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Uzbekistan won 30 medals on the fourth day of the Para Asian Games

On the fourth day of the Para Asian Games taking place in Japan, representatives of Uzbekistan won 8 gold, 11 silver, and 11 bronze medals. The delegation's total tally reached 38 gold, 41 silver, and 41 bronze — 120 in total — and it currently holds 3rd place in the standings.

Uzbekistan won 30 medals on the fourth day of the Para Asian Games

On October 22, the fourth day of competitions of the Para Asian Games was held in Aichi-Nagoya. Thanks to the 30 medals won on that day — 8 gold, 11 silver, and 11 bronze — the overall tally of the Uzbekistan delegation reached 38 gold, 41 silver, and 41 bronze, totaling 120. In the overall ranking, it currently holds 3rd place behind China and Japan.

In the men's shot put F36 class, Barotjon Bakhtiyorov (15.98 m) and in the javelin throw F57 class, Yorqinbek Odilov (50.41 m) set new Para Asian Games records and won gold medals.

Among women, Shahinakhon Yigitaliyeva in the javelin throw (F46, 44.99 m) and Navruza Ahmadova in the discus throw (F41, 30.11 m) broke Asian records to become champions. Additionally, Madina Mukhtorova won a gold medal in the discus throw (F40, 25.59 m) with a competition record.

In para road cycling, Marjona Pardaboyeva (T1−2, road race) crossed the finish line first, becoming a two-time champion of the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Games. In para swimming, Yegor Bolotov (S13, 50 m freestyle, 24.39 s) and Mubinabonu Khalilova (S13, 50 m freestyle, 28.04 s) were awarded gold medals.

Angelina Kolesnikova (F44, 10.36 m), Mohigul Sharobidinova (F56/57, 8.46 m), and Dilafruzkhon Ahmadkhonova (F35, 9.05 m) in the shot put; Talantbek Qurbonov (F57, 48.81 m) and Khusnorakhon Qudratullayeva (F46, 41.91 m) in the javelin throw; Kubaro Khakimova (F41, 25.05 m) in the discus throw; as well as Sevinchbek Husanov (T12, 6.54 m) and Doston Qahhorov (T36, 5.44 m) in the long jump secured second place.

Furthermore, Odina Hamdamova (T1−2, 1:08:35) in para road cycling, Azizbek Boynazarov (S8, 1:07.93) in the 100-meter backstroke swimming, and Orzigul Orolova (86 kg, 136 kg) in para powerlifting won silver medals.

In the 400-meter run, Marufjon Murodulloyev (T46, 50.03 s) and Urganchbek Egamnazarov (T11, with guide runner Sardor Bakhtiyorov, 52.99 s); in the shot put, Zuhro Fayzullayeva (F35, 7.57 m), Zohira Qozogoqova (F37, 9.25 m), and Muhammad Rikhsimov (F42/63, 13.77 m); in the discus throw, Faroghat Muhammadqulova (F40, 21.25 m); and in the long jump, Izzat Turgunov (T36, 5.42 m) were awarded bronze medals.

At the same time, Pokiza Ahmadbekova (H1−3) and Jahongir Khalilov (T1−2, 1:04:04) in para road cycling, Ilhom Halimov (+107 kg, 223 kg) in para powerlifting, and Muslima Odilova (S13, 28.66 s) in the 50-meter freestyle swimming added bronze medals to the national team's tally.

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