India beat Korea in Hockey Asia Cup (W) Super 4s; Sindhu, Kapila-Crasto exit in first round of Hong Kong Open: Indian Sports, September 10

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Here are all the updates from Indian sports on September 10, 2025.

What's on today?

• Kabaddi: PKL 12 will see U Mumba vs Telugu Titans at 8PM and then UP Yoddhas vs Puneri Paltan at 9 PM. [JioHotstar]

• Hockey: India (W) take on Korea in the first of their Super 4 games at the 2025 Hockey Asia Cup in Hangzhou, China. [2:15 PM]

• Badminton: Lakshya Sen is among the Indians in action at the Hong Kong Open Super 500.

• Shooting: Indian rifle and pistol shooters will be in action at the ISSF World Cup in Ningbo, China.

• Archery: Indians in action at the World Championships in Gwangju, South Korea.

• Boxing: Indians in action at the World Championships in Liverpool.

What happened yesterday?

• Badminton: Satwik-Chirag started their Hong Kong Open with a three-game win, while Kiran George qualified for main draw

• Football: India beat Brunei 6-0 in their final match of the AFC U23 Asian Cup qualifiers.

• Kabaddi: PKL 12 saw Dabang Delhi K.C. remain unbeaten, while Jaipur Pink Panthers beat Gujarat Giants in the tie-breaker.

• Chess: Gukesh fell to a second loss in consecutive days, but Arjun Erigaisi and Nihal Sarin are in joint second, half a point behind leader Parham Maghsoodloo.

• Shooting: Indian shooters had an off day at the China ISSF World Cup

• Boxing: Nikhat Zareen sailed through to the quarterfinals of the World Boxing Championships 2025.

• Archery: The Indian women's recurve team reached the bronze medal match; the men bowed out, and the compound archers fell short.