
Success across wushu, triathlon, karate and swimming brings city's total medal count to eight
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The Asian Games is a multi-sport event where athletes from across Asia compete. Hong Kong has been participating in various disciplines including wushu, triathlon, and swimming.
Hong Kong’s athletes had a Monday to remember at the Asian Games, picking up six medals, and if Siobhan Haughey’s gold was more expected than hoped for, the reverse was true elsewhere.
Success across wushu, triathlon, karate and swimming took the city’s overall tally to eight, with the belief more should follow when the city’s fencers enter the mix for the first time on Tuesday.
Lydia Sham Hui-yu got things started with victory in the women’s wushu changquan, and there were sighs of relief all round when the city’s triathletes claimed bronze in the mixed team relay.

The 2026 Billie Jean Gold Cup Shenzhen Finals kicked off in Shenzhen on September 22. The Czech team got off to a good start by defeating the British team 2:0. Buzkova and Noskova won singles respectively, helping the Czech team win the first match.

The 2026 FIBA Intercontinental Cup started in Beijing on the 22nd. China's Beijing Enterprises lost to Argentina's Boca Juniors 78:88; Lithuania's Vilnius Letas defeated Rwanda's RSSB Tigers 107:89. The tournament was divided into two groups, A and B. The Beijing Enterprises men's basketball team lost the first game, while the Vilnius Letas team made a strong start after the first quarter.

On the third day of the Nagoya Asian Games, the Taiwanese team won a total of 3 bronze medals in karate and martial arts. Currently, they have accumulated 1 gold, 3 silver and 5 bronze medals, temporarily ranking 10th in the medal list. The men's table tennis team defeated Iran to advance to the top four and will face the Chinese team tomorrow; the men's gymnastics team, led by Tang Jiahong and Li Zhikai, is aiming for medals.

The Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games Organising Committee is under fire for operational blunders, including athlete housing and dining issues. Critics fear the event may be labeled the 'worst Asian Games ever' as the committee deflects blame onto foreign contractors.

In the top 8 of the women's table tennis team at the Asian Games in Nagoya, the Taiwan team lost 0:3 to the world's second-ranked Japanese team and missed the chance to advance. Ye Yitian, Zheng Yijing and Peng Yuhan lost to Miwa Harimoto, Hina Hayata and Mima Ito in singles events respectively.

In the top 8 of the men's table tennis team at the Asian Games in Nagoya, the Taiwan team led by Lin Yunru defeated the Iranian team in straight games and successfully advanced to the semi-finals. Lin Yunru defeated Alamiyan with the first point, and Guo Guanhong and Feng Yixin subsequently won in straight three, helping the team advance to the semi-finals of the Asian Games for the fourth consecutive time.