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Asian Games 2026: India Beat Bangladesh 48-25 To Seal Kabaddi Semifinal Spot, Confirm Medal In Bid For Ninth Men’s Gold

Aichi: India stormed into the men’s kabaddi semifinals at the 2026 Asian Games with a commanding 48-25 victory over Bangladesh in their Group A clash at the Tokai Citizens Gymnasium here on Wednesday. Another Strong Win for Team India! Asian Games 2026 | Kabaddi Men’s Team – Group A | Match 7 Team India secured a convincing 48–25 victory over Bangladesh in the Group A encounter. India will now…

Asian Games 2026: India Beat Bangladesh 48-25 To Seal Kabaddi Semifinal Spot, Confirm Medal In Bid For Ninth Men’s Gold

N. Korea's Ri Song-gum secured gold in the women's 48kg weightlifting event at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, marking her country's first ever gold medal at the Asian Games. Ri accomplished this feat by lifting a total of 215 kilograms, showcasing her skills in the snatch (94kg) and clean and jerk (121kg), both of which set new world records. Indian weightlifter Mirabai Chanu Saikhom claimed silver with a total of 198kg, while Indonesia's Luluk Diana Tri Wijayana secured bronze.

This victory is particularly significant as North Korea has never won a gold at the Asian Games before, previously only earning a bronze in soft tennis. Ri Song-gum has consistently dominated the lighter weight class, having won gold at the three most recent Asian Games, including the 2018 edition. Her impressive performance also includes winning the 2024 and 2025 world championships.

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