Water Polo at Asian Games 2026: Teams, Format and Schedule
Water polo has been part of the Asian Games programme since 1951, making it one of the longest-running aquatics disciplines at the Games. Kazakhstan, Ja…
Water polo has been part of the Asian Games programme since 1951, making it one of the longest-running aquatics disciplines at the Games. Kazakhstan, Ja…
Modern pentathlon has been on the Olympic programme since 1912 and at the Asian Games since 1982. It combines five disciplines in a single competition —…
Triathlon has been part of the Asian Games programme since 2002 and is contested as individual and mixed relay events. The individual distance follows t…
Artistic swimming — formerly known as synchronised swimming — is a water-based discipline that combines swimming, dance, gymnastics, and acrobatics. Ath…
Ju-jitsu (also spelled jujitsu or jiujitsu) has been at the Asian Games since 2002. The sport combines throwing, joint locks, and ground-fighting techni…
Canoeing at the Asian Games covers two distinct disciplines: Sprint (flat-water racing) and Slalom (whitewater gates). Both are part of the Olympic prog…
Rowing is a long-standing part of the Asian Games aquatic programme, contested on a purpose-built course requiring flat, still water over 2000 metres. C…
Golf has been part of the Asian Games programme in various forms since 1982. The modern stroke-play format used at the Asian Games mirrors the standard …
Kurash is a traditional belt wrestling art originating in Central Asia — primarily Uzbekistan — with a history spanning more than three thousand years. …
Shooting is one of India’s most successful disciplines at the Asian Games. India has won multiple golds across rifle, pistol, and shotgun events a…
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