Guanzhou Asian Games

• Two bronze medals for India in Asiad rollersports

  Rollersports fetched India a couple of unexpected bronze medals with Anup Kumar Yama bagging one in men's single free skating before combining with Avani Panchal to finish third in the pairs skating event here on Friday.

• India wins bronze in women's archery team event

  Indian women archers settled for a bronze in the team event after missing out on an opportunity to stun world number one South Korea in the semifinals shoot-off in the Asian Games here on Sunday.

• Golfers and sailors clinch silver as India bag four medals

  Golfers and sailors contributed to the medal collection by fetching a silver each while cueist Aditya Mehta and racqueter Saurav Ghosal bagged bronze as India dipped to the 14th position on the medal table on the eighth day of competitions in the 16th Asian Games here today.

• Deepika qualifies for 2nd stage, leads team into last 16

  Teenage archer Deepika Kumari led the Indian women's archery team into the pre-quarterfinals of the Asian Games competition with a creditable display, which also helped her qualify for the next round along with another budding youngster Rimil Buriuly.

• India lose 0-3 to Japan in women's hockey

  After their opening match high, the Indian hockey eves got a reality check when they were handed out a 0-3 defeat by Japan in their second pool game at the Asian Games here on Tuesday.

• Olympic champion Bindra, Narang to lead India's charge

  Led by Olympic champion Abhinav Bindra and Commonwealth Games hero Gagan Narang, Indian shooters would look to carry forward their stupendous CWG form into the Asian Games as the competition begin here tomorrow.

• India, Pakistan set for explosive grudge match

  Bitter rivals India and Pakistan are gearing for an intriguing slugfest as South Korea and China chase a hat-trick of titles in the Asian Games field hockey.

• Veterans, hired guns eye tennis gold

  China's Li Na, veterans Kimiko Date Krumm and Tamarine Tanasugarn, as well as a host of European-born, hired guns will lead the charge for Asian Games tennis gold.