Ojaswini, 13, makes the Indian Open cut
Ojaswini Saraswat, a 13-year-old amateur, made the cut at the Hero Women's Indian Open in Gurugram and is tied 26th at 4-over after 36 holes.
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Ojaswini Saraswat, a 13-year-old amateur, made the cut at the Hero Women's Indian Open in Gurugram and is tied 26th at 4-over after 36 holes.


Pranav Soorma won discus gold at 11.66 metres and Simran Sharma won the women's 200m T12 on India's third medal day at the Asian Para Games.

Deepthi Jeevanji retained the women's 400m T20 title in a Games-record 56.36 seconds on India's second medal day at the Asian Para Games in Aichi-Nagoya.

Day one brought India 11 medals, four gold, and fourth place at the Asian Para Games. Sheetal Devi equalled a world record in qualification only, with no medal.

BCCI named Mandhana full-time white-ball captain on 6 Oct, with Shafali Verma as T20I vice-captain and Deepti Sharma as ODI vice-captain; Harmanpreet, who stepped down as captain, is in both squads for the Zimbabwe series from 16 Oct.

India beat Malaysia 5-1 in the Asian Games men's hockey final on 3 October. The official results, Olympics.com, The Hindu with PTI and Indian Express report a direct Los Angeles 2028 berth.

India made 211 for 6 and beat Pakistan, 192 for 6, by 19 runs in the men's T20 final at Korogi. Hasan Nawaz made 96 and was out off the last ball. Pakistan took silver.

Kumkum Mohod beat Oh Yejin 6-5 in a shoot-off after trailing 3-5. Sportstar, Outlook and Business Standard call it India's first individual recurve Asiad gold. A Los Angeles 2028 quota is reported, not on the official page.

On 2 October at Gifu Prefectural Green Stadium, Lalremsiami scored in the 10th minute and Savita Punia saved a penalty stroke. Sportstar and The Times of India say the gold is a direct qualification spot for Los Angeles 2028. This note does not add an India medal tally.

On 2 October in Nagoya, official results give Ankush Panghal a 4-0 win over Kim Minseong and Sujeet Kalkal a 10-9 win over Abdulmazhid Kudiev after trailing 2-9. This note does not add India's overall gold tally.

On 2 October at Nishio Gymnasium, Lovlina beat Bao Ziyi 5-0 and Hooda beat Chen Nien-chin 3-2 on a split decision. Sportstar and News18 call Hooda the third Indian woman with Asian Games boxing gold. This note does not add a medal tally.

Official result: sets 54-54, 56-56, 55-51, 54-54. Sportstar, News On AIR and The Korea Times report it as India's first Asian Games gold in this event.