India eyes gold in archery and wrestling at Asian Games 2026

India is positioned for significant medal gains on Day 14 of the Asian Games 2026, with two gold-medal finals offering immediate opportunities to boost the medal tally. The Indian contingent is competing across multiple disciplines including cricket, archery, wrestling, and hockey, with several athletes reaching crucial stages of their tournaments.

Archer Kumkum has progressed to the semi-finals of the recurve archery competition, keeping alive India's hopes in the sport. The archer's advancement represents a positive start to the day's proceedings and sets the stage for potential medal finishes in archery.

Five Indian wrestlers are beginning their campaigns at the Games, providing the wrestling contingent with multiple pathways to medal contention. Wrestling has historically been a strong suit for Indian athletes at Asian Games, and these competitors will be among the day's key performers.

India's cricket team continues its campaign at the Games, with the India versus Pakistan encounter among the headline matches that will capture attention across the region. The sport remains one of the marquee events at the continental competition.

Hockey and other sports round out India's schedule for the day, with athletes across disciplines competing to secure medals and advance through tournament stages.