The key facts
- 11 gold, 11 silver, 11 bronze — 33 medals in total on the second day, overall tally — 56 medals
- Uzbekistan stands second in the medal standings behind China
- Records: Akidakhon Akhtamova (128 kg), Madina Mukhtorova (9.10 m — Asian record), Navruza Akhmatova (10.02 m — Games record)
Results of the second day
Uzbek para athletes on the second day of the 5th Para Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya-2026, currently underway in Japan, won 11 gold, 11 silver and 11 bronze medals — 33 medals in total for the day. The national team's overall medal count reached 56. According to Gazeta.uz, the Uzbekistan delegation stands second in the medal standings, behind China. More than 150 athletes in 11 sports are representing the country at the Games.
Gold and records
In para powerlifting, Akidakhon Akhtamova (up to 55 kg weight category) lifted 128 kg with a Para Asian Games record, and Muslima Nuritdinova (up to 61 kg) won with a result of 129 kg. In athletics, Madina Mukhtorova (class F40) won the shot put with an Asian record — 9.10 m, Navruza Akhmatova (F41) won with a Games record — 10.02 m; Kubaro Khakimova (9.71 m) took silver. In para judo there were three golds: Shokhrukh Mamedov (J1, up to 81 kg) and Kumushkhon Khodjaeva (J2, up to 60 kg) won their finals, while Muhammad Abdukulov (J1, up to 95 kg) defeated teammate Turgun Abdiev in an all-Uzbek final. In swimming, gold was won by Dmitry Khorlin (S13, 400 m freestyle, 4:21.32), Mubinabonu Khalilova (S13, 100 m breaststroke, 1:19.60) and Azizbek Boynazarov (SM8, 200 m medley, 2:23.87). In para track cycling, Boymurod Yavkochev won the 4000 m individual pursuit in class C5, and his partner Azimbek Abdullaev finished second.
Silver and bronze
Silver medals in athletics were won by Asila Mirzayorova (T11, 200 m, 25.86 s, with guide Sardor Bakhtiyorov), Muhammadabdulloh Tursunjonov (T47, high jump, 1.94 m), Yokutkhon Kholbekova (F12, javelin throw, 32.43 m) and Yorkinbek Odilov (F57, discus throw, 45.10 m). In swimming, second places went to Egor Bolotov (S13, 400 m freestyle) and Sardor Bakhtiyorov (S7, 100 m freestyle). Silver was also taken by Nasiba Toshpulatova (para powerlifting, up to 50 kg, 123 kg) and Kudratjon Khaidarov (para taekwondo, up to 63 kg). Bronze in athletics went to Angelina Kolesnikova (F44/F64, discus), Diyorbek Umarov (F12, shot put), Sodikjon Mamadiev (T37, long jump), Farogat Mukhammadkulova (F40, shot put) and Doston Kakhkhorov (T36, 100 m). In para taekwondo, bronze was won by Zukhriddin Tokhirov (up to 63 kg), Kamolakhon Rasulova (up to 57 kg) and Zhavokhir Alikulov (70 kg). In swimming, bronze was added by Dmitry Khorlin (S12, 100 m backstroke) and Muslima Odilova (S13, 100 m breaststroke), and in para judo — Otabek Irisbekov (J2, up to 81 kg).
Photo report
The performances of Uzbek athletes on the second day of the Games were captured by photographers Khusniddin Ato and Maria Malinovskaya, who prepared a photo report for Gazeta.uz.
