Asian Games 2023: Date, venue, schedule, live streaming details, and more

Asian Games 2023 will be played across 56 venues, with 481 gold medals on offer, as per Olympics.com

Asian Games, a multi-sport event for all Asian countries, is set to take place in China's Hangzhou from September 23 to October 9. This is the 19th edition of the tournament, which first began in 1951 in New Delhi, and it is set to host more than 10,000 athletes in 61 sports from 40 countries.

The event will be played across 56 venues, with 481 gold medals on offer, as per Olympics.com. Although the games will officially begin on September 23, other events like cricket, football, volleyball and beach volleyball have commenced September 19 onwards.

When will the Asian Games 2023 begin?

The Asian Games 2023 will start from 19 September 2023.

When will the Asian Games 2023 end?

The Asian Games 2023 will end on 8 October 2023.

Where will be the Asian Games 2023 played?

The Asian Games 2023 will be played at Zhejiang University of Technology in Hangzhou.

Where can fans catch the Asian Games 2023 action live?

The Asian Games 2023 may be live streamed on SonyLIV app and website.

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When and where to watch the live telecast of the Asian Games 2023?

The Asian Games 2023 will be live telecasted on Sony Sports Network in India

Asian Games 2023: Full schedule

1. Archery: 1–7 October
2. Artistic Gymnastics: 24–29 September
3. Artistic Swimming: 6–8 October
4. Athletics: 29 September–5 October
5. Badminton: 28 September–7 October
6. Baseball: 26 September–7 October
7. Basketball: 26 September–6 October
8. Basketball 3×3: 25 September–1 October
9. Beach Volleyball: 19–28 September
10. Boxing: 24 September–5 October
11. Breaking: 6–7 October
12. Bridge: 27 September–6 October
13. Canoe/Kayak (Slalom): 5–7 October
14. Canoe/Kayak (Sprint): 30 September–3 October
15. Chess: 24 September–7 October
16. Cricket: 19–25 September (women) and 27 September–7 October (men)
17. Cycling (BMX Racing): 1 October
18. Cycling (Mountain Bike): 25 September
19. Cycling (Road): 3–5 October
20. Cycling (Track): 26–29 September
21. Diving: 30 September–4 October
22. Dragon Boat: 4–6 October
23. Equestrian: 26 September–6 October
24. Esports: 24 September–2 October
25. Fencing: 24–29 September
26. Football: 19 September–7 October
27. Go: 24 September–3 October
28. Golf: 28 September–1 October
29. Handball: 24 September–5 October
30. Hockey: 24 September–7 October
31. Ju-jitsu: 5–7 October
32. Judo: 24–27 September
33. Kabbadi: 2–7 October
34. Karate: 5–8 October
35. Kurash: 30 September–2 October
36. Marathon Swimming: 6–7 October
37. Modern Pentathlon: 20–24 September
38. Opening Ceremony: 23 September
39. Rhythmic Gymnastics: 6–7 October
40. Roller Skating: 30 September–7 October
41. Rowing: 20–25 September
42. Rugby Sevens: 24–26 September
43. Sailing: 21–27 September
44. Sepaktakraw: 24 September–7 October
45. Shooting: 24 September–1 October
46. Skateboarding: 24–27 September
47. Soft Tennis: 3–7 October
48. Softball: 26 September–2 October
49. Sport Climbing: 3–7 October
50. Squash: 26 September–5 October
51. Swimming: 24–29 September
52. Table tennis: 22 September–2 October
53. Taekwondo: 24–28 September
54. Tennis: 24–30 September
55. Trampoline Gymnastics: 2–3 October
56. Triathlon: 29 September–2 October
57. Volleyball: 19–26 September (men) and 30 September–7 October (women)
58. Water Polo: 25 September–7 October
59. Weightlifting: 30 September–7 October
60. Wrestling: 4–7 October
61. Wushu: 24–28 September
62. Xiangqi: 28 September–7 October

(With agency inputs)

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