India at Asian Games on September 27: Key Events, IST Timings and Where to Watch

India’s Asian Games campaign moves into another medal-heavy day on Sunday, September 27, with major opportunities spread from the early-morning race walk to the evening athletics session. The programme follows India’s double kabaddi gold on Saturday and places squash, track and field, weightlifting and boxing firmly in the spotlight.

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Abhay Singh and Anahat Singh will contest the men’s and women’s squash singles finals, while Harjinder Kaur competes in the women’s 69kg weightlifting medal event. The afternoon brings four boxing quarterfinals, a women’s hockey pool fixture and several athletics finals featuring leading Indian contenders.

Where to watch the Asian Games in India

Live television coverage is available across the Sony Sports Network, while online streaming is available through SonyLIV. Coverage may move between channels and sport-specific streams when events overlap. All timings below are in Indian Standard Time and remain subject to operational changes by the organisers.

India’s key September 27 schedule

Time Sport and event Indian athletes or team
4:00 am Athletics: Women’s marathon race walk final Manju Rani, Priyanka Goswami
6:10 am Shooting: Women’s 25m pistol precision qualification Manu Bhaker, Esha Singh, Rahi Sarnobat
7:38 am onwards Athletics: Men’s decathlon morning events Tejaswin Shankar, Thowfeeq Noushad
9:45 am Boxing: Men’s 80kg quarterfinal Ankush vs Nekruz Salimov
10:00 am Weightlifting: Women’s 69kg final Harjinder Kaur
12:30 pm Squash: Men’s singles gold-medal match Abhay Singh vs Ng Eain Yow
1:30 pm Squash: Women’s singles gold-medal match Anahat Singh vs Sivasangari Subramaniam
2:00 pm Boxing: Women’s 65kg quarterfinal Parveen vs Navbakhor Khamidova
2:45 pm Boxing: Men’s 60kg quarterfinal Sachin Siwach vs Shunsuke Kitamoto
3:25 pm Athletics: Women’s long jump final Ancy Sojan, Shaili Singh
3:30 pm Hockey: Women’s Pool B match India vs Singapore
3:30 pm Athletics: Men’s decathlon javelin Tejaswin Shankar, Thowfeeq Noushad
3:45 pm Boxing: Men’s 90kg-plus quarterfinal Narender vs Adthapong Saengtep
3:55 pm Athletics: Women’s 200m final Harita Bhadra, Unnathi Bolland
4:05 pm Athletics: Men’s 200m final Animesh Kujur
4:15 pm Athletics: Men’s high jump final Sarvesh Kushare, J Aadarsh Ram
4:53 pm Athletics: Women’s 100m hurdles final Nandhini Kongan
5:40 pm Athletics: Men’s decathlon 1500m Tejaswin Shankar, Thowfeeq Noushad
5:52 pm Athletics: Women’s 3000m steeplechase final Parul Chaudhary, Ankita Dhyani
6:15 pm Athletics: Women’s 4x100m relay heats India

Squash finals headline the midday session

The clearest appointment viewing comes at 12:30 pm and 1:30 pm. Abhay Singh first meets Malaysia’s Ng Eain Yow for the men’s singles title. Anahat Singh then faces Malaysian star Sivasangari Subramaniam in the women’s final. Both matches guarantee India a medal, with gold at stake in each contest.

Athletics takes over the evening

The busiest viewing window begins around 3:25 pm. Ancy Sojan and Shaili Singh provide a two-athlete challenge in the women’s long jump before the sprint and high-jump finals begin. Animesh Kujur is the Indian entrant in the men’s 200m, while Sarvesh Kushare and J Aadarsh Ram compete in the men’s high jump.

Tejaswin Shankar is another athlete to track throughout the day as the decathlon concludes with the javelin and 1500m. The evening’s last individual medal opportunity for India comes in the women’s 3000m steeplechase, where Parul Chaudhary and Ankita Dhyani are scheduled to start.

Boxing and hockey add knockout pressure

Four Indian boxers contest quarterfinals, meaning victories would secure progression into the medal rounds. The bouts are distributed across the day, starting with Ankush at 9:45 am and ending with heavyweight Narender at 3:45 pm.

At 3:30 pm, India’s women’s hockey team faces Singapore in its final Pool B fixture. The match overlaps with the start of the athletics medal session, so viewers using the streaming service may need to switch between dedicated feeds.