India Asian Games 2026 Medal Winners: Full Athlete List

A complete list of every Indian athlete who has won a medal at the Asian Games 2026 in Aichi-Nagoya, updated as new results arrive.

Here’s a complete, running list of every Indian athlete to stand on the podium at the Asian Games 2026, updated as the Aichi-Nagoya Games continue.

## Shooting

– Elavenil Valarivan: silver, women’s 10m air rifle individual; silver, women’s 10m air rifle team (with Sonam Maskar and Vidarsa Vinod)
– Himanshu Dhillon: silver, men’s 10m air rifle individual; silver, men’s 10m air rifle team (with Rudrankksh Patil and Parth Mane)
– Rudrankksh Patil: bronze, men’s 10m air rifle individual; silver, men’s 10m air rifle team

Our dedicated updates on Valarivan, Dhillon, Patil and Mane each cover their individual tournament runs in full detail.

## Mixed Martial Arts

– Suchika Tariyal: bronze, women’s traditional -60kg, India’s first-ever Asian Games MMA medal. Our full update on her historic run covers the story, including the contested semi-final that kept her from gold.

## Cricket

– The full Indian women’s cricket squad: gold, retaining their Asian Games title with a win over Sri Lanka in the final. Our dedicated team update names every player who contributed to the campaign.

## Why This List Will Keep Growing

With badminton, wrestling, boxing, wushu, kabaddi and table tennis all still in progress, several more names are expected to join this list before the Games conclude on October 4. Our roundup of India’s medal hopes across every sport highlights where the next additions are most likely to come from.

## How to Use This List

Bookmark this page as your reference point for every Indian medallist at Aichi-Nagoya 2026. For the story behind each result, our day-by-day results tracker and full medal tally breakdown provide the fuller context behind every name here.

## The Bottom Line

Seven medals and counting, with a maiden MMA medal and a fiercely contested cricket gold already headlining the list, India’s medal winners’ roster is off to a strong start in Japan.

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