India's medal streak continues in the Asian Games 2026, but Saturday, October 3 brought some disappointment for wrestling lovers. India's star female wrestler Antim Panghal Missed victory in the final match of 53 kg weight category of women's wrestling. In this exciting match for the gold medal, Panghal had to face defeat against the strong wrestler Mo Kiyoka of Japan.

After the defeat in this title match, the Indian wrestler had to be satisfied with the silver medal, due to which India missed another gold medal in its account. Despite this, Panghal's performance has been excellent throughout the tournament and he has once again brought glory to the country at the international level.

In this tough match played for the gold medal, Japanese wrestler Mo Kiyoka appeared dominant from the beginning. In the first half of the match, Panghal was unable to score any points, while the Japanese player played wisely and scored 2 points to take a 2-0 lead.

Mo Kiyoka's dominance was also seen in the second half of the match. The Japanese wrestler continued her aggressive strategy and scored 7 more points, while the Indian wrestler Panghal could score only 1 point in the final. Thus, after the end of the stipulated time, the score of the final match was 1-9 and the Japanese player captured the gold medal.

Even though Final Panghal could not succeed in winning the gold medal this time, she has further improved the level of her game as compared to her performance in the last Asian Games (2023). Last had won the bronze medal in the last Asian Games, whereas this time he has improved the color of his medal by winning the silver medal. The special thing is that she is the last Indian female wrestler to win a medal in the wrestling event in this edition of the Asian Games.

With this brilliant performance in the last Panghal, this is India's success in the ongoing Asian Games. 27th silver medal Is. Whereas, if we talk about wrestling, this is India's second silver medal in the ongoing games. Earlier, Nitish had won the silver medal in the men's Greco-Roman 97 kg category. Apart from this, India has also got 2 gold and 2 bronze medals in wrestling.

With this medal, India's total medal tally increased. 85 Has occurred. With this brilliant achievement, the Indian sports team remains firmly at the fourth position in the medal tally. So far, India has won 21 gold, 27 silver and 37 bronze medals. China occupies the first place in the medal table, with a total of 340 medals.