Bronze  

This is India’s first tennis gold in the current edition of Asian Games and overall second medal in the sport. Yesterday Ankita Raina had bagged bronze in women's singles

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

There was a massive upset when seven-time kabaddi champions India lost to Iran in the semi-final and had to settle for bronze

In a hard-fought battle at the Jakabaring Tennis Centre, 25-year-old Ankita, India’s top-ranked singles woman player, went down 4-6, 6-7 (6). The opening set lasted 54 minutes while the second one went on for 77 minutes

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

Vinesh Phogat has kept the hopes for another gold alive after she stormed into the finals of women's 50 kg freestyle category