Sporting event delegation
India compitió en los Juegos Asiáticos de 2018 en Yakarta y Palembang , Indonesia , del 18 de agosto al 2 de septiembre. Neeraj Chopra fue el abanderado de la ceremonia de apertura, mientras que Rani Rampal fue nombrada abanderada de la ceremonia de clausura.
India mejoró su anterior mejor medallero, conseguido ocho años antes en los Juegos Asiáticos de 2010 en Guangzhou, China.
Competidores
La siguiente es una lista del número de competidores que representan a la India en cada deporte en los Juegos:
Medallistas
Medallistas
Eventos notables
Acuáticos – Buceo
- Hombres
La Federación de Natación de la India (SFI) anunció el equipo de saltos para los Juegos de la siguiente manera: [6]
Acuáticos – Natación
- Hombres
La Federación de Natación de la India (SFI) seleccionó un equipo de natación de 10 miembros de la siguiente manera para los Juegos Asiáticos: [7]
Tiro al arco
- Recurvo [8] [nota 1]
- Individual
- Evento de equipo
- Compuesto [10] [nota 2]
- Ronda de clasificación
- Ronda de eliminación
Atletismo
- Hombres
- Eventos de pista y carretera
- Eventos de campo
- Mujer
- Eventos de pista y carretera
- Eventos de campo
- Pruebas combinadas – Heptatlón
- Mezclado
Bádminton
La Asociación de Bádminton de la India (BAI) anunció un equipo de 20 miembros para los Juegos Asiáticos. [11] [12]
- Individual
- Dobles
- Equipo
Baloncesto
- Resumen
- Baloncesto 5x5
El equipo femenino de India quedó sorteado en el grupo X de los Juegos. [13]
- Torneo femenino
- Lista
La siguiente es la lista de la India en el torneo de baloncesto femenino de los Juegos Asiáticos de 2018. [14]
- Grupo X
Fuente: OCA
Boxeo
- La campaña de boxeo de la India fue bastante decepcionante, ya que no lograron ganar ni una sola medalla en el boxeo femenino por primera vez.
- Pero en categoría masculina mejoraron el registro del partido anterior.
El boxeador indio Amit Panghal derrotó al actual campeón olímpico y medallista de plata del Campeonato Mundial Hasanboy Dusmatov para ganar la medalla de oro en Boxeo en los Juegos Asiáticos de 2018 - 49 kg masculino
El boxeador Vikas Krishnan se convirtió en el primer boxeador indio en ganar medallas en tres ediciones sucesivas de Boxeo en los Juegos Asiáticos.
[15] [16]
- Hombres
- Mujer
Bolos
- Hombres
Puente
La Federación de Bridge de la India seleccionó un equipo de 24 miembros junto con seis reservas para los Juegos Asiáticos. [17]
- Pares
- Equipo
Piragüismo
- Slalom
- Sprint
- Carrera de barcos tradicional
Ciclismo
- Pista
- Sprint
- Buscar
- Keirin
- Ómnium
Ecuestre
- Hombres
- Concurso completo
- Concurso hípico
- Caballo de reserva:
Tethys De Beauval
Esgrima
- Mujer
Hockey sobre césped
India presentó un equipo masculino y uno femenino de un total de 32 atletas (16 hombres y 16 mujeres).
- Resumen
Torneo masculino
- Equipo
La siguiente es la lista de la India en el torneo de hockey sobre césped masculino de los Juegos Asiáticos de 2018. [18]
Entrenador principal:
Harendra Singh
- Piscina A
Fuente:
Reglas de clasificación de la FIH: 1) puntos; 2) diferencia de goles; 3) goles anotados; 4) resultado de enfrentamientos directos.
(H) Anfitriones
- Semifinal
- Partido por la medalla de bronce
Torneo femenino
- Equipo
La siguiente es la lista de la India en el torneo de hockey sobre césped femenino de los Juegos Asiáticos de 2018. [19]
Entrenador principal: Sjörd Marijne
- Piscina B
Fuente:
Reglas de clasificación de la FIH: 1) puntos; 2) diferencia de goles; 3) goles anotados; 4) resultado cara a cara. [20]
(H) Anfitriones
- Semifinal
- Gold medal game
Golf
The Indian Golf Union announced a team of seven members for the Jakarta Games.[21][22]
- Men
- Women
Gymnastics
- Artistic
[23]
- Men
- Team Qualification & All-around Finals[note 3]
- Women
- Team Qualification & All-around Finals[note 3]
- Team & Individual Finals
Handball
India men's and women's team participate at the Games. The men's team entered in group D, and the women's team joined in group A.[24]
- Summary
Key:
- ET – After extra time
- P – Match decided by penalty-shootout.
- Men's tournament
- Roster
- Atul Kumar
- Deepak Ahlawat
- Adithya Nagaraj
- Harjinder Singh
- Naveen Punia
- Greenidge Dcunha
- Navdeep
- Karamjeet Singh
- Avin Khatkar
- Ramesh Chand
- Sachin Kumar Bhardwaj
- Kamaljeet Singh
- Rahul Dubey
- Harender Singh
- Davinder Singh
- Bajrang Thakur
- Group D
Source: AHF
- Classification round – Group III
Source: AHF
- Women's tournament
- Roster
- Nina Shil
- Nidhi Sharma
- Maninder Kaur
- Sanjeeta
- Jyoti Shukla
- Banita Sharma
- Deepa
- Ritu
- Indu Gupta
- Rimpi
- Khila Devi
- Diksha Kumari
- Priyanka Thakur
- KM Manjula Pathak
- Group A
Source: AHF
Notes:
- ^ a b c Tied on head-to-head points (2). Head-to-head goal difference: CHN +2, PRK +1, KAZ −3.
- Ninth place game
Judo
Kabaddi
India put up a 24-member squad (12 men +12 women) for Kabaddi.
- Summary
Men's tournament
- Roster
- Group A
Source: OCA
- Semifinal
Women's tournament
- Roster
- Sakshi Kumari
- Kavita Thakur
- Shalini Pathak
- Randeep Kaur Khehra
- Payel Chowdhury
- Sonali Vishnu Shingate
- Priyanka Negi
- Ritu Negi
- Sayali Sanjay Keripale
- Usha Rani Narasimhaiah
- Manpreet Kaur
- Madhu Malviya
- Group A
Source: OCA
- Semifinal
- Final
Karate
The Indian Karate team for the Asian Games 2018 is as follows:[25]
- Men
Martial arts – Kurash
- Men
- Women
Martial arts – Pencak silat
- Men
- Women
Martial arts – Wushu
- Sanda
- Taolu
Roller sports – Speed skating
Rowing
The Rowing Federation of India named the squad for the Asian Games to be held in August–September as follows:[26]
- Men
- Women
Sailing
Sepak takraw
- Men
- Women
Shooting
The Indian squad for the Asian Games announced by the National Rifle Association of India is as follows:[27][28]
- Men
- Women
- Mixed
Sport climbing
- Speed
- Combined
Squash
The Squash Racquet Federation of India announced a team of the following 8 members for the games:[29]
- Men
- Team
Table tennis
The Table Tennis Federation of India (TTFI) announced the list of the following players for the Asian Games to be held in Jakarta, Indonesia:[30]
- Singles & Mixed Doubles
- Team
Taekwondo
Tennis – Lawn tennis
The All India Tennis Federation announced a 12-member team as follows:[31]
- Singles
- Doubles
Tennis – Soft tennis
- Singles
- Team
Volleyball
Indoor volleyball
Men's competition
- Roster
The following is the India roster in the men's volleyball tournament of the 2019 Asian Games.[32]
Head coach: Bir Yadav
- Pool F
Source: OCA
- Playoff
- 7th–12th quarterfinal
- 11th place game
Women's competition
- Roster
The following is the India roster in the women's volleyball tournament of the 2018 Asian Games.[33]
Head coach: G.E. Sridharan
- Pool B
Source: OCA
- 11th place game
- 9th place game
Weightlifting
Wrestling
Wrestling Federation of India announced the list of the following wrestlers for the Jakarta Games:[34][35][36]
Key:
- VT – Victory by Fall.
- PP – Decision by Points – the loser with technical points.
- PO – Decision by Points – the loser without technical points.
- ST – Technical superiority – the loser without technical points and a margin of victory of at least 10 points.
- SP – Technical superiority – the loser with technical points and a margin of victory of at least 10 points.
- VB – Victory by Injury
- VC – Victory due to 3 cautions
- Men
- Freestyle
- Greco-Roman
- Women
- Freestyle
See also
Notes
- ^ Only a maximum of 2 athletes from each NOC can enter the Individual Elimination Round.[9]
- ^ There was no individual event for the Compound event, the ranking round was only used for deciding the competitors for the team events. The top 3 male and female athletes in the ranking round competed for the men and women team elimination event. The top male and female athlete competed in the mixed event.[9]
- ^ a b Only the top three performers in each event accounted for the total score for that particular event.
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Harendra Singh
Sjörd Marijne