The key facts
- Fifth day: 7 gold, 8 silver, 10 bronze medals — 145 total (45-49-51)
- Third place in the medal standings after China and Japan
- Games records: Asila Mirzayorova, Khusniya Olimjonova, Khurshid Kodirov; Asian records: Karomat Amonova, Khurshid Kodirov, Yegor Bolotov
Results of the fifth day
On October 23, the competitions of the fifth day of the Asian Para Games in Aichi — Nagoya concluded. The Uzbekistan national team won 25 medals: 7 gold, 8 silver and 10 bronze. According to Gazeta.uz, the delegation's overall tally reached 145 medals — 45 gold, 49 silver and 51 bronze. In the medal standings, the Uzbek athletes are in third place, behind the teams of China and Japan.
Gold and records
In athletics, Games records were set by: Asila Mirzayorova (class T11, long jump — 5.04 m), Khusniya Olimjonova (T12, 5.46 m) and Khurshid Kodirov (F32, club throw — 36.11 m) — all became champions. Asian records were updated by Karomat Amonova (F46, shot put — 13.16 m) and Khurshid Kodirov (T71/72, 100 m run — 15.40 s). In para swimming, Yegor Bolotov took gold with an Asian record (S13, 200 m individual medley — 2:12.97), and Muslima Odilova won the 100 m butterfly (S13, 1:07.93).
Silver medals
Silver was won by: in athletics — Yokuthon Kholbekova (T12, long jump, 5.44 m), Urganchbek Egamnazarov (T11, 6.17 m) and Nabira Kaymatdinova (T71/72, 100 m, 20.41 s). In swimming, second places went to Dmitry Khorlin (S13, 200 m individual medley, 2:19.91), Muslima Odilova (SM13, 2:42.02) and Mubinabonu Khalilova (S13, 100 m butterfly, 1:19.73). In para cycling, silver in the road race was taken by Azimbek Abdullayev (C4–5, 1:48.55) and Bunyod Khaitmakhammadov (C1, 5 km, 1:24:08).
Bronze medals
Bronze in athletics went to Shakhzoda Temirova (T11, long jump, 4.73 m), Kobiljon Shodiyev (T11, 5.74 m), Shakhinakhon Yigitaliyeva (F46, shot put, 11.72 m), Sunnat Botirov (F32, club throw, 33.67 m), Bunyod Kholmurodov (F54/55/56, discus throw, 34.70 m) and Mahliyo Akramova (T71/72, 100 m, 21.66 s). In swimming, third places were taken by Mubinabonu Khalilova (SM13, 200 m individual medley, 2:43.64), Lolakhon Kodirova (S5, backstroke, 42.97 s) and Sardor Bakhtiyorov (S7, 50 m freestyle, 29.72 s). The Uzbekistan women's para powerlifting team, consisting of Roza Koziyeva, Rukhshona Uktamova and Kudratoy Toshpolatova, took third place with a result of 303.09 points.
