• India's medal tally: Two gold, five silver and three bronze
• Pankaj Advani [Images] wins gold, Ashok Shandilya silver in billiards
• Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore [Images] wins individual double trap bronze
• Double trap shooting  team strikes silver
• Three more boxers in quarter-fials

Badminton

Indians had a good day, winning most of their badminton matches and the doubles pair entered the last 16, as did the singles players.

Men's Singles: Round of 32:
Chetan Anand beat Hasan Jafar (BRN) 21-9, 21-11
Anup Sridhar beat Dinuka Karunaratne (SRI) 21-16, 21-12

Women's Singles Round of 32:
Trupti Murgunde lost to Wong Pei Xian Julia (MAS) walkover

Men's doubles: Round of 32
Sanave Thomas and Rupesh Kumar beat Diluka T Karunaratne and Dinuka N Karunaratne (SRI) 21-6, 21-9

Beach Volleyball: Indians win their matches
Mohan Poothathan and Pradeep John (IND) beat Omran Osama Ali and Al Merza Qader Abdulla 2-0 (26-24, 21-14)
Mohammed Jameeluddin and Shashidhar Tilkam (IND) beat Al Maqbali Yaqoob and Al Farsi Ibrahm (OMA) 21-17, 21-17)

Boxing: Three more boxers enter quarter finals

Sanjay Kolte qualified for the quarter-finals where he will meet Zou Shiming of China
64 kg: Prelims: Manoj Kumar (IND) beat Tsai You Chun (TPE) on points 25-10
75 kg: Prelims: Vijender [Images] (IND) beat Farrah Mustafa (SYR) On points 34-18
91 kg: Harper Singh (IND) beat Tsai Li Teh (TPE) On points 25-13

Cue Sports: Pankaj Advani and Ashok Shandilya win gold and silver

Pankaj Advani beat Ashok Shandilya 3-1 in the final to make it a 1-2 for India in billiards.
Advani is only the second player to win both the world amateur billiards and snooker titles.

In the semi-finals, Advani beat Aung San Oo of Myanmar while Shandilya beat with Peter Gilchrist of Singapore.

Men's Snooker doubles: India v Sri Lanka [Images]: Round of 16
Manan Chandra and Yasin Merchant (IND) beat W Jayawardene and W Pushpakumara (SRI) 3-0 (55-51, 62-38, 69-21)

Men's Snooker doubles: India v Thailand: Quarters
Manan Chandra and Yasin Merchant (IND) lost to Atthasit Mahitthi and Phaithoon Phonbun (THA) 1-3 (42-65, 66-34, 41-60, 0-119).

Men's Billiards Singles: Round of 16
Pankaj Advani beat Than Long Nguyen (VIE) 3-2 (81-102, 68-102, 102-9, 101-71, 100-3)
Ashok Shandilya beat Ahmed Ghulam [Images] Hassan Muanedi (BRN) 3-0 (100-61, 101-2, 100-10)

Men's Billiards Singles: Quarter-finals
Ashok Shandilya beat Reynaldo Grandea (PHI) 3-0 (101-61, 103-25, 101-24)
Pankaj Advani beat Praput Chaithanasakun (THA) 3-0 (100-29, 100-2, 100-11)

Men's Billiards Singles Semi-finals:
Pankaj Advani beat Aung San Oo (MYN) 95-100, 100-19, 100-20, 100-3
Ashok Shandilya beat Peter Gilchrist (SIN) 100-80, 100-33, 100-22

Men's Billiards Singles Final:
Pankaj Advani beat Ashok Shandilya 76-101, 101-40, 100-0, 100-32

Handball: India lost to Brunei 30-47

Hockey: India women and men lose to China

Women: India lost to China 1-3
Scorers for China: Ren Ye (8^th), Fu Baorong (49^th and 56^th)
Scorers for India: Surinder Kaur (57^th)

Men: India lost to China 2-3
Scorers for China: Hu Liang (13^th minute), Liu Xiantang (20th) and Song Yi (59th).
Scorers for India: Rajpal Singh (35th) and V Raghunath ( 61st).

Judo: Anil Kumar wins in Open class round of 16
60 kg: Round of 16: Navjot Channa lost to Utarbaeyev Salamat (KAZ)
Open Class: Round of 16: Anil Kumar beat Ghannam AL Dikkan (KUW)
Open Class: Quarters: Anil Kumar lost to Miran Fashandi Seyed Mahmoudreza (IRI)
Open Class: Repachage: Anil Kumar beat Khaled Nabeel Al Araifi (BRN)
Women: Open round of 16: Anita Angom Chanu beat Elenea Mogilinay (UZB)
Women: Open Quarters: Anita Angom Chanu lost to Tserenkhand Dorjgotov (MGL)

Kabaddi: India beat Pakistan, maintain unbeaten run

India beat IR Iran 38-17.

It was India's fourth straight victory. India will play Pakistan in the final. India has an unbeaten record and four gold medals from the last four Asian Games.

Rowing: Rowers continue good show
Men's Double Sculls:   India 2^nd - Enter A final (Anil Kumar Mehrolia and Bajranglal Takhar)
Men's Lt Double Sculls: India 2^nd - Enter A final (Kiran Yalamanchi and Bijender Singh)
Women's Fours: India 3^rd - In B final (Khatun Munshadi, Mamta Jena, Swathy Madipakkam, Pravasini Dwivedi)
Light. single sculls: India 4^th - In B final (Anil Kumar Mehrolia)
Men's Single sculls:  India 2^nd -- Enter A final (Bajranglal Takhar)
Men's Fours: India 1^st -- Enter A Final (Dharmesh Sangwan, Jenil Krishnan, Sukhjeet Singh, Satish Joshi)

Sepak Takraw: India lose in both sections
Men: India lost to Japan [Images] 1-2
Women: India lost to Korea  0-3

Shooting: Rathore shoots bronze, team gets silver
India won a silver in the team double trap and bronze in the individual event as Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore finished third.

Men's 50m Pistol
Samaresh Jung 14^th 550 points
Bapu Vanjare  19^th 545
Zakir Khan  24^th 541
Gold to China Xu Kim

Team: India 7^th 1636 points
Gold to China with 1682

Women's 25m Pistol
Shweta Chaudhary 21st 569
Sonia Rai 29^th 562

Men's Double Trap
Rajyvardhan Rathore Bronze Medal 139 +
Ronjan Sodhi Eighth 136
Vivek Bhatnagar 10^th 134
Gold to Wang Nan (CHN) and silver to Hu Binyan (CHN)

Team: India SILVER 409

Gold to China and bronze to Chinese Taipei

Swimming: Khade, Arjun, Ankur lose in heats

50m Butterfly:
Ankpur Poseria finished heat 2 first in 25.92 seconds but could not make it to the top 8
Virdhwal Khade was sixth in heat 4in 25.59s and failed to make it to the top 8

400m freestyle:
Rehan Poncha placed fifth in heat 2 in 4:07.72s and failed to make the top 8

Women's 50m freestyle:
Shikha Tandon was fourth in heat 4 in 27.40s, failed to mae the top 8

Men's 100m backstroke:
Arjun Muralidharan was seventh in heat 3, in 1:01.64s -- not in top 8

Table Tennis: Sharath Kamal and Soumyadeep in men's last 16

Men's Singles Round of 16:
Sharath Achanta Kamal lost to Chiang Peng Lung (TPE) 5-11, 5-11, 8-11, 4-11
Soumyadeep Roy lost Cheung Yuk (HKG) 11-7, 11-13, 13-11, 5-11, 8-11

Tennis: Sania, Shikha help India beat Thailand

Women's Team: India v Thailand
Shikha Uberoi beat Suchanun Viratrasert 6-3, 6-4 in 100 minutes
Sania Mirza [Images] beat Tamarine Tanasugarn 6-3, 6-3 in 77 minutes.