India’s campaign at the Asian Games 2026 reached another milestone on Day 6 as wushu star Naorem Roshibina Devi secured a prestigious silver medal. Competing in Japan, the athlete from Manipur continued her remarkable dominance in the sport, adding yet another accolade to her expanding international career and bolstering India's ongoing medal tally.
A Hard-Fought Final in Nagoya
Roshibina Devi’s journey to the podium culminated in a tense title clash. As per reports, the Indian wushu exponent fell short against China's Zhang Xiaoyu in the final showdown, forcing her to settle for a hard-earned silver. Despite missing out on the top step of the podium, her performance throughout the tournament showcased exceptional resilience, navigating a dramatic road to Nagoya to reach the ultimate match.
Making History With a Hat-Trick of Medals
This latest achievement marks a monumental milestone in Indian sports history. Roshibina Devi's podium finish constitutes a historic hat-trick, securing her third straight Asian Games medal. Having previously established herself as a consistent force in continental wushu, this latest feat cements her legacy as one of India's most reliable multi-edition medalists. Speaking on her future ambitions after securing the podium finish, her resolute mindset: "I want gold next."
Day 6 Success for India's Contingent
Roshibina's wushu silver was a standout moment on a productive day for the Indian contingent at the 2026 Games. Day 6 action also brought further success across disciplines, including a bronze medal in rowing and a bronze in the mixed team skeet event. While the broader delegation continues to battle for top honours across multiple venues, Roshibina's silver remains a crown jewel of India's early-stage campaign.