Uzbekistan won 7 gold, 8 silver, and 10 bronze medals on the fifth day of the Para Asian Games
On October 23, the fifth day of competition at the Para Asian Games taking place in Japan concluded. Thanks to today's 25 medals (7 gold, 8 silver, and 10 bronze), the Uzbekistan delegation's overall tally reached 45 gold, 49 silver, and 51 bronze, making a total of 145.
Uzbekistan won 7 gold, 8 silver and 10 bronze medals on the fifth day of the Asian Para Games
On October 23, the fifth day of competitions of the Asian Para Games took place in Aichi-Nagoya. Thanks to the 25 medals won today — 7 gold, 8 silver and 10 bronze — the total tally of the Uzbekistan delegation reached 45 gold, 49 silver and 51 bronze, totaling 145. The delegation ranks third in the overall standings behind China and Japan.
In the long jump, Asila Mirzayorova (T11, 5.04 m) and Khusniyo Olimjonova (T12, 5.46 m), as well as Khurshid Qodirov in the club throw (F32, 36.11 m), broke the Asian Para Games records and won gold medals. In addition, Karomat Omonova in the shot put (F46, 13.16 m) and Khurshid Qodirov in the 100-meter sprint (T71/72, 15.40 s) broke the Asian records and became champions.
In para swimming, Yegor Bolotov (S13, 2:12.97) won a gold medal with an Asian record in the 200m individual medley, and Muslima Odilova (S13, 1:07.93) won gold in the 100m butterfly.
In the long jump, Yoqutxon Xolbekova (T12, 5.44 m) and Urganchbek Egamnazarov (T11, 6.17 m), and in the 100-meter sprint Nabira Qaymatdinova (T71/72, 20.41 s) took second place.
Also, in para swimming, Dmitriy Xorlin (S13, 2:19.91) and Muslima Odilova (SM13, 2:42.02) in the 200m individual medley, and Mubinabonu Xalilova (S13, 1:19.73) in the 100m butterfly earned silver medals.
In the para cycling road race, Azimbek Abdullayev (C4−5, 1:48.55) and Bunyod Xayitmaxammadov (C1, 5 km, 1:24:08) won silver medals.
In the long jump, Shahrizoda Temirova (T11, 4.73 m) and Qobiljon Shodiyev (T11, 5.74 m), in the shot put Shahinaxon Yigitaliyeva (F46, 11.72 m), in the club throw Sunnat Botirov (F32, 33.67 m), in the discus throw Bunyod Xolmurodov (F54/55/56, 34.70 m), and in the 100-meter sprint Makhliyo Akramova (T71/72, 21.66 s) rose to the third step of the podium.
In para swimming, Mubinabonu Xalilova in the 200m individual medley (SM13, 2:43.64), Lolaxon Qodirova in the backstroke (S5, 42.97 s), and Sardor Baxtiyorov in the 50m freestyle (S7, 29.72 s) were awarded bronze medals.
At the same time, the women's team of Uzbekistan consisting of Roza Qo‘ziyeva, Ruxshona O‘ktamova, and Qudratoy Toshpo‘latova added a bronze medal in para powerlifting (303.09 points) to the national team's tally.