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Day 11 Asian Games 2026: India’s Boxing to Wrestling Schedule Unveiled
✍️ India.com
🗓 30 Sep 2026, 08:18 AM
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India’s contingent will compete in boxing, judo, karate, taekwondo and wrestling on the eleventh day of the 2026 Asian Games, with events spread across Hangzhou venues.
The official timetable for day 11 of the 2026 Asian Games lists five combat‑sport disciplines for the Indian squad – boxing, judo, karate, taekwondo and wrestling. Each discipline has multiple weight‑class bouts scheduled throughout the day, allowing Indian athletes to contest several medals in a single session.
Team officials say the line‑up reflects the strengths of India’s combat‑sport program, which has delivered a steady stream of podium finishes in recent continental tournaments. Athletes are expected to target gold in categories where they entered the Games as top‑ranked contenders.
All the day‑11 contests will be held at venues in Hangzhou that host the Games’ martial‑arts events, with boxing and wrestling taking place in the city’s main indoor arena, while judo, karate and taekwondo will be staged at the adjacent martial‑arts complex.
Coaches have emphasized that the tight schedule demands careful recovery and weight management, and the Indian contingent has arrived early to acclimatise to local conditions. The performances on day 11 will shape India’s medal tally as the Games move into their second week.
Team officials say the line‑up reflects the strengths of India’s combat‑sport program, which has delivered a steady stream of podium finishes in recent continental tournaments. Athletes are expected to target gold in categories where they entered the Games as top‑ranked contenders.
All the day‑11 contests will be held at venues in Hangzhou that host the Games’ martial‑arts events, with boxing and wrestling taking place in the city’s main indoor arena, while judo, karate and taekwondo will be staged at the adjacent martial‑arts complex.
Coaches have emphasized that the tight schedule demands careful recovery and weight management, and the Indian contingent has arrived early to acclimatise to local conditions. The performances on day 11 will shape India’s medal tally as the Games move into their second week.