Asian Para Games 2026 Day 8 schedule features Indian athletes in action on October 23, with medal events in athletics, archery, swimming, powerlifting, shooting, boccia and badminton
Sri Lanka successfully chased down a colossal target of 430 in Rawalpindi to secure a stunning two-wicket victory over England with one ball to spare. Janith Liyanage finished unbeaten on 55 to seal the second-highest ODI run chase in history, spoiling Harry Brook's record-breaking 202-run masterclass
South Africa completed a remarkable turnaround in Gqeberha, recovering from 110/6 to defeat Australia by an innings and 31 runs behind Temba Bavuma’s heroics and a relentless bowling display
All five Indian bowlers conceded over 40 runs for the first time in T20I history as New Zealand amassed a colossal 225/4 in Christchurch. Driven by Glenn Phillips' explosive, unbeaten 82 off 40 balls, the Black Caps posted their highest-ever T20I total against India
England captain Harry Brook smashed the fastest double century in ODI history off just 114 balls, shattering Shubman Gill's record to become England's first-ever double centurion in the format
Powered by Sanju Samson’s 33-ball 67, India gun down a mammoth 226-run target in Christchurch to eclipse their previous highest successful T20I chase of 209.
Asian Para Games 2026 Day 8 schedule features Indian athletes in action on October 23, with medal events in athletics, archery, swimming, powerlifting, shooting, boccia and badminton
All five Indian bowlers conceded over 40 runs for the first time in T20I history as New Zealand amassed a colossal 225/4 in Christchurch. Driven by Glenn Phillips' explosive, unbeaten 82 off 40 balls, the Black Caps posted their highest-ever T20I total against India
Sheetal Devi defended her women’s compound individual title at the Asian Para Games 2026, defeating Singapore’s Alim Nur Syahidah 142-139 after recovering from a four-point deficit. The 19-year-old has now won two gold medals and one silver at the ongoing Games
Asian Para Games 2026 Day 8 schedule features Indian athletes in action on October 23, with medal events in athletics, archery, swimming, powerlifting, shooting, boccia and badminton
