The quarter-final clash between Pakistan and Hong Kong has been called off due to heavy rain.
By the virtue of being the higher-seeded team, Pakistan are, therefore, through to the semis.
🇵🇰 PAK - NR*
🇭🇰 HKG - --
*No result

The quarter-final clash between Pakistan and Hong Kong has been called off due to heavy rain.
By the virtue of being the higher-seeded team, Pakistan are, therefore, through to the semis.
🇵🇰 PAK - NR*
🇭🇰 HKG - --
*No result
KURASH - The Aichi Budokan right now is home to Kurash, a traditional form of belt wrestling art originating in Central Asia with a history spanning more than 3,000 years.
Today, the women's -78kg and the men's -81kg divisions are going up for medals.
We got only four teams remain standing, and remember that the two winners of today's semi-final games will then move on to the men's gold final tomorrow.
HANDBALL (28 September) - All of today's handball action happens at ENTRIO in Inazawa, as it is time for the men's semi-finals.
Japan completes its sweep of both BMX races just as Hangzhou 2022 titleholder Asuma Nakai retains his Asian Games title in the men's event, finishing in 30.103 for him to eke out the gold medal.
🥇 🇯🇵 Asuma Nakai
🥈 🇯🇵 Hyoga Kiuchi
🥉 🇨🇳 Lin Haochao
Five years after a hard crash that had her dreams dashed during the Tokyo Olympics, Sae Hatakeyama just found success at Nagoya as she wins the women's BMX race, bagging gold with the time of 33.401.
🥇 🇯🇵 Sae Hatakeyama
🥈 🇨🇳 Liao Wanyi
🥉 🇮🇩 Jasmine Azzahra Setyobudi
BMX RACE - At the race course nearby the Nagoya Velodrome, the Asian Games cycling BMX competitions have concluded on Monday with the men's and women's BMX races.
UPDATE - It appears that Kazakhstan’s Yasmina Toxanbayeva, winner of the women’s marathon race walk yesterday, has had her result annulled following a protest over her footwear.
SOFTBALL (28 September) - Asian Games softball continues this Monday, as we got another day of round robin action at the Anjo Softball Ground.
RIGHT NOW - Filipina tennis star Alex Eala is in action this Monday afternoon at Show Court in the Higashiyama Park Tennis Center, taking on Thailand's Patcharin Cheapchandej in the second round of the women's singles competition.
China's artistic swimmers put on a show as they shined to a sixth straight Asiad gold in the team event, capturing the title after summing 857.5084 total points following the acrobatic, technical, and free routines.
🥇 🇨🇳 China
🥈 🇯🇵 Japan
🥉 🇰🇿 Kazakhstan
ARTISTIC SWIMMING - At ToBiO in Hamamatsu, the artistic swimming program caps off this Monday with the mixed team free routine.
Lin Shan has improved herself from her silver finish at Hangzhou three years ago as she claims gold in the women's 1m springboard, splashing to victory with her total of 263.05 points.
🥇 🇨🇳 Lin Shan
🥈 🇨🇳 Long Yiping
🥉 🇰🇷 Kim Su-ji
DIVING - The diving competitions continue at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre, and on the schedule for this Monday are the 1m springboard events.
In the men's quarter-finals, each of the top two teams from Groups A and B are seeded alongside the four highest-seeded teams - namely Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, who have received automatic byes based on their ICC rankings.
CRICKET (28 September) - Cricket resumes at Korogi Sports Park in Nisshin this Monday, as we bowl onto the men's quarter-finals.
VOLLEYBALL (28 September) - Spike action at the Asian Games continues this Day 9, as men's volleyball preliminaries play on with matchday no. 2.
BEACH VOLLEYBALL | Women's Last 16 (28 September) (1/2):
🇯🇵 JPN-A - 2
🇰🇬 KGZ-C - 0
🇭🇰 HKG-C - 0
🇵🇭 PHI-G - 2
🇯🇵 JPN-F - 0
🇵🇭 PHI-E - 2
🇰🇿 KAZ-E - 2
🇭🇰 HKG-C - 0
Here's a look at the bracket for the women's knockout rounds to see how it will unfold this Monday.
BEACH VOLLEYBALL (28 September) - We're now in the next stage at the Hekinan Ryokuchi Beach Court, as beach volleyball begins the knockout rounds with the women's Last 16.