Asian Games 2026: Gonsalves-Beg exit teqball campaign in group stage- Highlights
- Indian teqball players Gonsalves and Beg were eliminated from the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya after losing both of their group stage matches.
- The Mumbai-based pair lost their opening match against Vietnam and a subsequent game against the Republic of Korea at the Nagoya City Higashi Sports Centre.
- This early exit follows a strong historical performance by the duo, who won India's first Teqball World Championships medal with a men's doubles bronze in 2024.
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