Asian Games 2023 medal events on Day 4: Discover schedule and how to watch live action on Wednesday 27 September
The 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, People's Republic of China, continue with 39 medal events on Day 4, 27 September 2023. Discover which events will be featured and at what time to watch.
Medal action continues at the 19th Asian Games Hangzhou in the People's Republic of China with Day 4 on Wednesday 27 September 2023.
Some 39 gold medals are due to be awarded on the fourth full day of competition. Additionally, there are Paris 2024 Olympic qualification quotas to be obtained in sailing.
Here is the list of medals to be awarded on Day 4.
Asian Games Hangzhou 2022 – Day 4 – 27 September 2023 – medal schedule
All times China Standard Time (UTC +8 hours) and subject to change. Events are listed by sport.
Artistic gymnastics
- 15:00 – Women's individual all-around final
Beach volleyball
- 14:00 – Women's bronze medal match (CHN vs THA)
- 15:00 – Women's gold medal match (CHN vs JPN)
Chess
- 17:00 – Men's individual
- 17:00 – Women's individual
Cycling Track
- 15:30 – Women's team pursuit bronze medal final
- 15:38 – Women's team pursuit gold medal final
- 15:46 – Men's team pursuit bronze medal final
- 15:53 – Men's team pursuit gold medal final
- 16:12 – Women's keirin final
Esports
- 19:00 – EA Sports FC Online losers' bracket final (bronze)
- 20:00 – EA Sports FC Online final
Fencing
- 12:00 – Men's team foil semi-finals (bronze)
- 16:00 – Women's team épée semi-finals (bronze)
- 18:00 – Men's team foil gold medal match
- 19:05 – Women's team épée gold medal match
Judo
- From 16:00 – Mixed team medal contests
Sailing
- 11:00 – Men's windsurfing (iQFoil)
- 11:00 – Women's one-person dinghy (ILCA6)
- 11:10 – Women's windsurfing (iQFoil)
- 12:00 – Men's kite (IKA Formula Kite)
- 12:00 – Men's one-person dinghy (ILCA7)
- 12:30 – Women's kite (IKA Formula Kite)
Sepaktakraw
- 09:00 – Men's team regu semi-final 1 (bronze)
- 14:00 – Men's team regu semi-final 2 (bronze)
Shooting
- 09:00 – Men's team skeet phase 2
- 09:00 – Women's team 50m rifle three positions
- 09:00 – Women's team skeet phase 2
- 09:00 – Women's team 25m pistol (rapid phase)
- 12:00 – Women's 50m rifle three positions final
- 14:30 – Women's skeet final
- 14:30 – Women's 25m pistol final
- 15:30 – Men's skeet final
Skateboarding
- 10:00 – Women's street final
- 14:00 – Men's street final
Swimming
- 19:30 – Women's 100m butterfly final
- 19:36 – Men's 100m butterfly final
- 19:42 – Women's 100m backstroke final
- 19:48 – Men's 200m freestyle final
- 20:13 – Women's 100m breaststroke final
- 20:38 – Women's 400m individual medley final
- 20:57 – Mixed 4x100m medley relay final
Taekwondo
- From 14:00 – Men's -68kg
- Followed by – Women's -67kg
- Followed by – Men's -80kg
Wushu
- 14:30 – Men's daoshu / gunshu all-around (gunshu final)
- 15:35 – Women's jianshu / qiangshu all-around (qiangshu final)
- From 19:00 – Women's -52kg semi-finals (bronze)
- Followed by – Women's -60kg semi-finals (bronze)
- Followed by – Men's -56kg semi-finals (bronze)
- Followed by – Men's -60kg semi-finals (bronze)
- Followed by – Men's -65kg semi-finals (bronze)
- Followed by – Men's -70kg semi-finals (bronze)
- Followed by – Men's -75kg semi-finals (bronze)
How to watch the 19th Asian Games Hangzhou in 2023
Various TV broadcasters and on-demand streaming services provided by broadcasters will air competitions from the 2022 Asian Games held in 2023. The list includes:
- CCTV in China
- TBS in Japan
- Sony LIV (Sony Sports Network) in India
- MediaCorp Channel 5 and mewatch.sg in Singapore
- MNCTV, RCTI, iNews TV, and Vision+ in Indonesia
- KBS, MBC, SBS, and TV Chosun in the Republic of Korea
- OneSports in Philippines
- RTM and Astro in Malaysia