On October 1st, the Vietnamese sports delegation continued to compete in various sports such as volleyball, chess, athletics, and weightlifting.
Vietnamese chess team wins silver medal at ASIAD 19 in mixed men's and women's event.
However, only chess brought home medals for the Vietnamese sports delegation.
Specifically, chess players Lai Ly Huynh, Nguyen Thanh Bao, and Nguyen Hoang Yen won the silver medal in the mixed men's and women's event.
This brings the total number of silver medals won by the Vietnamese sports delegation at ASIAD 19 to 3.
However, according to the latest rankings, Vietnam has dropped to 17th place with 1 gold medal, 3 silver medals, and 12 bronze medals.
Meanwhile, the Thai team continued its strong performance on October 1st, maintaining its 6th position in the rankings.
As of the morning of October 2nd, Thailand has 10 gold medals, 6 silver medals, and 14 bronze medals. Currently, Thailand is only one gold medal behind Uzbekistan, who are ranked just above them.
At the top of the standings, China continued to demonstrate complete dominance, winning 132 gold medals, 72 silver medals, and 39 bronze medals.
In fact, the host team of ASIAD 19 has about four times more gold medals than the team in second place, South Korea (30 gold medals).
The next positions in the top 5 were held by Japan (29 gold medals, 41 silver medals, 42 bronze medals) and India (13 gold medals, 21 silver medals, 19 bronze medals), respectively.
Southeast Asian countries are also doing quite well on the overall medal table.
Specifically, Indonesia (ranked 10th, 4 gold medals), Malaysia (ranked 14th, 3 gold medals), Singapore (ranked 15th, 2 gold medals)...
ASIAD 19 medal standings as of October 1st.
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