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12.10 (IST): Squash - Saurav Ghosal loses second game 9-11 vs Pakistan's Iqbal Nasir in men's singles quarters. Game now level at 1-1

11.50 (IST): Squash -  Saurav Ghosal wins first game 11-6 vs Pakistan's Iqbal Nasir in men's singles quarters

11.35 (IST): A highly-anticipated India-Pakistan clash is coming up with Saurav Ghosal taking on Iqbal Nasir in men's Squash quarters.

11.28 (IST): Tennis - Yuki Bhambri & Co. will take on top-seeds Kazakhstan in quarters.

11.10 (IST): Swimming: Disappointment so far for India. Saurabh Sangvekar (5th), Aaron D'Souza (4th) and Prathapan Nair (7th) fail to qualify for finals of Men's 200m Freestyle, Men's 200m Butterfly and Men's 100m Backstroke respectively.

10.47 (IST): Here's the Indian shooting bronze medallist at the podium.

10.45 (IST): Tennis: With these wins, Indian men's team advances to quarters.

10.40 (IST): Tennis: India beat Nepal 3-0 as Sai Myneni-Sharan Divij thump Santosh Khatri-Dawa Sonam 6-0, 6-0.

10.30 (IST): Tennis: Yuki Bhambri thrashed Jeetendra Pariyar 6-0, 6-0. India lead 2-0 vs Nepal.

10.20 (IST):  Tennis:  Sanam Singh beat Abhishek Bastola 6-0, 6-1.India 1-0 lead vs Nepal.

09.45 (IST): Excellent news! Indian 'golden' shooter Jitu Rai has earned a Rs. 50 Lakh cash award from the Uttar Pradesh Government.

09.00 (IST): India have a busy Sunday ahead at the Asian Games. India's Saurav Ghoshal will face Pakistan's Iqbal Nasir in men's squash quarters while Dipika Pallikal and Joshna Chinappa will face-off in women's quarters at 11.30 IST. At 14.30 IST, Indian women's badminton team will be in action.

08.15 (IST): No repeat of Day 1 in individual event for Jitu Rai. He finishes fifth in the 10m Air Pistol finals.

08.10 (IST): Shooting - In the 10m Air Pistol finals, India's Jitu Rai is 2nd after 10 shots. Can he claim another gold today?

07.25 (IST): Later in the day, Indian men's hockey team will kick-start their campaign against Sri Lanka in a pool B match. The Asian Games will be the first major international hockey competition to feature the new format where the duration of the game has been reduced from 70 to 60 minutes. The game will also be played in four quarters of 15-minute each instead of the regular two halves of 35 minutes each. There will be a 40-second time-out when a penalty corner is awarded and after a goal is scored.

07.10 (IST): Indian shooters are scripting a dream in Incheon! While Samaresh Jung arrived in Incheon only last night due to visa issues, Prakash Nanjappa's gun was stuck at customs until Saturday evening, forcing him to practice with spare guns for three days.

07.05 (IST): Shooting medal! Indian shooters continue from where they left off on Day 1! Jitu Rai, Samaresh Jung and Prakash Nanjappa help India win team bronze in the Men's 10m Air Pistol event. They finished behind hosts South Korea and China. In fact, India finished on par score with China (1743) but the shot one bullseye fewer. (64 to China's 65).

In badminton, India ended a 28-year-old medal drought in the Asian Games after the women's shuttlers, led by Saina Nehwal and P V Sindhu, edged out Thailand 3-2 to reach the semifinals of the team event.

In what could be a rather one-sided contest, the Indian men's hockey team will take on Sri Lanka in a Pool B match at the Seonhak Hockey Stadium. After the islanders, the Sardar Singh-led side will face Oman on September 23 before more tough encounters against arch-rival Pakistan (September 25) and China (September 27).

Two-time gold medallist India, who stood top of the podium in 1966 and 1998, would definitely be looking for thumping wins over Sri Lanka and Oman to boost their confidence before they take on the big guns.

One of the biggest draws for India on Day 2 could be the squash women's singles quarterfinal between Joshana Chinappa and Dipika Pallikal. India should have another easy contest when the men's team take on Nepal in the second round.

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