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India's Men's Soft Tennis Team Reaches Asian Games Quarterfinals
India’s men’s soft tennis team has reached the quarter-finals at the 2026 Asian Games.
The team played three matches in its group.
India beat Laos without losing a tie.
It then lost all three ties against Chinese Taipei.
India needed a strong result against Mongolia to advance.
The team won that match 3-0.
India finished second in Group C with four points.
Chinese Taipei finished first in the group.
India finished second in Group C with two wins from three ties.
The team defeated Laos 3-0 in its opening group match.
India lost 0-3 to group winner Chinese Taipei.
A 3-0 victory over Mongolia secured India's quarter-final place.
Jay Meena, Yogesh Choudhary, Aryan Thakur, Aniket Patel and Om Yadav make up the team.
- Who
- India’s men’s soft tennis team, consisting of Jay Meena, Yogesh Choudhary, Aryan Thakur, Aniket Patel and Om Yadav.
- What
- India advanced to the quarter-finals of the men’s team soft tennis competition after finishing second in Group C.
- Where
- Nagoya.
- When
- Friday during the 2026 Asian Games.
- Why
- India qualified by winning two of its three group ties and securing second place in Group C.
Key facts
- Competition
- Men’s team soft tennis at the Asian Games 2026
- Group
- Group C
- India’s record
- Two wins and one defeat
- Points
- Four
- Opening result
- India defeated Laos 3-0
- Group-stage defeat
- India lost 0-3 to Chinese Taipei
- Qualification result
- India defeated Mongolia 3-0 to reach the quarter-finals
Sources
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