Asian Games: India lose to Indonesia in men's team quarterfinals of soft tennis
Jay Meena and Yogesh Choudhary lost the opening doubles, and Aryan Thakur fell in singles as Indonesia sealed the quarterfinal 2-0.
- On Friday, India's men's soft tennis team exited the Asian Games in Nagoya, Japan, after a 0-2 quarterfinal defeat to Indonesia.
- India reached the knockout stage after finishing second in Group C with victories against Laos and Mongolia, advancing from a three-match group campaign.
- Jay Meena and Yogesh Choudhary lost the opening doubles match, while Aryan Thakur fell in the subsequent singles contest, sealing the team's exit.
- Squad members Aniket Patel and Om Yadav remain part of India's delegation at the 2026 Asian Games despite the men's team campaign ending.
- Despite the team's exit, Meena and Thakur continue in individual events, with mixed doubles scheduled for September 21 and singles matches on September 22.
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India's men's soft tennis team was defeated by Indonesia in the quarterfinals. The Indian team secured two group stage wins against Mongolia and Lao. They faced a 0-2 loss to Indonesia in their quarterfinal match. Jay Meena and Yogesh Choudhary opened the doubles match for India. Aryan Thakur then lost his singles match, sealing the defeat.
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