Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], October 5 (ANI): The second day of Water Polo and Artistic Swimming within the eleventh Asian Aquatics Championships 2025 witnessed India’s Water Polo workforce lose 11-19 to Thailand on the Veer Savarkar Sports Complex on Saturday.
Meanwhile, in Artistic Swimming, Uzbekistan’s Khadicha Agzamova and Sabina Makhmudova secured the highest spot within the Duet Technical and Thailand’s Kantinan Adisaisiributr and Pongpimporn Pongsuwan triumphed within the Mixed Duet Technical, as per a press launch from the Swimming Federation of India (SFI).
In the Men’s Group B conflict, Thailand recorded a commanding 19-11 win over India. The opening quarter was evenly contested, however Thailand took management within the second and maintained their lead until the top. Captain Chompoosang Pattanit led from the entrance with 5 objectives, whereas Ekchaona Watcharawarong added three. Kaewmanee Suteenan, Paedpeenong Jiramate, Maneejoun Phatsakorn, Komkai Tanakorn, and Chaniyom Phongsathon scored two apiece, and Sangthanapanich Phuriphong chipped in with one.
For India, Uday Uttekar top-scored with 4 objectives, adopted by Gaurav Sudhir and Bhagesh Jagdish with two every, whereas captain Ananthu Gireesh Subhadevi, Ashwinikumar Kunde, and Ankit Prasad added one every.
Japan beat Uzbekistan 27-13 in Women’s Group A. Kobayashi Maho was the standout performer for Japan with 5 objectives, whereas captain Fukuda Shoka and Shironoshita Kaho added 4 every. Eguchi Seira scored three, with Shibata Kanade, Yamada Karin, Lowrkey Nina, Sobajima Sakura, and Sanda Yumeka contributing two apiece, and Bando Riko including one.
For Uzbekistan, Gavashelashvili Elena top-scored with 4 objectives, adopted by Fomicheva Polina, Khusniyabonu Abdullaev, and Andriyakhina Sofiya with two every. Captain Yusupova Khilola, Mtazaeva Komila, and Talina Sofiya added one purpose apiece.
China delivered a shocking efficiency to beat Hong Kong 28-2 in Women’s Group B. Guo Chenghong led the best way with seven objectives, whereas Shi Jingjiarong scored 5. Zhang Qishuo, Hav Wen, and Liu Yan netted three every, with Li Linyun and Zhu Yajing scoring twice. Li Peiyang, Wang Xin, and Li Jianyu added one purpose apiece. For Hong Kong, Ng Hau Laam and Lau Kwan Ling discovered the web as soon as every.
In Men’s Group B, Kazakhstan Beat Japan by 14 – 12. Akhmetov Ruslan top-scored with 4 objectives, whereas Shmider Alexey and captain Shonzhigitov Sultan scored three every. Verdesh Yulian netted two, and Nedokontsev Lgor and Bobrovskiy Mstislav scored one apiece. For Japan, captain Ura Enishi, Lowery Jun, and Matsuno Ryosuke bagged three objectives every, with Moriya Yuki scoring two and Yamamoto Ryotaro including one.
Iran continued their robust run with a 22-10 win over Hong Kong in Men’s Group B. Shams Arman led the scoring with 4 objectives, adopted by Mehrikohneshahri Alireza and Adham Mersad with three every. Aghaei Karim Omid, Jalilpour Mirreza, and Sadrnia Seyederfan struck twice, whereas Behzadsabouri Farbood, Iranpourtari Ashkan, captain Yazdankhah Mehndi, Ghavidelhajiagha Amin, and Borghei Farbod scored as soon as every. For Hong Kong, captain Cheng Hei Man and Cheng Hei Chun top-scored with three objectives, whereas Ching Tsz Shun, Choi Hin Kit, and Chan Leong Medwin added one every.
Medals
-Artistic Swimming
Duet TechnicalUzbekistan (Khadicha Agzamova, Sabina Makhmudova) 240.5808China (Siyi Chen, Yutong Jiang) 233.8316China (Ziruo Yang, Ziruo Yang) 217.7400
Mixed Duet TechnicalThailand (Kantinan Adisaisiributr, Pongpimporn Pongsuwan) 187.7383Kazakhstan (Eduard Kim, Karina MAGRUPOVA) 180.2450Kazakhstan (Yasmina ISLAMOVA, Aldiyar RAMAZANOV) 176.5642. (ANI)