Neeru Dhanda’s victory in the women’s trap final was a clean sweep – she topped the qualification and then edged out China’s Liu in a tense finish, securing gold for India. The win sets the tone for Wednesday’s marathon of medal‑hungry contests.
The archery arena buzzes as India’s compound teams storm the semifinals. In the women’s team bracket, the duo faces South Korea at 5:55 am, followed by bronze and gold matches. The men’s team, too, clash with South Korea at 10:55 am, with India eyeing a podium spot.
Boxing fans get a double dose of action in the women’s 60 kg and 75 kg semifinals, slated for 10:15 am and 10:45 am respectively. Priya and Lovlina Borgohain battle China’s Yang Chengyu and Natalya Bogdanova, setting up potential finals for the next day.
Hockey’s drama unfolds when the Indian women face South Korea in the semifinal at 3:30 pm. Meanwhile, the mixed‑team shooting event could see India’s trap specialists lock in a medal at 11:00 am if qualification hurdles are cleared.
Cyclists Ronaldo Singh and David Beckham sprint into the men’s qualification at 6:30 am, while the women’s keirin heats feature Sarita Kumari and Keerthy Rangaswamy Chikka at the same slot. Canoe slalom, wrestling, and squash also line up early morning bouts, ensuring a full slate of medal chances.
With a packed schedule, India’s athletes are poised for a day of high‑stakes competition. The outcomes will shape the medal table and set the stage for the final day’s showdown.