Asian Games, Live Updates, Day 10: Indian Men Playing Sri Lanka in Last Group Stage Game, Sindhu Won Historic Silver

Kurash: India's Parikshit Kumar loses his Round of 16 bout against Iran's Jafar Pahlevanijaghargh.

Hockey: The Indian men’s team goes into half-time with a 7-0 lead over Sri Lanka in their pool match.

Athletics line-up for the evening:

Men's 800m Final - India's Jinson Jonson & Manjit Singh will take the track at 6.10 PM IST. 

Mixed 4X400m Relay Final will feature at 7.15 PM IST 

Women’s 200m Semi-final with India's Hima Das and Dutee Chand will be at 5:20pm 

For the fifth time this year, India's PV Sindhu lost a final, and had to had to settle for silver.

Hockey: The Indian men's team lead Sri Lanka 4-0 at the end of the first quarter in their final Group A game. 

Hockey: India have added another to the goals tally after Akashdeep found the back of the net against Sri Lanka. This is going to be another goal-rush. 

India will have the opportunity to add one more medal from track and medal at this Asian Games from an event that will me making its continental debut today - the Mixed 4x400m Relay that will feature two female and two male runners.

Hockey: India have doubled their lead from the penalty corner, with Harmanpreet Singh scoring against Sri Lanka. India lead 2-0. 

Hockey: India have taken the lead against the Sri Lankans after Rupinder Pal Singh scored from the penalty spot. Less than three minutes in and India lead 1-0. 

Hockey: In the men's hockey, India are currently going to play their last group game against Sri Lanka. They have already qualified for the semis. 

The formidable @Pvsindhu1 is one of India’s most talented and inspiring athletes. Her skills and perseverance are noteworthy.

She wins the prized Silver Medal in Badminton at the #AsianGames2018. Her accomplishment makes 125 crore Indians happy and proud. pic.twitter.com/kKmBxzmPXn

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) August 28, 2018

By far the loudest cheers at the main cluster of Asian Games venues in the heart of the Indonesian capital Jakarta over the last couple of weeks have been heard rising from the badminton arena.

Boxing: India's Pavitra had a tough bout against Indonesia's Huswatun Hasanah in the Women's Light (60kg) Quarterfinals and lost 3-2.

Sepaktakraw: India go down 0-2 against Japan in the Women’s Quadrant preliminary group match.

Indian table tennis men's team settled for a historic bronze medal after losing 0-3 to South Korea in a lop-sided semifinal at the 18th Asian Games on Tuesday.

For the fifth time this year, India's PV Sindhu lost a final, and had to had to settle for silver.

PV Sindhu scripts HISTORY!

Our stellar shuttler @Pvsindhu1 has clinched India's FIRST EVER SILVER in Badminton at the #ASIANGAMES. A match that will go down the history of Indian Badminton. Hats off to you @Pvsindhu1 🎉👏✌🏻🇮🇳#AsianGames2018 #KheloIndia pic.twitter.com/63ku3NiBGv

— Rajyavardhan Rathore (@Ra_THORe) August 28, 2018

Table Tennis: The Indian men’s team have settled for Bronze after losing to South Korea in the semi-final. This is India’s first TT medal at  the Asian Games after they lost 3-0.

What a performance by our star shuttler & #TOPSAthlete @Pvsindhu1 as she won a SILVER medal in the women’s singles event.

This is the 1st silver medal won by #India in #Badminton at the #AsianGames.@BAI_Media @bwfmedia #SAI #IndiaAtAsianGames #AsianGames #KheloIndia 🇮🇳🏸🥈 pic.twitter.com/m3MI70ODcE

— SAIMedia (@Media_SAI) August 28, 2018

Boxing: In the Women’s feather weight 57kg quarterfinals, India’s Sonia Lather has lost to Hwa Son Jo 0-5.

.@Pvsindhu1 @NSaina gave us several moments of joy and it's because of their dedication, the 🇮🇳 flag soars high today at the #AsianGames2018 Congratulations girls, the nation is proud of you! 💪🏸🥈🥉#IndiaontheRise #PVSindhu #SainaNehwal pic.twitter.com/3PDpTiA8W8

— BAI Media (@BAI_Media) August 28, 2018

Gold eluded India as both the Indian men's and women's compound archery teams settled for silver medals at the 18th Asian Games after going down to powerhouse Korea in the finals on Tuesday.

Volleyball: India have lost their quarter-final against Pakistan 3-1. 

Table tennis: The Indian men continue their difficult battle against South Korea. In the second match Sharath Kamal put up a great fight against world No 26 Young Sik Jeoung but could not convert it into a win and lost in five games 11-9, 11-9, 6-11, 7-11, 11-8 to give Korea a 2-0 lead in the semi-final.

Must say congratulations to the world no. 1 magician Tai Tzu Ying. Can’t help but admiring her game. Congrats @Pvsindhu1 for a first ever silver medal at the Asian Games for India in badminton. You make India proud 🇮🇳🏸 @asiangames2018. Proud to support you @OGQ_India

— Viren Rasquinha (@virenrasquinha) August 28, 2018

Historic silver! 🥈💪@PV Sindhu played with a Lionheart, but succumbed to an unfortunate loss in the summit clash against top seed Tai Tzu; becomes the first 🇮🇳to win silver at #AsianGames, making another precious addition to her credulous medal tally. #IndiaontheRise pic.twitter.com/pnXP15UrAN

— BAI Media (@BAI_Media) August 28, 2018

Suprita Das, Senior Journalist:

Tai Tzu looked like she just wanted to do something different flicking that one shot from behind in the second game, even as Sindhu tried to put up a fight. The final jinx unfortunately continues for the Indian. For Tai, well, she’s lost just 3 matches this year and 2 of those were this month, but the third wasn’t going to happen today.

Badminton: India's PV Sindhu has to settle for Silver after losing to World Number 1 Tai Tzu Ying 13-21, 16-21 in straight games in the final of the Women's Singles event. This is India's first Silver medal at Asian Games in the Women's Singles event. 

Badminton: Ta Tzu Ying has absolutely run away with the final in no time. The World Number 1 has a 18-11 in the second game. Sindhu seems to have given up. 

Badminton: Tai Tzu Ying is bearing down with great power in her smashes against Sindhu. It's all one-way traffic in the final and the World Number 1 leads 15-11 in the second game.