Bronze Medal  

India ended the championship with six medals, including three silvers and as many bronze medals. Greco Roman grapplers delivered three medals while the women's won two bronze

India were placed third in the medals tally with 11 gold, nine silver and seven bronze medals for a total of 27, making this their best performance in the showpiece.

Five-time world champion and Olympics bronze medallist Mary Kom is yet to set her foot inside the ring.

India is placed fourth in the overall medals' tally with seven gold, eight silver and seven bronze medals for a total of 22 at the premier International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) showpiece, which is also the first qualifying event for the 2020 Olympic Games

Vikas Krishan won a bronze at Jakarta after failing to turn up for the semi-final contest due to a cut above his eye suffered during an earlier bout.

Anjum Moudgil finished second on the podium behind South Korean Hana Im and ahead of bronze-medallist Eunhea Jung also from South Korea.

The 23-year-old Manika lost to China’s world number five Wang Manyu 1-4 (2-11, 8-11, 8-11, 11-6, 4-11)

Dushyant’s commitment to the nation earned him high praise. He was not well but still continued in the competition to finish on the podium. During the medal ceremony, he threw up and had to be stretchered off

India's four bronze medals in wushu on Wednesday came after Rahi Sarnobat made history by becoming the first Indian woman shooter to win a gold medal at the Asian Games, when she won the 25m pistol final