32 Afghanistan flag
AFG
Afghanistan 0 1 2 3
= 32 Lebanon flag
LBN
Lebanon 0 1 2 3
34 Oman flag
OMA
Oman 0 1 1 2
35 Cambodia flag
CAM
Cambodia 0 0 4 4
36 Nepal flag
NEP
Nepal 0 0 2 2
= 37 Bangladesh flag
BAN
Bangladesh 0 0 1 1
= 37 Brunei Darussalam flag
BRU
Brunei Darussalam 0 0 1 1
= 37 Lao People's Democratic Republic flag
LAO
Lao People's Democratic Republic 0 0 1 1
= 37 Syrian Arab Republic flag
SYR
Syrian Arab Republic 0 0 1 1
Last updated: October 4, 2026

The medal table reflects the latest supplied standings for all disciplines. Medal counts may change as additional finals are completed and official results are updated.

๐ŸŒ Key Asian Games 2026 Medal Tallies

NOC ๐Ÿฅ‡ ๐Ÿฅˆ ๐Ÿฅ‰ Total
People's Republic of China 169 89 83 341
Japan 83 95 91 269
Republic of Korea 39 43 68 150
India 21 27 37 85
Uzbekistan 21 25 24 70
Islamic Republic of Iran 19 18 15 52
Thailand 18 13 21 52
Kazakhstan 12 24 48 84
Hong Kong, China 11 19 24 54
Bahrain 11 5 6 22

๐Ÿ“Š How the Asian Games Medal Table Works

The Asian Games medal table records gold, silver and bronze medals won by each participating National Olympic Committee (NOC).

G represents gold medals, S represents silver medals, B represents bronze medals, while Total is the combined number of medals.

The standings above follow the latest supplied ranking order, including tied positions where multiple NOCs have the same medal record.

๐Ÿ… What Does “All Disciplines” Mean?

All Disciplines means that the medal standings combine results from the different sports, disciplines and medal events contested at the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games.

This allows visitors to follow the overall medal tally rather than the results of a single sport such as badminton, athletics, swimming, gymnastics, cricket or other competitions.

๐Ÿ“… Asian Games 2026 Dates

The 20th Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026 are scheduled from September 19 to October 4, 2026 in Japan.

The medal table changes throughout the competition as athletes and teams complete medal events across all disciplines.

Asian Games 2026
Live Medal Table — All Disciplines
Latest supplied standings updated October 4, 2026. Check back for further medal-table updates as the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games conclude.

Asian Games 2026 Sport Climbing: Indonesia Schedule, Athletes & IST Times

Sport climbing at the Asian Games 2026 takes place from September 29 through October 3, 2026 at Portmesse Nagoya Exhibition Hall 1 in Nagoya, Aichi, Japan.

The competition features six medal events across men's boulder, men's lead, men's speed, women's boulder, women's lead and women's speed.

Indonesia enters the competition with a nine-athlete team across speed, lead and boulder. The squad includes Veddriq Leonardo, Aditya Tri Syahria, Desak Made Rita Kusuma Dewi, Berthdigna Devi Surya Kusuma, Putra Tri Ramadani, Raviandi Ramadhan, Sukma Lintang Cahyani, Alma Ariella Tsany and Ravianto Ramadhan.

This page provides the Asian Games 2026 Sport Climbing schedule, Indonesian athletes, IST times, upcoming events, official results and live coverage information.


Next Events — Asian Games 2026 Sport Climbing

The next Asian Games 2026 Sport Climbing events are scheduled for October 1, 2026 at Portmesse Nagoya Exhibition Hall 1 in Nagoya, Aichi, Japan. The program features the Women's Boulder Final and the knockout stages of Men's Speed 4.

October 1 — Next Sport Climbing Events

Date JST IST Event Round Venue Official
Oct 01 18:00 14:30 Women's Boulder Final — Medal Portmesse Nagoya Exhibition Hall 1 Medal / Start List →
Oct 01 20:06 16:36 Men's Speed 4 Quarterfinals Men's Speed 4 Quarterfinal Round — Heat 1 Start List →
Oct 01 20:08 16:38 Men's Speed 4 Quarterfinals Men's Speed 4 Quarterfinal Round — Heat 2 Start List →
Oct 01 20:10 16:40 Men's Speed 4 Quarterfinals Men's Speed 4 Quarterfinal Round — Heat 3 Start List →
Oct 01 20:12 16:42 Men's Speed 4 Quarterfinals Men's Speed 4 Quarterfinal Round — Heat 4 Start List →

India Time: Japan Standard Time is 3 hours and 30 minutes ahead of India. Therefore, 18:00 JST = 14:30 IST, 20:06 JST = 16:36 IST, 20:08 JST = 16:38 IST, 20:10 JST = 16:40 IST and 20:12 JST = 16:42 IST.

Official Results: Asian Games 2026 Results →


October 1 — Boulder & Speed Finals

The October 1 program contains the Women's Boulder Final and the knockout rounds of Men's Speed 4.

Japan Time India Time Event Status
18:00 JST 14:30 IST Women's Boulder Final — Medal Event
20:06 JST 16:36 IST Men's Speed 4 Quarterfinals — Heat 1
20:08 JST 16:38 IST Men's Speed 4 Quarterfinals — Heat 2
20:10 JST 16:40 IST Men's Speed 4 Quarterfinals — Heat 3
20:12 JST 16:42 IST Men's Speed 4 Quarterfinals — Heat 4

October 2 — Lead Semifinals

The competition then moves to the lead discipline, with men's and women's lead semifinals.

Japan Time India Time Event Round
17:00 JST 13:30 IST Women's Lead Semifinal
18:30 JST 15:00 IST Men's Lead Semifinal

October 3 — Lead Finals

The sport climbing competition concludes on October 3 with the Women's Lead Final and Men's Lead Final.

Final Day — October 3

Japan Time India Time Event Status
18:00 JST 14:30 IST Women's Lead Final — Medal Event
19:00 JST 15:30 IST Men's Lead Final — Medal Event

Asian Games 2026 Sport Climbing — Complete Schedule

Date JST IST Event Round
Sep. 29 10:00 06:30 Men's Boulder Semifinal
Sep. 29 12:30 09:00 Women's Speed 4 Qualification
Sep. 30 10:00 06:30 Women's Boulder Semifinals
Sep. 30 12:30 09:00 Men's Speed 4 Qualification
Sep. 30 18:00 14:30 Men's Boulder Final
Sep. 30 20:06 16:36 Women's Speed 4 Quarterfinals
Sep. 30 20:08 16:38 Women's Speed 4 Quarterfinals
Oct. 1 18:00 14:30 Women's Boulder Final
Oct. 1 20:06 16:36 Men's Speed 4 Quarterfinals — Heat 1
Oct. 1 20:08 16:38 Men's Speed 4 Quarterfinals — Heat 2
Oct. 1 20:10 16:40 Men's Speed 4 Quarterfinals — Heat 3
Oct. 1 20:12 16:42 Men's Speed 4 Quarterfinals — Heat 4
Oct. 1 20:18 16:48 Men's Speed 4 Semifinals
Oct. 1 20:28 16:58 Men's Speed 4 Final
Oct. 2 17:00 13:30 Women's Lead Semifinal
Oct. 2 18:30 15:00 Men's Lead Semifinal
Oct. 3 18:00 14:30 Women's Lead Final
Oct. 3 19:00 15:30 Men's Lead Final

Time zone note: Japan Standard Time (JST) is 3 hours and 30 minutes ahead of India Standard Time (IST). Session times may be adjusted by the competition organizers.


Indonesia Sport Climbing Athletes at Asian Games 2026

Men's Speed

  • Veddriq Leonardo
  • Aditya Tri Syahria

Women's Speed

  • Desak Made Rita Kusuma Dewi
  • Berthdigna Devi Surya Kusuma

Men's Lead

  • Putra Tri Ramadani
  • Raviandi Ramadhan

Women's Lead

  • Sukma Lintang Cahyani
  • Alma Ariella Tsany

Men's Boulder

  • Raviandi Ramadhan
  • Ravianto Ramadhan

Indonesia therefore has representatives across speed, boulder and lead. Raviandi Ramadhan is scheduled to compete in both men's lead and men's boulder.


Sport Climbing Events at Asian Games 2026

The Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games sport climbing program includes six medal events:

  • Men's Boulder
  • Women's Boulder
  • Men's Lead
  • Women's Lead
  • Men's Speed
  • Women's Speed

Boulder, lead and speed are presented as separate men's and women's events in the Aichi-Nagoya sport climbing program.


Where Is Sport Climbing Held at Asian Games 2026?

Sport climbing is being held at Portmesse Nagoya Exhibition Hall 1 in Nagoya, Aichi, Japan.

Venue City Country
Portmesse Nagoya Exhibition Hall 1 Nagoya, Aichi Japan

Asian Games 2026 Sport Climbing — IST Times

Japan is 3 hours and 30 minutes ahead of India. The main sport climbing sessions therefore occur during the morning and afternoon in India, with some speed knockout rounds taking place later in the afternoon.

JST IST Session
10:00 JST 06:30 IST Boulder semifinal / morning session
12:30 JST 09:00 IST Speed qualification
17:00 JST 13:30 IST Women's lead semifinal
18:00 JST 14:30 IST Final / medal session
20:06 JST 16:36 IST Speed quarterfinal session

Example: An event scheduled for 18:00 JST starts at 14:30 IST in India.


Sport Climbing Time Zones

Country / Region Time Zone 18:00 JST
Japan JST UTC+9 18:00
South Korea KST UTC+9 18:00
China CST UTC+8 17:00
Malaysia MYT UTC+8 17:00
Indonesia — WIB UTC+7 16:00
India IST UTC+5:30 14:30
Brazil BRT UTC-3 06:00

Asian Games 2026 Sport Climbing Live Streaming

Live television and streaming rights for the Asian Games vary by country and territory. Viewers should use the official broadcaster or streaming service available in their region.

For Indian viewers, check the official Asian Games coverage available through the relevant broadcast and streaming partners before each sport climbing session.

Sport Climbing — Live Coverage

Check your local official broadcaster for live coverage, start times and availability.

Asian Games Live Streaming →

Asian Games 2026 Sport Climbing Results

Official results, rankings, start lists and classifications are updated through the Asian Games results platform during the competition.

Official Asian Games Results:
Asian Games 2026 Results →

For specific sport climbing events, use the official results pages linked in the Next Events section above.


Indonesia at Asian Games 2026 Sport Climbing

Indonesia's team includes athletes competing across speed, boulder and lead.

Veddriq Leonardo and Aditya Tri Syahria represent Indonesia in men's speed, while Desak Made Rita Kusuma Dewi and Berthdigna Devi Surya Kusuma compete in women's speed.

In lead, Indonesia is represented by Putra Tri Ramadani, Raviandi Ramadhan, Sukma Lintang Cahyani and Alma Ariella Tsany.

In men's boulder, Raviandi Ramadhan and Ravianto Ramadhan represent Indonesia.


Asian Games 2026 Sport Climbing Medal Events

  • Men's Boulder — Final, September 30
  • Women's Speed 4 — Final, September 30
  • Women's Boulder — Final, October 1
  • Men's Speed 4 — Final, October 1
  • Women's Lead — Final, October 3
  • Men's Lead — Final, October 3

Asian Games 2026 Sport Climbing FAQ

When does sport climbing start at the Asian Games 2026?

Sport climbing begins on September 29, 2026 and continues through October 3, 2026.

Where is sport climbing held?

The sport climbing competition is being held at Portmesse Nagoya Exhibition Hall 1 in Nagoya, Aichi, Japan.

How many Indonesian sport climbers are competing?

Indonesia has nine athletes competing in sport climbing at the 2026 Asian Games.

Which Indonesian athletes compete in speed climbing?

Indonesia's speed team includes Veddriq Leonardo, Aditya Tri Syahria, Desak Made Rita Kusuma Dewi and Berthdigna Devi Surya Kusuma.

Which Indonesian athletes compete in lead climbing?

The Indonesian lead team includes Putra Tri Ramadani, Raviandi Ramadhan, Sukma Lintang Cahyani and Alma Ariella Tsany.

Which Indonesian athletes compete in boulder?

Raviandi Ramadhan and Ravianto Ramadhan are Indonesia's men's boulder representatives.

What time is sport climbing in India?

Japan is 3 hours and 30 minutes ahead of India. A 10:00 JST session starts at 06:30 IST, a 12:30 JST session starts at 09:00 IST, and an 18:00 JST final starts at 14:30 IST.

When are the sport climbing finals?

The men's boulder final and women's speed final are scheduled for September 30. The women's boulder final and men's speed final are scheduled for October 1. The women's and men's lead finals are scheduled for October 3.

What are the next sport climbing events?

The next listed events on October 1 are the Women's Boulder Final at 18:00 JST and the Men's Speed 4 quarterfinals beginning at 20:06 JST, with heats scheduled at 20:06, 20:08, 20:10 and 20:12 JST.

How can I watch Asian Games 2026 sport climbing live?

Broadcast and streaming availability depends on the country. Check the official local broadcaster or streaming partner before each session.


Related Asian Games 2026 Sports

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Official Sources


Last updated: September 30, 2026

Asian Games 2026 Day 2: Biggest Stories, Results, Medals & Viral Moments

Updated: September 21, 2026

The Asian Games 2026 Day 2 delivered another packed day of competition in Aichi-Nagoya and across the Games' venues, with major medal results in swimming, shooting, mixed martial arts, hockey, badminton, table tennis, kabaddi and other sports.

One of the biggest stories was 13-year-old Chinese swimmer Yu Zidi, who won her second gold medal of the Games and set another Asian Games record in the women's 200m individual medley. China also added major swimming and shooting victories, while India collected four more medals and made history in MMA.

This page brings together the 10 biggest Asian Games 2026 Day 2 stories, results, medal winners, records, viral moments and major developments from September 21. The article can be updated as official results are confirmed.

๐Ÿ† Asian Games 2026 Day 2 at a Glance

Event: 20th Asian Games — Aichi-Nagoya 2026

Day: Day 2 of medal competition

Date: September 21, 2026

Host: Aichi-Nagoya, Japan

Featured sports: Swimming, Shooting, MMA, Hockey, Kabaddi, Badminton, Table Tennis, Wushu and more

Biggest headline: Yu Zidi wins second gold and sets Asian Games record

India: Four additional medals, including a historic MMA bronze

Coverage: Results, medals, records, viral moments and major stories

Latest update: India finished Day 2 with six medals overall — four silver and two bronze. China remained at the top of the medal standings, while Japan and the Republic of Korea also added to their totals. Medal tables can change as official results are confirmed.

๐Ÿ”ฅ Top 10 Asian Games 2026 Day 2 Stories

1. 13-Year-Old Yu Zidi Wins Her Second Gold and Sets Another Record

The biggest story of Day 2 came from the swimming pool as 13-year-old Yu Zidi of China won the women's 200m individual medley.

Yu stopped the clock at 2:06.10, setting an Asian Games record in the event. The performance was also just 0.40 seconds away from the world record held by Canada's Summer McIntosh.

It was Yu's second gold medal in as many days after her women's 200m butterfly victory on Day 1.

๐ŸŠ Day 2 Highlight
Yu Zidi — China — Women's 200m Individual Medley
Gold + Asian Games Record: 2:06.10

2. China Continues to Build Its Medal Lead

China added another strong collection of medals across swimming, shooting and other events, strengthening its position at the top of the Aichi-Nagoya medal standings.

Among the major Chinese results was Dong Zhihao's gold medal in the men's 100m breaststroke, while Olympic champion Sheng Lihao successfully defended his men's 10m air rifle title.

The combination of swimming and shooting success made China one of the dominant stories of Day 2.

3. India Adds Four More Medals

India enjoyed another productive day on the medal front, adding four medals to its Day 1 total.

Three of the new medals came from shooting, while Suchika Tariyal won a historic bronze in mixed martial arts.

India finished Day 2 with four silver medals and two bronze medals, for a total of six.

๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ณ India — Day 2 Medal Update

New medals: 4
Overall medals: 6
Gold: 0
Silver: 4
Bronze: 2

4. Suchika Tariyal Makes MMA History for India

Suchika Tariyal became India's first Asian Games medallist in mixed martial arts after securing a bronze medal in the women's traditional 60kg category.

Her semifinal against Singapore's Hui Hoon Teo ended in a draw. Under the competition rules, the lighter athlete advanced, with Suchika reportedly weighing around 700 grams more at the morning weigh-in.

The result nevertheless gave India a historic first MMA medal at the Asian Games.

๐Ÿฅ‹ Historic Moment
Suchika Tariyal — India
Bronze Medal — Women's Traditional 60kg MMA

5. India Wins Three More Shooting Medals

Shooting again became India's most productive medal sport on Day 2.

Himanshu Dhillon won silver and Rudrankksh Patil won bronze in the men's 10m air rifle individual event.

The pair also combined with Parth Mane to win silver in the men's 10m air rifle team competition.

๐Ÿ”ซ Men's 10m Air Rifle — India

Team: Silver
Himanshu Dhillon: Silver
Rudrankksh Patil: Bronze

6. Yu Zidi's Second Gold Becomes One of the Biggest Viral Stories

Yu Zidi's age, performances and record-breaking times continued to generate major attention across Asian Games coverage and social media.

At only 13 years old, Yu has already won two individual gold medals at Aichi-Nagoya 2026.

Her second victory, combined with the Asian Games record of 2:06.10, turned the young Chinese swimmer into one of the defining stories of the opening days of the Games.

7. Siobhan Haughey Defends Her Asian Games 200m Freestyle Title

Hong Kong star Siobhan Haughey successfully defended her women's 200m freestyle title.

The victory added another major swimming headline to Day 2, while Haughey continued her strong Asian Games campaign in the Tokyo Aquatics Centre.

Hong Kong also collected additional medals in swimming, including a silver for Ian Ho Yentou in the men's 50m freestyle.

8. North Korea and South Korea Draw 1-1 in Women's Football

The women's football competition produced one of the day's most closely watched matches as North Korea and South Korea drew 1-1.

The result attracted international attention because of the significance of the matchup, while the football competition continued across the Aichi-Nagoya programme.

9. Carlos Yulo Leads Philippines Gymnastics Headlines

Philippines gymnastics star Carlos Yulo also attracted attention on Day 2 as artistic gymnastics qualification continued.

Yulo posted a 14.600 score in the men's floor exercise during qualification, keeping him firmly among the athletes to watch as the gymnastics competition develops.

๐Ÿคธ Philippines Highlight
Carlos Yulo — Artistic Gymnastics
Men's Floor Exercise Qualification: 14.600

10. Weather Disruptions Affect the Competition Schedule

Weather became another major story around the Games as Typhoon Dujuan threatened parts of Japan.

Organizers postponed the equestrian eventing competition as a precaution because of concerns over heavy rain and strong winds.

The situation is a reminder that Asian Games schedules can change during the competition. Fans should check the latest official schedule before following individual events.

๐Ÿ… Asian Games 2026 Medal Table After Day 2

After the second full day of medal competition, China remained at the top of the standings, followed by Japan and the Republic of Korea. India moved to a total of six medals, consisting of four silver and two bronze.

Rank Country ๐Ÿฅ‡ Gold ๐Ÿฅˆ Silver ๐Ÿฅ‰ Bronze Total
1 China 23 10 5 38
2 Japan 8 12 12 32
3 Republic of Korea 5 3 15 23
4 Kazakhstan 4 1 3 8
5 Thailand 3 1 0 4
6 Hong Kong, China 2 3 3 8
7 Chinese Taipei 1 3 2 6
8 Macao, China 1 3 0 4
9 Myanmar 1 1 1 3
10 Uzbekistan 1 1 1 3
11 Kuwait 1 0 2 3
12 India 0 4 2 6

Medal standings can change as additional official results are confirmed. The table above reflects the Day 2 standings reported after the main medal events on September 21, 2026.

๐Ÿ† Full Asian Games 2026 Medal Table

View Live Medal Tally & Standings →

๐Ÿ“Š Asian Games 2026 Day 2 Results by Sport

๐ŸŠ Swimming

  • Yu Zidi won the women's 200m individual medley gold medal in 2:06.10.
  • Yu set an Asian Games record and claimed her second gold of the Games.
  • Dong Zhihao won men's 100m breaststroke gold.
  • Qin Haiyang won bronze in the men's 100m breaststroke.
  • Siobhan Haughey defended her women's 200m freestyle title for Hong Kong.

๐Ÿ”ซ Shooting

  • India won three medals in men's 10m air rifle.
  • Himanshu Dhillon won individual silver.
  • Rudrankksh Patil won individual bronze.
  • Himanshu Dhillon, Rudrankksh Patil and Parth Mane won team silver.
  • China's Sheng Lihao defended his men's 10m air rifle title.

๐Ÿฅ‹ Mixed Martial Arts

  • Suchika Tariyal won India's first Asian Games MMA medal.
  • Suchika secured bronze in the women's traditional 60kg category.
  • MMA is making its Asian Games debut at Aichi-Nagoya 2026.

⚽ Football

  • North Korea 1-1 South Korea in women's football.
  • The match attracted major attention during the second day of competition.

๐Ÿคธ Artistic Gymnastics

  • Carlos Yulo recorded 14.600 in men's floor exercise qualification.
  • The Philippines star remains one of the athletes to watch as gymnastics progresses.

๐Ÿ‘ Hockey

  • Asian Games hockey competition continued across the men's and women's tournaments.
  • India remained one of the major teams followed by fans across the continent.

๐Ÿธ Badminton

  • Badminton team competition continued with several Asian nations advancing through the early stages.
  • India also progressed in women's team competition.

๐Ÿ“ Table Tennis

  • India's women's team defeated Singapore 3-2.
  • India's men's team lost 0-3 to Iran.

๐Ÿƒ Wushu

  • Wushu competition continued with athletes competing across multiple events.

๐Ÿ”ฅ Asian Games 2026 Day 2 Viral Moments

The second day produced several moments that quickly became major talking points across Asian Games coverage and social media.

  • Yu Zidi, 13, wins her second gold medal.
  • Yu sets another Asian Games record in the 200m individual medley.
  • Suchika Tariyal makes Indian MMA history with bronze.
  • India wins three more shooting medals.
  • Sheng Lihao successfully defends his 10m air rifle title.
  • Siobhan Haughey defends her Asian Games swimming title.
  • North Korea and South Korea draw 1-1 in women's football.
  • Carlos Yulo posts 14.600 in gymnastics qualification.

⭐ Athletes Who Stole the Spotlight on Day 2

Athlete Country Sport Day 2 Highlight
Yu Zidi China Swimming 200m IM gold + Asian Games record
Sheng Lihao China Shooting 10m air rifle gold
Suchika Tariyal India MMA Historic bronze
Himanshu Dhillon India Shooting Individual silver + team silver
Rudrankksh Patil India Shooting Individual bronze + team silver
Siobhan Haughey Hong Kong Swimming Defended 200m freestyle title
Carlos Yulo Philippines Gymnastics 14.600 in floor qualification

๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ณ India at Asian Games 2026 — Day 2 Highlights

India added four medals on Day 2, taking its overall medal tally to six.

Shooting produced three of the new medals, while Suchika Tariyal's bronze in MMA created a historic first for India at the Asian Games.

  • ๐Ÿฅˆ Men's 10m Air Rifle Team — Silver
  • ๐Ÿฅˆ Himanshu Dhillon — Men's 10m Air Rifle Individual Silver
  • ๐Ÿฅ‰ Rudrankksh Patil — Men's 10m Air Rifle Individual Bronze
  • ๐Ÿฅ‰ Suchika Tariyal — MMA Bronze
  • ๐Ÿธ Women's Badminton — Advanced in team competition
  • ๐Ÿ“ Women's Table Tennis — Won 3-2 against Singapore

๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ณ Follow India's Asian Games 2026 Campaign

Check India's complete schedule, results, medals and live-streaming information throughout Aichi-Nagoya 2026.

Asian Games 2026 India Coverage →

๐Ÿ‡จ๐Ÿ‡ณ China at Asian Games 2026 — Day 2 Highlights

China continued to produce major medal results across the Games, with swimming and shooting among its most successful sports.

Yu Zidi won her second gold medal and set an Asian Games record in the women's 200m individual medley, while Dong Zhihao won men's 100m breaststroke gold.

Olympic champion Sheng Lihao also successfully defended his men's 10m air rifle title.

๐Ÿ‡ฏ๐Ÿ‡ต Japan at Asian Games 2026 — Day 2 Highlights

Host nation Japan continued to add medals across the second day of competition and remained near the top of the overall standings.

Japanese athletes were involved in medal-winning performances across several sports as the home nation continued its Aichi-Nagoya campaign.

๐Ÿ‡ญ๐Ÿ‡ฐ Hong Kong at Asian Games 2026 — Day 2 Highlights

Hong Kong enjoyed a strong day in swimming, highlighted by Siobhan Haughey's successful defense of her women's 200m freestyle title.

Hong Kong also added further medals through its swimmers as competition continued at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre.

๐Ÿ‡ต๐Ÿ‡ญ Philippines at Asian Games 2026 — Day 2 Highlights

The Philippines continued to attract attention through artistic gymnastics, with Carlos Yulo among the country's biggest stars.

Yulo posted 14.600 in the men's floor exercise qualification, keeping the reigning world-class gymnast firmly in focus as the gymnastics competition progresses.

๐Ÿ“… What to Watch Next at Asian Games 2026

The next competition day brings another packed programme across Aichi-Nagoya, with medal events and major team competitions continuing across multiple venues.

Fans should watch the upcoming action in shooting, swimming, MMA, hockey, badminton, table tennis, kabaddi, gymnastics, boxing, wushu and other sports.

India will continue its medal campaign, while China, Japan, South Korea and other leading Asian nations look to add to their totals.

๐Ÿ“บ Asian Games 2026 Schedule & Live Coverage

Find upcoming events, match times, results, TV channels and live-streaming information for Asian Games 2026.

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๐Ÿ“บ Where to Watch Asian Games 2026

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❓ Asian Games 2026 Day 2 FAQ

When was Day 2 of the Asian Games 2026?

Day 2 of the main medal competition took place on September 21, 2026, in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan.

Who was the biggest story of Day 2?

Yu Zidi was one of the biggest stories after the 13-year-old Chinese swimmer won her second gold medal and set an Asian Games record in the women's 200m individual medley.

What record did Yu Zidi set?

Yu Zidi won the women's 200m individual medley in 2:06.10, setting an Asian Games record.

How many medals did India win on Day 2?

India added four medals on Day 2: two silver medals and one bronze medal in shooting, plus a bronze medal in MMA.

Who won India's first Asian Games MMA medal?

Suchika Tariyal won a bronze medal in the women's traditional 60kg MMA category, becoming India's first Asian Games MMA medallist.

Who won the men's 10m air rifle gold medal?

China's Sheng Lihao won the men's 10m air rifle gold medal and successfully defended his Asian Games title.

Did Carlos Yulo compete on Day 2?

Yes. Philippines gymnastics star Carlos Yulo competed in artistic gymnastics qualification and recorded 14.600 in men's floor exercise.

Who won the women's 200m freestyle?

Hong Kong's Siobhan Haughey defended her Asian Games women's 200m freestyle title.

Where can I find the latest Asian Games 2026 medal table?

The latest medal standings are available on our dedicated Asian Games 2026 Medal Table page, which is updated as official results are confirmed.

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