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This is a report summarizing the medal acquisition status by country at the 20th Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.
◇ 20th Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games medal rankings (27th)
Ranking Country Gold Silver Bronze 1 China 119 48 38 2 Japan 37 62 58 3 South Korea 21 23 39 4 Uzbekistan 10 17 11 5 Kazakhstan 9 10 21 6 Thailand 9 7 10 7 Bahrain 8 2 3 8 Iran 7 14 8 9 North Korea 6 5 4 10 Malaysia 6 2 8 11 Hong Kong 5 12 15 12 India 4 16 17 13 Taiwan 3 7 19 14 Indonesia 2 5 17 15 Singapore 2 5 3 16 Philippines 2 2 8 17 Qatar
Tajikistan 2 2 1 19 Kuwait 2 1 2 20 Macau 1 4 1 21 Vietnam 1 1 16 22 Jordan
Myanmar 1 1 1 24 Saudi Arabia 0 2 5 25 Kyrgyzstan 0 1 3 26 Afghanistan
Iraq 0 1 2 28 Lebanon
Oman 0 1 1 30 Sri Lanka
Turkmenistan
United Arab Emirates 0 1 0 33 Cambodia
Pakistan 0 0 4 35 Nepal 0 0 2 36 Bangladesh
brunei
mongolia
Syria 0 0 1

In the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games baseball finals, Kim Do-young hit the game-winning hit in the 8th inning, leading Korea to a 3-1 victory and winning the gold medal. Kim Do-young struggled due to injury during the tournament, but showed a decisive performance in the final game.

The Korean national baseball team won its fifth consecutive gold medal by defeating Japan 3-1 in the finals of the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games. Jo Byeong-hyun and Park Young-hyun, who took the mound in every match, did not allow a comeback with impeccable pitching and confirmed the win.

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