Asian Games 2018 Live News Updates Day 5: Shardul Vihan Wins Silver, Men's Kabaddi Team Disappoints; Ankita Raina Settles for Bronze on Day 5

This brings an end to India's day at the Asian Games. Day 5 was nowhere close to Day 4 for India in terms of medals. But the highlight of the day was the silver won by 15-year-old Shardul Vihan in the men's double trap event. Vihan not only held his nerves to win the silver, but also displayed remarkable skills.

But the biggest loss and setback to India's campaign came when the men's Kabbadi team suffered a defeat at the hands of the Iran team in the semi-final. India's Kabaddi team had to settle for a bronze after the defeat. The women's team though, has reached the finals.

Ankita Raina had to settle for bronze after losing the semi-final contest and male Tennis player Prajnesh managed to make it to the semi-finals. Squash players Joshna Chinappa, Dipiki Pallikal and Badminton stars PV Sindhu and Saina Nehwal all progressed to the next round. Follow LatestLY for all the updates from the 2018 Asian Games related to India on Day 6 of the games. Asian Games Medal Tally 2018 Updated: Kabaddi Team Settles for Bronze, Takes India's Medal Tally to 18 in Current Table and Country-Wise Medal Standings.

India's Joshna Chinappa beat Jemyca Aribado of the Philippines and has progressed to the Women's singles quarter-finals. India's medal tally stands at 18 with 4 Gold, 4 Silver and 10 Bronze.

India miss out on a quarterfinal place in women's 5x5 event after losing a closely contested Group A match against Indonesia, which the hosts won 69-66.

Good news from squash for India as Dipika Pallikal moves into women's singles quarterfinals with a 3-0 win over Indonesia's Yeni Rohmah. India's medal tally stands at 18 with 4 Gold, 4 Silver and 10 Bronze.

Iran defeat India 27-18 in Men's Kabaddi semi final. India settles for bronze medal. This is the first time that India has missed out on a gold medal. Check the ANI tweet below:

Iran defeat India 27-18 in Men's Kabaddi semi final. India settles for bronze medal. This is the first time that India has missed out on a gold medal. India's men's kabaddi reign at the Asian Games ends as the seven-time champions fail to reach the final for the first time, losing to Iran 17-27 in the semis and settle for bronze.

Shardul Vihan, still in his teens, held his nerve to claim a silver in the double trap shooting event. It was a brilliant show of focus and grit by the 15-year-old as he ended one point behind Shin Hyunwoo.

Rohan Bopanna and Divij Sharan gave it their all in the semis and held their nerves to enter finals. However, Ankita Raina will have to be happy with a bronze. Asian Games Medal Tally 2018 Updated: Shardul Vihan Wins Silver, Takes India's Medal Tally to 17 in Current Table and Country-Wise Medal Standings.

Asian Games is proving to be a shocker for the biggest medal hopefuls. After star names in wrestling like Sushil Kumar or Manu Bhaker in shooting, it is athletes from weightlifting who fail to get a podium finish. Sathish Sivalingam who has produced phenomenal results in Commonwealth Games was reduced to tenth spot in the men's 77kg after he injured himself in failed attempt of 178 kg in clean and jerk. Meanwhile, another weightlifter Ajay Singh could also just secure a fifth position.

It is silver for young 15-year-old Indian shooter Shardul Vihan in Men's Double Trap at JSC - Shooting Range. This is his first Asian Games medal and a big congratulations to the boy who takes India's medal tally to 17!

A painful sight for all Indian fans as weightlifter Sathish Sivalingam injured himself after a failed attempt of 178 kg in clean and jerk.

What a phenomenal game Indian women's kabaddi team has had in the semi-finals match beating Chinese Taipei 27-14. With this enter yet another finals of multi-sports tournament! Bravo Team India

Saina Nehwal had it easy against Soraya Aghaeihajiagha of Iran winning her women's singles round of 32 match in straight games 21-7, 21-9 at GBK - ISTORA. 28-year-old Nehwal took just 26 minutes to dispatch her opponent and advance to the round of 16.

Naorem Boynao Singh of India beats Turatbek Sulaimankul Uulu of Kyrgyzstan 5-0.

India's PV Sindhu had a tricky round of 32 match against World No 52 Vu Thi Trang of Vietnam. The Indian shuttler had to dig deep to register victory in three sets 21-10, 12-21, 23-21. Sindhu will have to ensure this was a minor hurdle if she aims for a podium finish at Asian Games.

Unbelievable sight at  JSC - Shooting Range, as 15-year-old Shardul Vihan tops the qualifiers for the men's double trap. Another Indian shooter in fray Ankur Mittal failed to make the cut finishing at ninth position. Only six shooters qualify to the gold medal match. 

Shooters Shreyasi Singh and Varsha Varman failed to make an impression in Double Trap Women event after finishing sixth and seventh. Li Qingnian of China, Yiting Bai also of China and Mariya Dmitriyenko of Kazakhstan took the gold, silver and bronze medals in the event.

We have Sathish Kumar Sivalingam and Ajay Singh in action in the men's 77kg category. India has a lot of hope from two-time Commonwealth Games gold medallist Sivalingam in the 18th Asiad.

India's Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty defeated Hong Kong's Chun Hei Tam and Yonny Chung to enter the Round of 16 of the men's doubles event with a comfortable 21-12, 21-14 victory.

While Rohan Bopanna and Divij Sharan has made to the men's doubles finals, we do not have great news coming from women's singles event. India's Ankita Raina lost to Zheng Shuai 6-4, 7-6(6) in women's singles semi-finals match. Nevertheless, the 25-year-old settles for a bronze medal.

Rohan Bopanna and Divij Sharan have pulled off a stunner against Japan’s Uesugi Kaito and Sho Shimabukuro 4-6, 6-3, (10-8) to enter men's doubles finals. With this the duo ensure silver medal in tennis for India