Indonesia climbed to 21st place in the Asian Games 2026 medal standings as of Thursday afternoon, September 24, following a pair of silver medal performances in shooting and rowing. According to the official Asian Games 2026 standings published at 14:00 WIB, the contingent advanced two spots after securing additional hardware earlier in the day.
Medal Standings Breakdown and Recent Additions
The latest medal contributions came from the rowing event, featuring competitors Ali Mardiansyah and Rafiq Widjan Yasir, adding to an earlier podium finish in shooting. With these updates, Indonesia’s total medal count reached 18, comprising three silvers and 15 bronzes, according to official tournament data.
At the top of the leaderboard, China maintains a commanding lead with 101 total medals, broken down into 67 golds, 24 silvers, and 10 bronzes. Japan follows closely behind in second place with 74 medals total, consisting of 15 golds, 26 silvers, and 33 bronzes.
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Upcoming Events and Key Contenders
Several marquee disciplines featuring Indonesian athletes remain active throughout the day. Key medal events include the men’s team badminton final against China, alongside ongoing competitions in shooting and weightlifting.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Indonesia’s current rank in the Asian Games 2026?
Indonesia sits at 21st place in the medal standings as of Thursday afternoon, September 24, following recent silver medals in rowing and shooting.
How many total medals has Indonesia won?
Indonesia has amassed 18 total medals, consisting of three silvers and 15 bronzes.
Who leads the Asian Games 2026 medal standings?
China leads the standings with 101 total medals, including 67 gold medals, followed by Japan in second place with 74 total medals.
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