Nagoya, en.SERU.co.id – The Indonesian contingent has collected four medals in the provisional standings of the 2026 Asian Games, consisting of one silver and three bronzes. As of Sunday, 20 September 2026, at 15.41 WIB, the haul places the Red and White in 10th position. Indonesia remains behind China, which leads the standings with six gold, six silver and two bronze medals.
Indonesia’s first medal came from Seraf Naro Siregar in the men’s wushu changquan event. Naro scored 9.720 points and finished third, just 0.003 points behind Macau’s Kuong Chi Hin, who took gold with a score of 9.723.
The next medal was secured by Yoga Ardika Putra in the men’s singles teqball competition. Yoga claimed bronze after his Kuwaiti opponent, Zaid Eidan, withdrew from the third-place match. The result is particularly notable as teqball is making its debut at the Asian Games.
The Indonesian men’s soft tennis team added another bronze after a 0-2 loss to Japan in the semifinal. The defeat still guaranteed a medal, as teams eliminated in the semifinals automatically receive bronze.
Indonesia’s silver medal was won by Sumaya in the women’s singles teqball event. Sumaya reached the final by defeating India’s Quimcy Joaquim Dsouza with scores of 7-12, 12-9, 12-7, but was unable to overcome her opponent from Myanmar in the final match.
Teqball has therefore emerged as a key contributor for Indonesia, delivering one silver and one bronze. In the latest standings around 15.38 WIB, Indonesia sits below India, which has two silver medals and no bronze.
At the top of the table, China leads with six gold, six silver and two bronzes, followed by Japan with five gold, four silver and five bronzes. South Korea occupies third place with three gold, two silver and five bronze medals. (aan/mzm)
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