Thailand rises to sixth with 2 more Asian Games golds on September 25
Thailand moved to sixth in the Asian Games medal table in Japan on September 25 with seven gold, six silver and eight bronze medals.
- Thailand climbed to sixth place in the Asian Games medal table after winning two gold medals on September 25.
- The gold medals were secured by Puripol Boonson in the men's 100 metres and by the women's sepak takraw team.
- The day's performance brought Thailand's overall medal tally to 21, consisting of seven gold, six silver, and eight bronze medals.
Thailand collected two gold, two silver and one bronze medal at the Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, on Friday (September 25, 2026), climbing to sixth in the medal table.
Thailand’s five medals on the sixth day of competition brought its overall tally to 21, comprising seven gold, six silver and eight bronze medals.
Thailand’s medal winners on September 25 were:
- Gold: Puripol Boonson in the men’s 100 metres.
- Gold: Thailand’s women’s sepak takraw team in the team regu event.
- Silver: Thailand’s men’s sepak takraw team in the team regu event.
- Silver: Suratwadee Yodsarn in women’s 57kg weightlifting.
- Bronze: Thailand’s men’s kabaddi team.
China remained at the top of the September 25 Asian Games standings with 98 gold medals and 159 medals overall. Japan held second place, followed by South Korea.
The leading ten delegations in Sanook’s report, published at 9.12pm on September 25, were:
The Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games run from September 19 to October 4, 2026, according to the Olympic Council of Asia.
