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Games Scoreboard NOVEMBER 23, 20 CHINA DAILY PAGE 12 GAMES SCOREBOARD ARCHERY Men’s team Gold: Korea Silver: China Bronze: India ATHLETICS Men’s pole vault 1. Yang Yansheng, China, 5.50 2. Andreev Leonid, Uzbekistan, 5.30 2. Kim Yoo-suk, Korea 5.30 4. Rabbani Mohammad M, Iran, 5.20 5. Suzuki Takafumi, Japan, 5.20 6. Saombankuay Sompon, Thailand, 5.00 7. Almershad Fahad B, Kuwait, 4.80 7. Yun Dae-uk, Korea, 4.80 Women’s hammer throw 1. Zhang Wenxiu, China, 72.84 2. Wang Zheng, China, 68.17 3. Murofushi Yuka, Japan, 62.94 4. Kavr Hardeep, India, 60.54 5. Park Hee-soen, Korea, 57.53 6. Kang Na-ru, Korea, 56.85 7. Mamedova Ayna, Turkmenistan, 50.60 Women’s 400m 1. Olga Tereshkova, Kazakhstan, 51.97 2. Asami Chiba, Japan, 52.68 3. Marina Maslyonko, Kazakhstan, 52.70 4. Mandeep Kaur, India, 52.99 5. Maniieet Kaur, India, 53.27 6. Tang Xiaoyin, China, 53.55 7. Chen Lin, China, 53.82 8. Mudiyans Rasnayaka, Sri Lanka, 55.05 Men’s 400m 1. Femi Seun Ogunode, Qatar, 45.12 2. Yuzo kanemaru, Japan, 45.32 3. Yousef masrahi, Kazakhstan, 45.71 4. Liu Xiaosheng, China, 46.34 5. Chang Pengben, China, 46.65 AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE PHOTOS 6. D. Amarasekaralage, Sri Lanka, 47.05 7. Ismail alsibyani, Kazakhstan, 47.11 8. Yusuke Ishitsuka, Japan, 47.49 Clockwise from top left: Korean fencers celebrate their gold medal win over Japan during the women’s team foil Women’s 100m 1. Chisato Fukushima, Japan, 11.33 fi nal; gold medalist Daniyar Kobonov of Kyrgyzstan (top) 2. Guzel Khubbieva, Uzbekistan, 11.34 competes with silver medalist Tsukasa Tsurumaki of Japan 3. Vu Thi Huong, Vietnam, 11.43 4. Momoko Takahashi, Japan, 11.50 in the men’s Greco-Roman 74kg fi nal; Rashid al-Maktoum of 5. Tao Yujia, China, 11.63 the United Arab Emirates, riding Dubai’s Pride, competes in 6. Neeranuch Klomded, Thailand, 11.68 7. Ye Jiabei, China, 11.71 the equestrian jumping team. 8. Le Ngoc Phuong, Vietnam, 11.76 Men’s 100m Serik Sepiyev (KAZ) bt Chang Wei-jen BASKETBALL 1. Lao Yi, China, 10.24 (TPE) - w/o 2. Yasir Alnashri, Saudi Arabia, 10.26 Women’s 48-51kg 3. Barakat Al harthi, Oman, 10.28 Men Mary Kom (IND) bt Ping Meng-chieh 4. Lai Chun Ho, Hong Kong, China, 10.32 Group E (TPE) - points 5. Yahya Hassan Habeeb, Saudi Arabia, China 101 Jordan 53 Ren Cancun (CHN) bt Sanju Lama 10.35 DPR Korea 81 Uzbekistan 70 (NEP) - points 6. Suryo Agung Wibowo, Indonesia, Group F Annie Albania (PHI) bt Kim Hye-song 10.37 Iran 88 Qatar 46 (DPRK) - points 7. Zheng Dongsheng, China, 10.38 Aya Shinmoto (JPN) bt Nguyen Thi Mai 8. Tsui Chi Ho, Hong Kong, China, 12.26 Women (VIE) - points Women’s 57-60kg BOWLING Preliminary Round Group A Yun Kum-ju (DPRK) bt Thi Chung Noh DIVING (VIE) - points Men’s team of fi ve Silver: Korea (GU Bon-gil, KIM Jungh- Tanasugarn Tamarin, Thailand China 72 Korea 64 wan, OH Eun-seok; WON Woo-young) Thailand 62 India 54 Dong Cheng (CHN) bt Kseniia Filiste- Gold: Korea (CHOI Bok-eum, CHOI Women’s synchronized 3m spring- Bronze: Japan (KUDO Shinya, OGAWA Men’s singles semifi nals Group B eva (KGZ) - points Yong-kyu, HONG Hae-sol, CHO board Satoshi, YAMAMOTO Koji) Denis Istomin (UZB) bt Go Soeda (JPN) Japan 143 Maldives 19 Tassamalee Thongjan (THA) bt Preeti Young-seon, JANG Dong-chul, SUH Bronze: Kazakhstan (FROLOV 6-1, 6-0 Beniwal (IND) - referee stopped fi ght Sang-cheon 1. Shi Tingmao/Wang Han, China, 315.60 points Yevgeniy, TILENSHIYEV Yerali, TURLY- Somdev Devvarman (IND) bt Tatsuma Semifi nals on Wednesday Saida Khassenova (KAZ) bt Hsueh BEKOV Z) Ito (JPN) 6-2, 0-6, 6-3 Chun-chiu (TPE) - points Silver: Malaysia (Hsien Loong Adrian, 2. Leong Mun Yee/Ng Yan Yee, Malay- Japan against Korea China against Chinese Taipei Muhamad Syafi q Rid, Kien Liang Liew, sia, 279.90 Women’s team foil 3. Mai Nakagawa/Sayaka Shibusawa, TRAMPOLINE GYMNASTICS CRICKET Muhammad Nur Aiman, Eng Chuan Gold: Korea (JEON Hee-sook, NAM Aaron Ko, Zulmazran Zulkifl i) Japan, 277.50 BEACH VOLLEYBALL 4. Choi Sut Ian/Lo I Teng, Macao, Hyun-hee, OH Ha-na; SEO Mi-jung) Women’s individual Men’s quarterfi nal Silver: Japan (IKEHATA Kanae, NISH- China, 257.10 1. Huang Shanshan, China, 41.40 points Women’s semifi nals Pakistan 183-1 (Khalid Latif 103 not Bronze: Hong Kong, China (Mak Cheuk IOKA Shiho, YOSHIZAWA Chie) Yin, Wu Siu Hong, Tsang Pak Kei, Tseng 5. Nguyen Vu Thao Quyen/Nguyen Vu 2. He Wenna, China, 40.90 Xue Chen/Zhang Xi (CHN) bt Usa out, Sharieel Khan 46) v China 55-9 Bronze: China (CHEN Jinyan, DAI Huili, 3. Ekaterina Khilko, Uzbekistan, 39.50 Tak Hin, Yeung Wai Ki, Cheung Chun Tyhao Quyen, Vietnam, 216.45 Tenpaksee/Jarunee Sannok (THA) (Raza Hassan 3-10, Aizaz Cheema 3-15) Le Huilin, SHI Yun) 4. Anna Savkina, Uzbekistan, 39.20 Pakistan won by 128 runs Chung) 6. Sari Ambar Wati/Dinda Maria Natali, 21-16, 21-14 Bronze: Hong Kong, China (CHENG Hiu, 5. Ayana Yamada, Japan, 37.10 Indonesia, 215.40 Wai Vale, CHEUNG Ho King, LAU Hiu Huang Ying/Yue Yuan (CHN) bt Luk Pool D Men’s all events 7. Kim Na-mi/Kee Tae-rim, Korea, DNF Wai, LIN Po Heung) Teck Hua/Beh Shun Thing (MAS) 21-7, Men’s individual 21-13 Nepal 129-9 (Binod Bhandari 29) v Mal- Gold: Kien Liang Liew, Malaysia Men’s synchronized 10m platform SOCCER 1. Dong Dong, China, 44.50 dives 54-8 (Rahul Vishwakarama 3-9) Silver: CHOI Yong-kyu, Korea 1. Yang Liguang/Zhou Luxin, China, 2. Tu Xiao, China, 43.80 Men’s semifi nals Nepal won by 75 runs Bronze: CHOI Bok-eum, Korea 3. Sotomura Tetsuya, Japan, 42.40 486.57 Women’s fi nals Gao Peng/Li Jian (CHN) bt Kentaro 4. Ito Masaki, Japan, 41.90 FIELD HOCKEY 2. Bryan Lomas/Ooi Tze Liang, Malay- Gold medal match Asahi/Katsuhir Shiratori (JPN) 21-14, Women’s team of fi ve 5. Syzdyk Yernur, Kazakhstan, 37.10 sia, 407.16 Japan 1 (Iwashimizu 74) DPRK 0 22-20 Gold: Korea (Choi Jin-a, Hwang Sun-ok; 6. Alhamad Faraj Musa, Qatar, 34.80 Women’s round robin 3. Kim Chon-man/So Myong-hyok, DPR 7. Alkhahdeir Saleh K, Kuwait, 22.50 Wu Penggen/Xu Linyin (CHN) bt Dmi- Jeon Eun-hee; Gang Hye-eun; Son Yun- Bronze medal match Korea 2 (Kim Jong-eun 41, 65) Japan 0 Korea, 394.08 8. Mustafi n Marat, Uzbekistan, 11.80 try Yakovlev/Alexey Kuleshov (KAZ) hee; Hong Su-yeon 4. Kim Jin-yong/OH Yi-taek, Korea, Korea 2 (Park Hee-young 2, Ji So-yun 21-10, 21-12 Malaysia 5 (Noor Ruhaini 24, Nor Silver: Indonesia (Tannya Roumimper; 389.34 37) China 0 WEIQI Bokhari 32, 70, Norfaraha Hashim 33, Novie Phang; Lvana Hie; Sharon Ade- 5. Murakami Kazuki/Okamoto Yu, BOXING Norazlin Sumantri 37) Thailand 0 TENNIS China 2 (Wang Zhishuang 27, Xu Xia- lina Lim; Putty Insavilla AR; Shalima Japan, 388.20 Mixed doubles Quarterfi nals oxu 30) India 1 (Surinder Kaur 65pen) Zalsha) 6. Nazarpour Shahna/Vali Pour Mojtab, Women’s doubles fi nal Gold: Korea (PARK Jeong-hwan/LEE Bronze: Malaysia (Sharon Koh; Zatil Iran, 357.78 Men’s 46-49kg Chan Yung-jan/Yang Tsung-hua (TPE) Seu-la) W D L Gf Ga Pts iman Abdul G; Zandra Aziela Ibra; Es- 7. Muhammad Nasrula/Noor Husaini, Amnat Ruenroeng (THA) bt Sung bt Sania Mirza/Vishnu Vardhan (IND) Silver: China (XIE He/SONG Ronghui) China 5 1 0 31 4 16 Indonesia, 315.51 Song-Guk (DPRK) - points ther Cheah; Shalin Zulkifl i; Li Jane Sin) 4-6, 6-1, 1-0 (super tie-break) Bronze: Korea (CHOI Chul-han/KIM Korea 5 1 0 24 5 16 Asok Jaime/Fabriga Rexel Ry, PHILIP- Yoon-yeong) Zou Shiming (CHN) bt Hatsanai Phoi- Japan 4 0 2 21 7 12 PINES, DNF levy (LAO) - points Women’s all events Bronze: KIM So-jung/LEE Jin-a India 3 0 3 24 6 9 Gold: Hwang Sun-ok, Korea Bronze: PENG Shuai/YAN Zi WRESTLING Birzhan Zhakypov (KAZ) bt Shin Jong- Malaysia 2 0 4 12 18 6 EQUESTRIAN hun (KOR) - points Silver: Choi Jin-a, Korea Thailand 1 0 5 5 44 3 Victorio Saludar (PHI) bt Amandeep Bronze: Zhang Yuhong, China Men’s doubles fi nal Men’s Greco-Roman 74kg Kazakhstan 0 0 6 3 36 0 Jumping Team Singh (IND) - points Somdev Devvarman/Sanam Singh Gold: KOBONOV Daniyar, Kyrgyzstan (Final: China v Korea; Bronze medal CYCLING ROAD RACE Gold: Saudi Arabia (AL DUHAMI Ramzy (IND) bt Gong Maoxin/Li Zhe (CHN) Silver: TSURUMAKI Tsukasa, Japan Men’s 64kg match: Japan v India) Ha; MOTEB AL S. Hrh P; AL SHARBATLI 6-3, 6-7 (4), 1-0 (super tie-break) Bronze: ALIZADEH KALEHKESH, Iran Santhosh Virothu (IND) bt Tuvshinbat Men’s individual road race Abdul; AL EID Khaled Abdu) Bronze: PARK Jin-sung, Korea Byamba (MGL) - points HANDBALL Silver: United Arab Emirates (ALQAS- Wuttichai Masuk (THA) bt Vinky Mon- 1. WONG Kam Po, Hong Kong, China Bronze: Jae Cho-soong/Kim Hyun- SIMI Majid SH; AL JUNAIBI AHMED; tolalu (INA) - points Women’s preliminary round 4:14:54.18 joon, Korea Men’s Greco-Roman 84kg Daniyar Yeleussinov (KAZ) bt Houman 2.
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