18 Gold medal were on show today and the hosts South Korea claimed the top position ahead of China. The North Korean weightlifter created a World Record while Indian Jitu Rai became the first Indian shooter to grab back-to-back Gold medals in CWG and Asian Games. Check the medal winners and other results of Day 1 in all the events of Incheon Asian Games.
Daily Result for India: Sept 20
Daily Schedule for India: Sept 20
Overall Schedule: Sept 20
Asian Games Shooting: Medal Winners of Every Asian Games
Schedule of Indians for Other Sports in Asian Games: Swimming, Archery, Athletics, Badminton, Basketball, Boxing, Canoeing, Cycling, Equestrian, Football, Golf, Handball, Hockey, Kabaddi, Rowing, Rugby, Sailing, Sepaktakraw, Shooting, Squash, Taekwondo, Tennis, Volleyball, Weightlifting, Wushu
Indian Contingent
Medals on Day 1 of Every Game
- 4 Judo, Shooting,
2 Cycling Track, Fencing, Weightlifting, Wushu
1 Equestrian, Synchronized Swimming
Badminton Team results
Men’s Team Round of 16
- Hong Kong def Maldives 3-0
Nepal def Macau 3-0
Korea def India 3-0
Chinese Taipei def Thailand 3-0
Men’s and Women’s :
Women’s Team Round of 16
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Malaysia Def Nepal
Indonesia def Maldives
India def Macau
Chinese Taipei def Hong Kong
Women’s Team Quarterfinals
- China def Malaysia 3-0
Match 2 Japan vs Indonesia
Match 3 India vs Thailand
Match 4 Korea def Chinese Taipei 3-0
Basketball
Men’s Qualifying Round
Group A Match 1 Mongolia def Hong Kong 86-77
Group B Match 1 Kazakhstan def Saudi Arabia 89-59
Group A Match 2 Kuwait def Maldives 116-44
Group B Match 2 India def Palestine 89-49
Beach Volleyball
Women’s Preliminary
- Pool C Kazakhstan def Korea 2-0
Pool B Thailand def Japan 2-1
Men’s Preliminary
- Pool D Kazakhstan def Maldives 2-0
Pool D Hong Kong def Korea 2-0
Pool G Thailand def Kuwait 2-0
Pool G Indonesia def Afghanistan 2-0
Pool A Kazakhstan def Oman 2-0
Pool H Qatar def Maldives 2-0
Pool H Thailand def Tajikistan 2-0
Cricket Women’s Group Match
- Group C China def Korea by 8 wickets.
Group D Thailand def Malaysia by 9 wickets
Cycling
Women’s Team Sprint
- Gold: China
Silver: Korea
Bronze: Chinese Taipei
Men’s Team Sprint
- Gold: Korea
Silver: China
Bronze: Japan
Men’s Team Pursuit Qualifying
20 qualified.
Equestrian
Dressage Team Priz St-Georges
- Gold: Korea
Silver: Japan
Bronze: Chinese Taipei
Dressage Individual Priz St-Georges
- 30 Qualified including 4 from India (Nadia, Shruti, Rajendra, Vanita)
Princess from Thailand and Ko Wen from Chinese Taipei were the only two who failed to qualify.
Football
- Women’s First Round Group C North Korea def Hong Kong 5-0
Fencing
Women’s Sabre Individual
- Gold: Lee Rajin (Korea)
Silver: Kim Jiyeon (Korea)
Bronze: Shen Chen (China) & Li Fei (China)
Men’s Individual Epee
- Gold: Jung Jinsun (Korea)
Silver: Park Kyoungdoo (Korea)
Bronze: Lim Wei Wen (Singapore) and Nguyen Tien Nhat (Vietnam)
- 09.00 Women’s Sabre Individual Preliminaries Pool A
Kim Jiyeon (Korea) vs Li Fei (China)
Remaining matches are followed one after another
A Nguyen (Vietnam) vs Permatasari Diah (Indonesia)
Li Fei (China) vs Lau Ywen (Singapore)
Permatasari (Indonesia) vs Yundendori (Mongolia)
Lau Ywen (Singapore) vs Kim Jieyeon (Korea)
Yundendori (Mongolia) vs Nguyen Thi Thanh Loan (Vietnam)
Li Fei (China) vs Permatasari Diah (Indonesia)
Kim Jiyeon (Korea) vs Nguyen (Vietnam)
Permatasari Diah (Indonesia) vs Lau Ywen (Singapore)
Kim Jiyeon (Korea) vs Yundendori (Mongolia)
Handball
Men’s Preliminary Round
- Group D Chinese Taipei def India 39-20
Group A Bahrain def Mongolia 57-14
Group D Korea def Japan 31-24
Group B Kuwait def Hong Kong 40-20
Group C Qatar def Oman 31-19
Group C China def UAE 20-15
Women’s Preliminary Round
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Group A Korea def India 47-11
Group B Japan def Hong Kong 37-8
Group B Uzbekistan def Maldives 41-4
Hockey
Men’s Pool Matches
- Pool A Match 1 Japan def Bangladesh 8-0
Pool A Match 2 Malaysia def Singapore 8-2
Pool B Match 1 Pakistan def Sri Lanka 14-0
Pool B Match 2 China def Oman 5-0
Judo
Men’s 60 Kg
- Gold: Yeldos (Kazakhstan)
Silver: Boldbaatar (Mongolia)
Bronze: Wonjin (Korea) and Toru (Japan)
Men’s 66 Kg
- Gold: Tumurkhuleg (Mongolia)
Silver: Tomofumi (Japan)
Bronze: Mirzokhid (Uzbekistan) & Azamat (Kazakhstan)
Women’s 48 Kg
- Gold: Urantsetseg (Mongolia)
Silver: Emi (Japan)
Bronze: Kim Solmi (North Korea) & Bokyeong (Korea)
Women’s 52 Kg
- Gold: Misato (Japan)
Silver: Gulbadam (Turkmenistan)
Bronze: Eunjung (Korea) & Lenariya (Kazakhstan)
Rowing
Women’s Pair Heat 1
- Finals: China, Korea, Kazakhstan, Indonesia, Vietnam, India
Lightweight Men’s Single Sculls Heat 1
- Finals: Kwan Hoi (Hong Kong) and Cholhun (North Korea)
Repechage: Uzbekistan, Philippines and Vietnam
Lightweight Men’s Single Sculls Heat 2
- Finals: Hakbeom (Korea) and Dishiant (India)
Repechage: Iran, Pakistan and Kuwait
Women’s Doubles Sculls Heat 1
- Finals: China, Kazakhstan, Thailand, Chinese Taipei
Lightweight Men’s Double Sculls Heat 1
- Finals: Japan and India (Roopendra Singh, Manjeet Singh)
Repechage: Philippines, Indonesia and Pakistan.
Lightweight Men’s Double Sculls Heat 2
- Finals: China and Hong Kong
Repechage: Thailand, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan
Lightweight Women’s Quadruple Sculls Heat 1
- Finals: Indonesia
Repechage: Iran, Thailand, India (Varghese, Chaun, Chaoba Devi, Manjula
Lightweight Women’s Quadruple Sculls Heat 2
- Finals: China
Repechage: Vietnam, Korea
Men’s Quadruple Sculls Heat 1
- Finals: China, Chinese Taipei
Repechage: Hong Kong, Iran, Thailand
Men’s Quadruple Sculls Heat 2
- Final: Korea, Kazakhstan
Repechage: Iraq, Uzbekistan
Women’s Single Sculls Heat 1
- Finals: Hong Kong, Korea, Vietnam, Iran
Sepaktakraw
Men’s Doubles Preliminary
- Group A Korea def Japan 2-1
Group A Singapore def Nepal 2-0
Group B Myanmar def Brunei 2-1
Group B Laos def Indonesia 2-0
Group A Korea def Singapore 2-0
Group A Japan def Korea 2-0
Group B Myanmar def Laos 2-0
Group B Indonesia def Brunei 2-0
Women’s Doubles Preliminary
- Group A Korea def Laos 2-1
Group B Vietnam def Malaysia 2-0
Group A Japan def Nepal 2-0
Group B Myanmar def Malaysia 2-0
Shooting
10m Air Pistol Women’s Finals
- Gold: Mengyuan (China)
Silver: Jeehae (Korea)
Bronze: Shweta Chaudhry (India)
10 m Air Pistol Women’s Team
- Gold: China
Silver: Chinese Taipei
Bronze: Mongolia
50m Pistol Men’s
- Gold: Jitu Rai (India)
Silver: Phuong (Vietnam)
Bronze: Zhiwei (China)
50m Pistol Men’s Team
- Gold: China
Silver: Korea
Bronze: Vietnam
Trap Men’s Qualification Day 1
20 of them qualify, including 3 Indians.
Squash
Men’s Singles Round of 32
- Match 2 Khaleel Ahmad (Jordan) def Shen Jiaqi (China) 3-0
Match 3 Sehyun (Korea) def Sarhan A J (Qatar) 3-0
Match 6 Tsukue (Japan) def Armando (Macau) 3-0
Match 7 Farhan (Pakistan) def Khaleel Ahmad (Jordan) 3-1
Match 10 Junjie (China) def Tsun Man (Macau) 3-0
Match 15 Lee (Korea) def Fukui Yutai (Japan) 3-0
Women’s Singles Round of 16
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Match 2 Misaki (Japan) def Ashraf (Pak) 3-0
Match 3 Chinappa Joshana (India) def Song Sunmi (Korea) 3-0
Match 4 Pallikal Dipika Rebecca (India) def Jinyue (China) 3-1
Match 5 Annie (Honk Kong) def Chinatsu (Japan) 3-1
Match 6 Wazir Maria Toorpakai (Pakistan) def Dongjin (China) 3-0
Match 7 CHan Ho Ling (Hong Kong) def Kwai Chi (Macau) 3-0
Match 8 Low Wee Wern (Malaysia) def Park Eunok (Korea) 3-0
Men’s Singles Round of 16
- Saurav Ghosal (India) def Khaleel Ahmad (Jordan) 3-0
Iqbal Nasir (Pakistan) def Sehyun (Korea) 3-1
Au Chun Ming (Hong Kong) Def Tsukue (Japan) 3-1
Ong Beng Hee (Malaysia) def Farhan (Pakistan) 3-0
Mohd Adnan (Malaysia) def Junjie (China) 3-0
Al Tamimi Abdulla (Qatar) def Ammar (Kuwait) 3-2
Lee Ho Yin (Hong Kong) def Lee (Korea) 3-1
Almezayen (Kuwait) def Harinder Pal Singh Sandhu (India) 3-0
Synchronised Swimming
- 10:00 Duets Technical Routine
Duets Free Routine
- Gold: China
Silver: Japan
Bronze: Kazakhstan
Tennis: All Results of Day 1
Women’s Team first Round
Mol>India def Oman 3-0
Hong Kong def Pakistan 3-0
Chinese Taipei def Nepal 3-0
Thailand def Uzbekistan 2-1
Kazakhstan def Mongolia 3-0
Men’s Team first Round
- Hong Kong def Kuwait 2-1
Saudi Arabia def Oman 3-0
Turkmenistan def Cambodia 3-0
Pakistan def Qatar 2-0
Philippines def Mongolia 3-0
Volleyball
Men’s Preliminary Round
- Group B Kuwait def Pakistan 3-0
Group A Korea def Kazakhstan 3-0
Group C India def Hong Kong 3-1
Women’s Preliminary Round
- Group A Korea def India 3-0
Group B Chinese Taipei def Hong Kong 3-0
Weightlifting
North Korean Om Yunchol with 298 Kg created a World Record in Men’s 56 Kg. India’s Sukhen Dey performed below his capability that won him a medal in Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2014, and could not even qualify for the final heat.
Men’s 56 Kg
- Gold: North Korea
Silver: Vietnam
Bronze: China
Women’s 48 Kg Group A Qualifiers
- 1. China
2. Hong Kong
3. Korea
4. Japan
Wushu
Men’s Changquan
- Gold: Korea
Silver: Macau
Bronze: Japan
Women’s Nanguan/Nandao
- Gold: Malaysia
Silver: Indonesia
Bronze: China
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