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Asian Games 2026, Day 13: Manu, Prince and Nitesh take silver, Ganesh adds bronze as medal tally rises to 65

By Shaunak Ghosh||7 min read at Hindustan Times

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  • India's performance at the 2026 Asian Games on day 13 included several medal wins in sailing, archery, and wrestling, as well as a significant victory for the men's hockey team against Pakistan to reach the final. The men's squash team secured a bronze medal after a semifinal defeat to Malaysia, while some other individual athletes narrowly missed out on podium finishes.

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Asian Games 2026, Day 13: India had a busy day while securing plenty in this final stretch of Asian Games 2026. To start off, it was the men's cricket team that Sri Lanka in the semifinals to qualify for the gold-medal match against Pakistan. On the other hand, the men's hockey team won a thriller against Pakistan to reach the final....Read More

There were medals too. Manu Franchis and Noble Kurisinkal won silver in sailing, Ganesh Mani and Ratnam Thirumuru won the bronze in compound archery, and Nitesh Siwach secured a silver in the Greco-Roman wrestling. The men's squash team lost a close match to Malaysia, while both the men's and women's teams clinched bronze in the team event.

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