The Uzbekistan delegation ranks 2nd in the overall team standings at the Para Asian Games
At the 5th Summer Para Asian Games taking place in Japan, the delegation of Uzbekistan has brought its total medal count to 105. Our compatriots
Uzbekistan Delegation Ranks 2nd Overall in Para Asian Games
Uzbekistan athletes continue to enrich their medal tally at the V Summer Para Asian Games taking place in Japan. Following the latest results, the number of medals held by the delegation has reached 107.
On October 22, representatives of Uzbekistan at the Aichi–Nagoya–2026 Para Asian Games are participating in competitions in para athletics, para cycling, para powerlifting, para shooting, para swimming, and para fencing.
According to the latest information, the Uzbekistan delegation currently holds second place in the overall team standings with 34 gold, 38 silver, and 35 bronze — a total of 107 medals. China is in first place, while Japan ranks third.
In the swimming events, our compatriots won two more medals. In the men's S13 class 50-meter freestyle final, Yegor Bolotov finished first with a time of 24.39 seconds and was awarded the gold medal.
Additionally, in the S8 class 100-meter backstroke competition, Azizbek Boynazarov took second place with a time of 1 minute 7.93 seconds, winning the silver medal.
Uzbekistan's representatives also recorded high results in para athletics. In the men's F36 class shot put, Barotjon Baxtiyorov became the champion with a mark of 15.98 meters, setting a new Para Asian Games record.
In the women's F46 class javelin throw final, Shahinaxon Yigitaliyeva won the gold medal with a result of 44.99 meters, setting a new Asian record. In the same event, Xusnoraxon Qudratullayeva won the silver medal with a throw of 41.91 meters.
In the shot put competitions, Mohigul Sharobidinova won the silver medal in the F56/57 class with a mark of 8.46 meters. In the F35 class, Dilafro‘zxon Ahmadxonova won the silver medal with a result of 9.05 meters, while Zuhro Fayzullayeva became the bronze medalist with 7.57 meters.
In the F37 class, Zohira Qozoqova won the bronze medal with a result of 9.25 meters. In the men's T12 long jump competition, Sevinchbek Husanov won the silver medal with a mark of 6.54 meters.
Uzbekistan athletes also took the podium in road para cycling. In the women's T1–2 class road race, Marjona Pardaboyeva won the gold medal with a time of 1:08:27, while Odina Hamdamova secured the silver medal with a time of 1:08:35.
Thus, the flag bearer of the Uzbekistan delegation, Marjona Pardaboyeva, became a two-time champion of these Para Asian Games.
Additionally, Pokiza Ahmadbekova won a bronze medal in the women's H1–3 class road race, and Jahongir Xalilov earned a bronze medal in the men's T1–2 class road race.
As the competitions are still ongoing, the overall team standings and the medal tally are subject to change.