Asian Games: Malaysia push for top 10, China cross 300 medals
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia are fighting to secure a top-10 finish at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games with just two days of competition remaining before Sunday’s closing ceremony.
KUALA LUMPUR: As the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games near their final day, Malaysia aims to secure a top-10 ranking in the medal standings. The competition is heating up with China leading the pack, having surpassed the 300-medal milestone on Friday evening, boasting 162 golds and a total of 316 medals. China's gold medal count alone surpasses the combined total of the next five nations: Japan, South Korea, Uzbekistan, India, and Iran.
India has made a significant leap, jumping from 12th to 5th place with 16 golds and a total of 76 medals. Behind the leaders, Malaysia holds the ninth spot with nine gold medals, five silver, and 16 bronze (a total of 30). To achieve their goal of joining the elite group of top 10 nations, Malaysia must perform strongly over the weekend with just under 48 hours left before the closing ceremony on Sunday.
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