Asian Games 2023 Day 9 Highlights: India Add Seven Medals (3 Silver,4 Bronze) Including Double Podium Finish In Women's 3000m Steeplechase

That's a wrap on the ninth day as India finish the day by adding seven more medals - three silver, and four bronze to take the overall tally to 60 mark. 

Catch you tomorrow with more thrilling Asian Games updates!

India's Men's Bridge team secures a medal.

They advanced to the semifinals by claiming the second spot in the double round-robin stage with a total of 288.60 points. Their next challenge awaits as they are set to face China in the semis.

Hemam London Singh finished 12th out of 15 divers in the Men's 1m Springboard event, scoring 207.80 points.

After the first day of competition, Tejaswin Shankar holds a commanding 250-point lead. The Indian decathlete had a strong finish, winning both the high jump and 400m events, resulting in a total score of 4260 points.

Mixed 4x400m Relay Team of Muhammed Ajmal, Vithya Ramraj and Rajesh Ramesh & Subha Venkatesan win Silver after Sri Lankan team got disqualified.

Pavithra settles for 4th place in Women's Pole Vault event. 

Team India win bronze in 4x400 Mixed Relay event 

Ancy Sojan Wins Silver In Women's Long Jump with her best effort of 6.63m (PB) jump.

Following the completion of the third round in the women's long jump, India's Ancy Sojan holds the second position; Shaili Singh is currently in fourth place.

Women's Long Jump:

Ancy Sojan currently holds the second position with her second attempt measuring 6.49m, while Shaili Singh is currently in the third position with her second attempt covering a distance of 6.34m. In their first attempts, Ancy recorded 6.13m, and Shaili achieved 6.38m.

India Win 'Double' In Women's 3000m steeple chase; Parul Chaudhary Wins Silver, Priti Lamba Takes Bronze

Parul Chaudhary takes an early lead in Women’s 3000m Steeple Chase Final. But, Bahren's Winfred Yavi is at the front again. Yavi won a steeplechase gold in Budapest. 

India's London Singh in action in Men's 1m Springboard event.

He scores 34.10 in his first dive. China's WANG Zongyuan is leading the chart with a score of 79.50.

Athletics will start at 4:30 PM IST.

7/8 athletes in the morning session qualified for the final. Here is the list of all the events: 

I apologize for the confusion. Here's the information with the time mentioned afterward:

• Women's Pole Vault Final: Pavithra Vengatesh (4:30 PM)
• Men's Decathlon High Jump: Tejaswin Shankar (4:35 PM)
• Women's Long Jump Final: Ancy Sojan, Shaili Singh (4:40 PM)
• Women's 3000m Steeplechase: Priti Lamba, Parul Chaudhary (4:50 PM)
• Men's 200m Final: Muhammed Anas (5:25 PM)
• 4X400 Mixed Relay Finals: Jisna Mathew, Muhammed Ajmal, Aishwarya Mishra, Soniya Baishya, Muhammed Anas (6:10 PM)
• Men's Decathlon 400m: Tejaswin Shankar (6:40 PM)

Indian Women's Basketball team loses 57-96 to North Korea in the QF. End of India's campaign

Dhiraj  Bommadevara is through to QFs after scoring a perfect 10 against his Bangladeshi opponent's 8 in the Shoot-off in the Men's Recurve 1/16 elimination.

Saurav Ghosal beats Kuwait's Ammar Al-Tamimi 3-0 in Men's Singles RO16 match to reach QFs.

Tanvi Khanna is through to Qf as well in Women's single after beating Thailand's Arichaya Chujit.

Mahesh Mangaonkar lost to Japan's Ryunosuke Tsuke in Men's singles by 0-3. End of his campaign. 

Recurve 1/8 Elimination:

Men's Individual:

Atanu Das secured a victory by defeating Tajakistan's Robert Nam with a score of 7-1.

Dhiraj Bommadevara is playing a Shoot-off against Bangladesh's Mohammad Hakim Ahmed Rubel.

Women's Individual:

Bhajan Kaur lost to An San by a score of 3-7.

Indian men's hockey team trounced Bangladesh in their final Group A match by 12-0 to book a spot in the semifinal. India topped their group with a 100 per cent winning record in the tournament.

What a thrilling opening match for the Indian women's kabaddi team as they narrowly avoided a defeat in the match against Chinese Taipei. Indian team gave away a bonus on the last raid to help Chinese Taipei level score 34-34 in full time.   

Chinese Taipei has all out Indian women's kabaddi team in the second half. India are trailing by one point in the final minute of the encounter.  

There is nothing stopping the Indian men's hockey team in the match against Bangladesh. The match is in the last quarter and the team has already netted 10 goals in the match. With the last 10 minutes left on the clock, the Indian team will look to add more goals to their name. 

Indian women's team takes a three points lead in the second half against Chinese Taipei. 10 more minutes to go in the match. 

Satwiksairaj Rakireddy and Chirag Shetty of India win the men's doubles match in 34 minutes by defeating Hin Long Chow and Chun Wai Lui of Hong Kong, China 21-11, 21-16.

Amit Rohidas makes it 6-0 from the penalty corner. It's raining goals for India at the moment.

Harmanpreet had a chance for a hat-trick there but the defence did well to stop the shot from the penalty corner. The ball found Mandeep on rebound who made no mistake in finding the back of the net.

Bangladesh did well by keeping the brakes after conceding two in the first quarter but Lalit manages to breach the defence as he makes it 3-0 for India. 

Kidambi Srikanth sails into R32 with a 21-10, 21-9 opening-round win.

There was no chance for the defenders or the goalkeeper as skipper Harmanpreet scored his second goal of the match. A penalty corner ended up giving India a 2-0 lead.

India have taken an early lead of 1-0 in the first quarter against Bangladesh.

Kidambi Srikanth kicks off the fixture with a convincing win of 21-10 in the first game.

Kidambi Srikanth is up against Vietnamese shuttler in men's singles round of 64. Indian hockey team are facing Bangladesh in heir Pool A fixture.

Aditi Swami has entered the Quarterfinal of the archery compound individual event

Jyothi Surekha wins against Iraqi archer to reach quarter finals

Ojas had to shoot a perfect 30/30 in last two rounds to ensure he enters QF

The Mukherjee pair will settle for the historic bronze medal as they suffer a 4-3 defeat in the semifinals of women's doubles.

The Indian pair made it 3-3 by clinching the sixth game 11-5.

The North Korean pair has taken the lead at the moment by 3-2 up as they take the fifth game 11-9. However, the Indian duo is currently leading the sixth game by 6-3.

The North Korean pair isn't going to get this away so easily as they won the fourth game by 11-8 to make it 2-2.

The Indian pair clinched the third game 11-7 to go 2-1 up.

Tanisha Crasto & Sai Pratheek sail into Pre-QF of Mixed Doubles. They beat Macau pair 21-18, 21-14 in the opening round.

The Indian pair of Anahat Singh & Abhay Singh picked up an easy win against Thailand.

3 out of 3 wins so far | Final Group stage match tomorrow.

Sutirtha Mukherjee, Ayhika Mukherjee up against Suyong Cha and Suyong Pak of People's Republic Of Korea in women's doubles semifinals in table tennis.

Neeraj Verma finished 7th in the Men's Canoe Single 1000m final with a timing of 4:36.314.

The pair of Megha Pradeep & Shivani Verma finished 9th in the Women's Canoe Double 500m. They clocked at 2:17.614.

Binita Chanu & Parvathy Geetha finished last in the Women's Kayak Double 500m with a timing of 2:07.440.

The duo of Ribason Ningthoujam & Gyaneshwor Philem finished 8th with a timing of 1:54.723.

"I have lost my Asian Games bronze medal to a transgender women at the 19th Asian Games held in Hangzhou,China. I want my medal back as it is against the rules of our Athletics. Help me and support me please," Swapna wrote on X.

India beat Hong Kong, China 6-0 in the recurve men's team 1/8 elimination match. India will now take on Mongolia in the quarterfinals on October 6.

In the recurve women's team 1/8 elimination round, India beat Thailand 5-1. India will now face Japan in the quarterfinals on October 6.

In badminton, Kidambi Srikanth Satwiksairaj Rankireddy/Chirag Shetty, Dhruv Kapila/MR Arjun among others will be in action for India.

In archery, recurve and compound individual (men and women) elimination matches will also be played today.

India's men's quadrant picked up a convincing 2-0 win over Singapore and will next face Philippines. 

Tejaswin Shankar finished at the fifth spot in the Shot Put category of the Men's Decathlon event with a season-best throw of 13.39m.

Overall, he is in the fifth position after the completion of three rounds with 2428 points.

Men's 400m Hurdles: 3rd Oct | 05:05 PM IST

Women's 400m Hurdles: 3rd Oct | 04:50 PM IST

Men's 800m: 3rd Oct | 05:55 PM IST

Men's High Jump: 4th Oct | 04:30 PM IST

Vithya Ramraj clocked 55.42 in Women's 400m Hurdles and finished 1st in the heat and Qualified for the finals.

She equaled the 39-year-old National Record of Legendary PT Usha.

Yashas Palaksha joins Santhosh Kumar Tamilarasan in the final of the Men's 400m Hurdles event after he finished 2nd in his Heat with a timing of 49.61s.

The quartet of Aarathy Kasthury Raj, Heeral, Sanjana, and Karthika won the Bronze medal in the Speed Skating 3000m Relay race.

The Men's speed skating 3000m relay team have made it to the final after finishing second in the heat with a timing of 4:15.126

The team of Sanjana, Karthika, Heeral, and Aarathy clinched a Bronze medal in the Women's Speed Skating 3000m Relay Race. They finished in 4:34.861 to finish third.

India's both recurve mixed team and compound mixed team have qualified for the quarterfinals with respective wins over Malaysia and UAE.

In the Decathlon event's 100m race, Tejaswin Shankar finished fourth with a timing of 11.14 with 834 points to his name.

Hello and welcome to the live coverage of the ninth day of the Asian Games 2023 from Hangzhou. There's much more action scheduled for today as well after a successful outing on Sunday. Stay tuned for all the live and latest updates.