Sakshi Malik, Vinesh Phogat and Divya Kakran win silver medals at Asian Wrestling Championships - As it happened

Silver medals for Vinesh, Sakshi and Divya in the end as Japan wins 5 golds in a row.

Updated: 12 May 2017 20:26 IST - Published: 12 May 2017 20:09 IST

That's all for today from us! No gold, but a good day for India all-in-all. Thank you for tuning in!

Japan's fifth gold medal in a row and India's third silver in a row. Both trails speak a lot!

Divya looked exhausted in the end, but nevertheless, she gave it her all.

ALL OVER! ANOTHER SILVER FOR INDIA! Dosho completes a win by pinfall.

6-0 now! The Japanese completes another takedown at the four-minute mark.

First round ends at 4-0, with Divya trailing. She has done well against a hugely experienced opponent.

A strong attack by the Japanese on Divya's left leg enables her to double the lead to 4-0!

Fast start by the young Indian, but the Japanese Dosho reverses comfortably to complete a takedown. 2-0!

Divya steps on to the mat! Gold medal on the line!

A walk in the park for South Korea's Park. Wins the second bronze on offer with a win by fall.

Chen-Chi Huang (TPE) and Hyeonyeong Park (KOR) face off in the second match for the bronze in the 69kg category.

The Chinese fights back in the second round and wins by pinfall halfway through the second round. A bronze for China!

Elmira Syzdykova (KAZ) leads Feng Zhou (CHN) 2-1 at the break. Winner takes the bronze medal.

Vinesh: Not disappointed at losing gold. Satisfied with the second place finish.

Next up is the 69kg category and we have India's Divya Kakran up against another Japanese opponent in the form of Sara Dosho.

For the third time in a row, the Japanese anthem plays at the KD Jadhav Indoor Hall.

Medal ceremonies are in order now. Vinesh looks disappointed standing on the podium.

Another silver for India and the third gold medal for Japan in a row.

2:44 on the board as the wrestlers head off the mat.

All over in just the first round as Sakshi loses by technical fall.

SAKSHI SETTLES FOR SILVER!

4-0 becomes 6-0, which becomes 10-0 very quickly.

KAWAI STRIKES! 4-0! In a single move, the Japanese throws Sakshi on her back from a vicious attack from the front.

Both wrestlers not giving the other any room to maneuver.

No points after the first minute. A very tight start.

She is also facing the defending Olympic champion in the form of Japanese Risako Kawai.

Kassymova wins 13-3 by technical fall. Now for the big one! Sakshi Malik's gold medal match!

First round ends 3-0 in favour of Kassymova.

Both these grapplers lost to Sakshi Malik in the previous rounds, whose gold medal match will come after this.

Nabira Esenbaeva (UZB) faces off against Ayaulym Kassymova (KAZ) in the second bronze medal match.

A truly fascinating match comes to an end. A herculean effort by the Mongolian but in vain. The Chinese wins 15-12 and clinches the bronze medal.

The Chinese is up 8-6 after first round in this bronze medal match.

The 60kg category matches have begun! Zhangting Zhou of China and Shoovdor Baatarjav of Mongolia are locked in a fascinating battle.

The Japanese was too strong but Vinesh showed signs of life in the second round. All in all, a good show by Vinesh, especially given that she is still recovering from the horrific injury.

SILVER FOR VINESH! The match ends 8-4 and Vinesh will have to make do with a silver medal.

DRAMA! Vinesh wins two points but Nanjo strikes back quickly with a couple of her own in the last 10 seconds.

Vinesh is forced into an attack and the Japanese pounces. She is keeping the Indian at bay very well.

Vinesh is behind 2-6 with 60 seconds left.

Vinesh survives from a difficult position as the Japanese had caught her in an awkward position with a right leg attack.

Two minutes to go and Nanjo is now looking to defend.

6-2 in favour of the Japanese!

Vinesh starts the second round well, reverses a right thigh hold. Is the match still alive?

As the second round begins, Vinesh looks in serious trouble.

Nanjo reverses well to get a hold of Vinesh's left ankle. With the last move of the round, she manages to complete a takedown and take the score to 6-0!

Almost two minutes in and it's been one-way traffic for Nanjo. She leads Vinesh 4-0!

Vinesh defends well under extreme pressure to escape from a dangerous position. She is really fighting for her life here.

4-0! The Japanese doubles her lead after the referral.

Doesn't look good for Vinesh.

Once again, the referees are in consultation. Might see a change on the scoreboard.

Vinesh in early trouble, concedes two points to the Japanese, who wraps the Indian up in a vicious lock.