India wrapped up its Asian Games 2026 campaign in Aichi-Nagoya with a strong medal haul of 85 medals, finishing fourth in the overall standings. The tally included 21 gold, 27 silver and 37 bronze medals, as the Asian Games officially came to an end in Japan on Sunday.
India Ends Campaign on a High
The final days of the competition brought several memorable moments for Indian sport. India produced a golden sweep in cricket, hockey and kabaddi, with both the men’s and women’s teams winning gold in their respective events.
The strong finish helped India secure a place among the top four nations in the overall medal table and brought the country’s campaign to a memorable close.
Cricket Teams Deliver Double Gold
India retained both its men’s and women’s Asian Games cricket titles. The women’s team defeated Sri Lanka by 147 runs in the final, while the men’s team defeated arch-rivals Pakistan by 19 runs to complete India’s cricket gold double.
The victories added two important gold medals to India’s final tally and further highlighted the country’s strength in the sport.
Hockey and Kabaddi Add More Gold
Indian hockey also delivered a standout performance. The men’s team defeated Malaysia 5-1 to retain its Asian Games title, while the women’s team defeated China 1-0 to win gold.
Kabaddi followed with another golden double. The women’s team defeated Iran 37-34, while the men’s side came from behind to beat Iran 40-34 in the final.
Archery and Wrestling Make Their Mark
Archery was another major contributor to India’s medal tally, with the country winning nine medals, including five gold. Indian wrestlers also put up a strong show, securing six medals during the Games.
With 21 gold, 27 silver and 37 bronze medals, India finished its Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games campaign with 85 medals. The Games now move into the history books, while India’s athletes return home with several memorable performances and victories to celebrate.