@archive041716.bsky.socialBADMINTON - The grand finale has come at the Ichinomiya City Municipal Gymnasium, as badminton golds are up for grabs in these following events:
- Men's singles
- Women's singles
- Men's doubles
- Women's doubles
- Mixed doubles
@archive041716.bsky.socialVOLLEYBALL (29 September) - We've come to the last stretch in the men's volleyball preliminaries, and this is the third and final matchday.
@archive041716.bsky.socialBad weather persisted at Nisshin, and the quarter-final matchup between Bangladesh and Malaysia is cancelled as well.
Bangladesh then advances by the virtue of being the higher-seeded team.
🇧🇩 BAN - NR*
🇲🇾 MAS - --
*No result
@archive041716.bsky.social🥈 WE WON SILVER! - The Philippine women's double Sepak Takraw team - comprised of Jean Marie Sucalit, Abegail Sinogbuhan, and Nelly Jay Salon - settles for a silver after bowing to Vietnam at 8-15, 4-15 in this morning's gold final.
@archive041716.bsky.socialAnother quarter-final is washed out too due to bad weather at Nisshin, this time, it is this morning's clash between Nepal and Sri Lanka.
Sri Lanka are automatically through to the semis on higher seeding.
🇳🇵 NEP - --
🇱🇰 SRI - NR*
*No result
@archive041716.bsky.socialHere's a look at the bracket so far, with two seats still up for grabs.
Per competition policy, due to their scheduled quarter-final matches being washed out due to rain, Pakistan and India are through to the semis as higher-ranked teams.
@archive041716.bsky.socialCRICKET (29 September) - We've been hoping for fairer weather at the Korogi Athletic Park in Nisshin this Tuesday, and we shall continue the men's cricket quarter-finals.
@archive041716.bsky.socialIt's Tuesday, and welcome to a terrific Day 10 here at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.
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@archive041716.bsky.socialFollowing the end of the men's and women's preliminaries, let's have a look at the final standings in Pools A and B across both divisions.
@archive041716.bsky.socialHere are the final standings for Groups A and B following the conclusion of the men's prelims. Take note that the eight teams are all qualified for the quarter-finals.
@archive041716.bsky.socialVOLLEYBALL | Men's prelims (28 September):
Pool C:
🇮🇳 IND - 3
🇭🇰 HKG - 0
Pool D:
🇨🇳 CHN - 3
🇵🇭 PHI - 0
Pool B:
🇹🇭 THA - 0
🇮🇷 IRN - 3
Pool A:
🇰🇿 KAZ - 0
🇯🇵 JPN - 3
@archive041716.bsky.socialKorea withstood Wen Yi-kai's 19-point efforts for Chinese Taipei as they fought back from a tight first-set loss to take the victory in four, winning 24–26, 25–10, 25–15, 25–23 to book their place in the knockout stages.
🇹🇼 TPE - 1
🇰🇷 KOR - 3
@archive041716.bsky.socialMubarak Musa Madut dropped 19 points on 14 attacks, four blocks and one ace as Qatar moves on to the quarter-finals after improving to 2-0 in Pool C, securing a straight-sets sweep over Vietnam at 25-23, 28-26, 25-19.
🇻🇳 VIE - 0
🇶🇦 QAT - 3
@archive041716.bsky.socialFIELD HOCKEY | Prelims (28 September):
M | Pool B:
🇨🇳 CHN - 0
🇲🇾 MAS - 5
M | Pool A:
🇱🇰 SRI - 4
🇮🇩 INA - 3
M | Pool B:
🇺🇿 UZB - 1
🇹🇭 THA - 3
M | Pool A:
🇰🇷 KOR - 3
🇯🇵 JPN - 2
@archive041716.bsky.socialTeam captain Harmanpreet Singh scores a hat-trick while Shilanand Lakra puts up a brace as India's Men in Blue sail past Bangladesh to complete a five-game sweep in Pool A, closing off the men's preliminaries with a huge 10-0 victory.
🇮🇳 IND - 10
🇧🇩 BAN - 0
@archive041716.bsky.socialWATER POLO | Men's round robin (28 September):
Group B:
🇮🇷 IRN - 15
🇰🇷 KOR - 11
Group A:
🇰🇿 KAZ - 21
🇹🇭 THA - 6
@archive041716.bsky.socialYusuke Inaba comes clean with five goals as the hosts take Group A, making some quick work against Hong Kong with a rout 30-6 victory to close off the group stages.
🇯🇵 JPN - 30
🇭🇰 HKG - 6
@archive041716.bsky.socialReigning titleholders Qatar have set up a third straight face-off with Bahrain in the gold final, edging out plucky South Korea with the score of 32-20.
🇰🇷 KOR - 30
🇶🇦 QAT - 32
@archive041716.bsky.socialSOFTBALL | Prelims (28 September):
🇸🇬 SGP - 2
🇹🇼 TPE - 9
🇭🇰 HKG - 0
🇯🇵 JPN - 15
@archive041716.bsky.socialThe game between Thailand and Japan, which was pushed back from Sunday due to bad weather, proceeded this Monday afternoon as scheduled, and it ended with the hosts mercy-ruling the Thais at 15-0 in only three innings.
🇹🇭 THA - 0
🇯🇵 JPN - 15
