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The People’s Republic of China holds the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou from 23 September to 8 October 2023, with competitions beginning as early as 19 September.

Paris 2024 Olympic qualification quotes are also available in nine sports.

One of the world’s biggest multi-sports competitions takes place in Hangzhou, People’s Republic of China. Thousands of athletes from around Asia will gather to compete in 481 events at the 19th Asian Games, which were originally due to be held in 2022 before being postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Opening Ceremony is set for Saturday 23 September, although competition in eight sports will take place beforehand beginning on 19 September. The Games then last for 15 days before the Closing Ceremony on Sunday 8 October.

Competitions in archery, artistic swimming, boxing, breaking, hockey, modern pentathlon, sailing, tennis, and water polo will also serve as Olympic qualifiers, with Paris 2024 quota spots available in those nine sports.

While the Asian Games in 2023 are happening towards the end of many summer sports seasons, there will still be big names involved, from the likes of Neeraj Chopra and Mutaz Barshim in athletics to Pan Zhanle and Hwang-soo-wu in swimming.

Here is what to expect in Hangzhou.

Top names taking part at Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games

Hangzhou will see some of the world’s biggest stars in action, with world and Olympic champions suiting up for their national teams once more.

Perhaps the most-watched event at the Asian Games will come in a sport that is not currently on the Olympic programme. The way the draws have shaped up, India are likely to face Pakistan in the cricket finals on 25 September (women’s) and 7 October (men’s), with many of the two countries’ best players in the squad.

Artistic gymnastics will be shorn of many stars, as the 2023 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships begin in Antwerp, Belgium, the day after the conclusion of the event in Hangzhou. However, the hosts – who have already obtained a Paris 2024 qualifying quota in the sport by virtue of their 2022 World Championships performance – will send their full strength team to Hangzhou. Additionally, a veritable legend of the sport.

While badminton’s men’s Olympic champion and world number 1 Viktor Axelsen – being Danish – won’t be at the Asian Games, the rest of the world’s best in both men’s and women’s singles should be on hand, including the recently crowned world champions.

Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games in 2023

There are 74 Paris 2024 Olympic quotas to be secured at the 19th Asian Games: 6 in archery, 10 in artistic swimming, 34 in boxing, 2 in breaking, 2 in hockey, 10 in modern pentathlon, 6 in sailing, 2 in tennis, and 2 in water polo.

In these sports and events, the top finisher(s) will obtain a Paris 2024 quota spot by name or for their National Olympic Committee (NOC) for the Olympic Games next summer.

However, as NOCs have the exclusive authority for the representation of their respective NOC teams at the Olympic Games, athletes’ participation at the Paris Games depends on their NOC selecting them to represent their delegation at Paris 2024.

Schedule of Competitions at 19th Asian Games Hangzhou 2022 in 2023

• Opening Ceremony: 23 September
• Aquatics
  Artistic Swimming: 6–8 October Diving: 30 September–4 October Marathon Swimming: 6–7 October Swimming: 24–29 September Water Polo: 25 September–7 October
• Archery: 1–7 October
• Athletics: 29 September–5 October
• Badminton: 28 September–7 October
  Baseball: 26 September–7 October
  Softball: 26 September–2 October
• Basketball
  3X3: 25 September–1 October
  Basketball: 26 September–6 October
• Boxing: 24 September–5 October
• Breaking: 6–7 October
• Canoe/Kayak
  Slalom: 5–7 October
  Sprint: 30 September–3 October
• Cricket: 19–25 September (women’s) and 27 September–7 October (men’s)
• Cycling
  BMX Racing: 1 October
  Mountain Bike: 25 September
  Road: 3–5 October
  Track: 26–29 September
• Dragon Boat: 4–6 October
• Equestrian: 26 September–6 October
• Fencing: 24–29 September
• Football: 19 September–7 October
• Golf: 28 September–1 October
• Gymnastics
  Artistic Gymnastics: 24–29 September
  Rhythmic Gymnastics: 6–7 October
  Trampoline Gymnastics: 2–3 October
• Handball: 24 September–5 October
• Hockey: 24 September–7 October
• Judo: 24–27 September
• Kabbadi: 2–7 October
• Martial Arts
  Ju-jitsu: 5–7 October
  Karate: 5–8 October
  Kurash: 30 September–2 October
• Mind Sports
  Bridge: 27 September–6 October
  Chess: 24 September–7 October
  Esports: 24 September–2 October
  Go: 24 September–3 October
  Xiangqi: 28 September–7 October
• Modern Pentathlon: 20–24 September
• Roller Sports
  Roller Skating: 30 September–7 October
  Skateboarding: 24–27 September
• Rowing: 20–25 September
• Rugby Sevens: 24–26 September
• Sailing: 21–27 September
• Sepaktakraw: 24 September–7 October
• Shooting: 24 September–1 October
• Soft Tennis: 3–7 October
• Sport Climbing: 3–7 October
• Squash: 26 September–5 October
• Table tennis: 22 September–2 October
• Taekwondo: 24–28 September
• Tennis: 24–30 September
• Triathlon: 29 September–2 October
• Volleyball
  Beach Volleyball: 19–28 September
  Volleyball: 19–26 September (men’s) and 30 September–7 October (women’s)
• Weightlifting: 30 September–7 October
• Wrestling: 4–7 October
• Wushu: 24–28 September
• Closing Ceremony: 8 October

How to Watch the 19th Asian Games Hangzhou 2022 in 2023

To watch the 2022 Asian Games held in 2023, you can tune into the various TV broadcasters and on-demand streaming provided by the broadcasters. 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
• RTM and Astro in Malaysia

As you all know that One Day International Asia Cup is going on right now in which Asian countries are trying to win this cricket title against each other. The India vs Bangladesh cricket team match is going to be held on 15 September 2023, the broadcast of which will start at 3:00 pm. Many people take advantage of these cricket matches by creating fantasy teams.

When it comes to the Bangladesh camp, they will not have the services of wicketkeeper batsman Mushfiqur Rahim for this match. Rahim had flown back home after their Super 4 match against Sri Lanka, which they lost by 21 runs. In the absence of Rahim, Litton Das is expected to keep wickets. However, their captain Shakib al Hasan has rejoined the team after returning home to spend some time with his family.

India vs Bangladesh Match Date – 15th September 2023

India vs Bangladesh Time – 3:00 PM Onwards

India vs Bangladesh Venue –  R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo, Sri Lanka

IND vs Bangladesh Dream 11 Team

If you also want to earn money by producing cricket teams in fantasy apps and want to make your team in India vs. Bangladesh match which is going to be held on 15 September 2023, then you can use the team given below which has been published by esports. Made:

Liton Das, Ishan Kishan

Batters: R Sharma, V Kohli, S Gill,

All Rounders: R Jadeja, S Al Hassan, H Pandya, M Hassan

Bowlers: T Ahmed, M Siraj