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Asian Games 2026 Day 6, Full India results Live updates: Skeet shooters strike bronze, kabaddi assures medal

By Sohail Khan 24 September 2026, 10:24 am

Asian Games 2026 Day 6, Full India results: Follow latest updates and live results from India's Asian Games campaign in Japan.

Updated on: Sep 24, 2026, 12:15:23 IST

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    The sixth day at the 2926 Asian Games started on a sensational note for India as the contingent won two medals within the opening hour in Aichi-Nagoya. The first came on bronze in rowing, followed by a historic silver in wushu.

    Satnam Singh and Salman Khan kicked off Thursday with a third-place finish in men's double sculls final, clocking 6:13.25, just 3.48 seconds behind the winners Yi Xudi / Nie Yide of China, and 2.76 seconds behind Mekhrojbek Mamatkulov / Pavel Sorin of Uzbekistan who earned silver. This was Satnam's second medal at the Asian Games, having won the bronze in 2022 in men's quadruple sculls team.

    Roshibina Devi then won the silver medal in women's 60kg Sanda. This was her second consecutive silver at the Games and a third-straight Asiad medal haul, which came after she lost to Zhang Xiaoyu of China by a 2-0 scoreline, losing both rounds 0-5 – (2-6, 3-6, 2-6, 2-6, 2-8) and (2-10, 3-8, 3-7, 3-7, 1-6).

    Parinaaz Dhaliwal and Anant Jeet Singh Naruka won India's eighth medal in shooting at the Asian Games this year with a bronze haul in mixed team skeet.

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    Asian Games Day 6 LIVE updates

    Here's the full list of results for India on Day 6 at the Asian Games:

    Swimming

    Men's 50m butterfly heats

    Benediction Beniston ended joint 12th, failed to qualify for final

    Men's 800m freestyle final B

    Aryan Nehra ended 3rd

    Men's 4x100m freestyle relay heats

    India ended 12th, failed to qualify for final

    Kabaddi:

    India beat 37-21 Chinese Taipei in Group A fixture to reach semifinal, assure medal

    Boxing:

    Sumit Kundu loses to Ali Qasim Hamdan Al Sarray (Iraq) in men's 70kg round of 16 bout

    Squash:

    Anahat Singh beat Au Yeong Wai Lynn of Singapore in women's singles round of 16

    Tanvi Khanna beats Yeong Wai Yhann of Singapore 3-1 (5-11, 11-4, 11-5, 13-11) in women's singles round of 16

    Suraj Chand-Shameena Riaz lost 0-2 to Joshana Chinappa-Velavan Senthilkumar in mixed doubles round of 16.

    Athletics

    India finished 4th, qualified for 4x400m relay mixed final

    Anamika Aneesh is tenth (868) and Pooja (894) is eighth in heptathlon, after the 100m hurdles event.

    Canoe sprint

    Women's canoe single 200m semi-final

    Megha Pradeep ended 4th, failed to qualify for final

    Women's kayak double 500m semi-final

    Soniya Devi Phairembam/Parvathy Geetha ended 5th, failed to qualify for final

    Men's kayak four 500m final A

    India ended 7th

    Raju Rawat-Gyaneshwor Singh finish ninth (last) in men's canoe double 500m final.

    Harshawardhan Shaktawat finishes fifth men's kayak single 500m heat 2, qualifies for semifinal

    Shooting:

    Parinaaz Dhaliwal-Anant Jeet Singh Naruka qualify for skeet mixed team qualification.

    Akash Bharadwaj, Kamaljeet, Kedarling Balakrishna Uchaganve fail to qualify for men's 10m air pistol individual final.

    Fencing:

    Bhavani Devi loses to Rao Xuyi in round of 16 women's sabre individual

    Rowing

    Men's single sculls final A

    Balraj Panwar ended 4th

    Men's double sculls final A

    Satnam Singh/Salman Khan won bronze

    Men's pair final B

    Jaswinder Singh/Nitin Kumar ended 1st

    Women's four final A

    India ended 6th

    Table tennis

    Women's doubles Round 2

    Diya Chitale/Yashaswini Ghorpade beat Setayesh Iloukhani/Mashid Ashtari 3-0

    Sreeja Akula/Syndrela Das beat Bolor-erdene Batmunkh/Burenjargal/Sanjaa 3-0

    Men's singles Round 1

    Manush Shah beat Wong Qi Shen of Malaysia 4-0

    Wushu

    Women's 60kg final

    Roshibina Devi Naorem lost to Xiaoyu Zhang 0-2, won silver

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