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Vietnam sports delegation ranked 21st in the medal tally of ASIAD 19

VTC NewsVTC News08/10/2023


The achievements of the Vietnamese Sports Delegation at the 19th ASIAD include 3 gold medals, 5 silver medals and 19 bronze medals.

Gold medals were won in three events: shooting, sepak takraw and karate, with Pham Quang Huy being the first to win gold for the Vietnamese sports delegation. Shooting, gymnastics, chess, karate and shuttlecock brought silver medals to Vietnamese sports.

Bronze medals in shooting, rowing, taekwondo, wushu, swimming, kurash, boxing, sepak takraw, chess, karate and ju-jitsu.

Vietnam sports delegation achieved the set goal at ASIAD 19.

Vietnam sports delegation achieved the set goal at ASIAD 19.

At this ASIAD, the sports delegation had high hopes for gold medals in sepak takraw, karate, shooting, boxing, and Chinese chess. However, only karate and shooting met expectations. Some Vietnamese athletes of continental level also caused regret when they did not win gold medals, such as Nguyen Thi That (cycling) or Nguyen Thi Tam (boxing).

With this achievement, the Vietnamese Sports Delegation completed its set target of winning 2 to 5 gold medals. However, the position of the delegation is not a high achievement. At the ASIAD 5 years ago, the Vietnamese Sports Delegation ranked 16th with 4 gold medals, 16 silver medals and 18 bronze medals.

In Southeast Asia, Vietnamese sports rank behind Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Singapore.

The Chinese delegation topped the medal tally with 201 gold medals, 111 silver medals and 71 bronze medals, setting a record for the number of medals in the history of the Asian Games. The Chinese delegation also left the Japanese delegation in second place. The country had 52 gold medals, 67 silver medals and 69 bronze medals.

14 countries did not win any gold medals, of which 4 countries Cambodia, Lebanon, Palestine and Syria ranked last with only 1 bronze medal.

Final medal tally of ASIAD 19

Top 10

Location Team HCV HCB Bronze medal Total number of medals
1 China 201 111 71 383
2 Japan 52 67 69 188
3 Korea 42 59 89 190
4 India 28 38 41 107
5 Uzbekistan 19 20 28 71
6 Taiwan (China) 19 20 28 67
7 Iran 13 21 20 54
8 Thailand 12 14 32 58
9 Bahrain 12 3 5 20
10 Chosen 11 18 10 39
...
21 Vietnam 3 5 19 27

Van Hai



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