Archive · 29 Sep 2026
China Leads Asian Games Medal Tally After Day 10
The Asian Games medal table shows how many medals each country has won.
China is far ahead after 10 days of competition.
It has won 254 medals, including 143 gold medals.
Japan is in second place with 183 medals.
South Korea is third with 95 medals.
India is in 10th place with 52 medals.
India has won six gold, 21 silver, and 25 bronze medals.
Several other countries, including Uzbekistan, Thailand, Bahrain, Iran, and Kazakhstan, are also among the leading nations.
The standings were reported on Tuesday.
China leads the Asian Games medal table after Day 10 with 254 medals.
China has won 143 gold medals, along with 63 silver and 48 bronze medals.
Japan ranks second with 183 medals, including 45 gold, 71 silver, and 67 bronze.
South Korea is third with 95 medals: 24 gold, 27 silver, and 44 bronze.
India stands 10th with 52 medals, while Uzbekistan, Thailand, Bahrain, Iran, and Kazakhstan are among the top eight.
- Who
- China leads, followed by Japan and South Korea; India is ranked 10th.
- What
- The Asian Games medal standings after Day 10 were reported.
- When
- After Day 10, with the tally reported on Tuesday.
- Where
- At the Asian Games; the article does not specify a venue.
- Why
- To show participating nations' medal totals and rankings.
- China's position
- First place
- China's medals
- 254 total, including 143 gold
- Japan's position
- Second place
- Japan's medals
- 183 total: 45 gold, 71 silver, and 67 bronze
- South Korea's position
- Third place
- India's position
- 10th place
- India's medals
- 52 total: 6 gold, 21 silver, and 25 bronze