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Asian Games Medal Tally Day 8: Can India make top 10? China reach 100 gold medals

Asian Games Medal Tally Day 8: Can India make top 10? China reach 100 gold medals

India's tally of 25 medals, including two gold, 11 silver, and 13 bronze, sits firmly in the middle of the Asian Games 2026 medal table on Day 8. China's dominance remains unchallenged, having won 101 gold medals and a total of 166 medals. Japan follows in second place with 29 gold medals. As of Day 8, India is still far from the top five, but there is still hope for the country to break into the top 10.

Two Indian athletes made notable strides on Saturday. Sawan Barwal, in a historic moment, clinched a silver in the Men's Marathon, becoming the first marathon medallist for India since 1982. Additionally, the shooting trio of Tilottama Sen, Vidarsa Kochalumkal, and Ashi Chouksey earned India their 11th silver medal in the women's 50m rifle 3P team event.

These achievements have brought India's total medal count to 25, with 11 silver medals and 13 bronze medals. While China continues to lead, India's strong performance on Day 8 keeps the possibility of entering the top 10 alive.

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