List of events at 2011 South Asian Beach Games

List of events at 2011 South Asian Beach Games

The 2011 South Asian Beach Games will be held in Hambantota, Sri Lanka, from October 8 to October 14, 2011. A total of about 359 athletes representing 8 National Olympic Committees from South Asian countries participated in these Games. Overall, 26 events in 10 disciplines were contested.[1]

Contents

Medal table

Key

   *   The host country is highlighted in Lavender Blue

 Rank  Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1  India 11 9 7 27
2  Sri Lanka* 9 10 9 28
3  Pakistan 5 2 4 11
4  Nepal 1 2 5 8
5  Bangladesh 1 1 1 3
6  Maldives 0 1 2 3
7  Afghanistan 0 1 0 1
Total 19 19 21 59

Basketball pictogram.svg 3-on-3 basketball

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's team  India  Sri Lanka  Maldives
Women's team  India  Maldives  Sri Lanka

Men

Group A

Team Pld W W+ L GF GA GD Pts
 India 3 3 0 0 58 34 +25 6
 Sri Lanka 3 2 0 1 52 39 +13 4
 Bhutan 3 1 0 2 34 57 -23 2
 Maldives 3 0 0 3 43 63 -20 0
October 9
16:00		 Sri Lanka  21–7  Bhutan    Hambantota
October 9
16:30		 India  19–13  Maldives    Hambantota
October 10
15:00		 Bhutan  8–21  India    Hambantota
October 10
15:30		 Sri Lanka  19–15  Maldives    Hambantota
October 10
17:00		 Maldives  15–19  Bhutan    Hambantota
October 10
17:30		 Sri Lanka  12–18  India    Hambantota

Bronze medal match

October 11
16:00		 Bhutan  14–17  Maldives    Hambantota

Gold medal match

October 11
17:00		 India  22–16  Sri Lanka    Hambantota

Women

Group A

Team Pld W W+ L GF GA GD Pts
 India 3 3 0 0 61 22 +39 6
 Sri Lanka 3 2 0 1 40 31 +8 4
 Maldives 3 1 0 2 26 40 -14 2
 Nepal 3 0 0 3 20 43 -23 0
October 9
15:00		 Sri Lanka  11–13  Maldives    Hambantota
October 9
15:30		 India  21–6  Nepal    Hambantota
October 9
17:00		 Nepal  6–21  Sri Lanka    Hambantota
October 9
17:30		 Maldives  3–21  India    Hambantota
October 10
16:00		 Nepal  8–11  Maldives    Hambantota
October 10
16:30		 Sri Lanka  13–19  India    Hambantota

Bronze medal match

October 11
15:30		 Sri Lanka  15–11  Nepal    Hambantota

Gold medal match

October 11
16:30		 India  17–7  Maldives    Hambantota

Football pictogram.svg Beach football

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's team  Bangladesh  Sri Lanka  Nepal

Group A

Team Pld W W+ L GF GA GD Pts
 Sri Lanka 3 3 0 0 30 10 +20 9
 Bangladesh 3 2 0 1 17 16 +1 6
 Nepal 3 1 0 2 8 19 -11 3
 Maldives 3 0 0 3 7 20 -10 0
October 8
8:00
 Sri Lanka  11 – 2  Nepal Hambantota
Report
October 8
9:00
 Bangladesh  8 – 3  Maldives Hambantota
Report
October 9
8:00
 Sri Lanka  12 – 4  Bangladesh Hambantota
Report
October 9
9:00
 Maldives  3 – 5  Nepal Hambantota
Report
October 9
16:00
 Bangladesh  5 - 1  Nepal Hambantota
Report
October 9
17:00
 Sri Lanka  7 - 4  Maldives Hambantota
Report

Bronze medal match

October 10
16:00
 Nepal  6 - 2  Maldives Hambantota
Report

Gold medal match

October 10
17:00
 Sri Lanka  9 - 10  Bangladesh Hambantota
Report

Handball pictogram.svg Beach handball

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's team  Pakistan
 India		  Afghanistan Not awarded

Group A

Team Pld W L D Pts
 Pakistan 4 3 0 1 7
 India 4 3 0 1 '7
 Afghanistan 4 2 2 0 4
 Sri Lanka 4 1 3 0 2
 Nepal 4 0 4 0 0
Date Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3
Oct 11 Sri Lanka  2–0  Nepal 21–8 14–2
Oct 11 India  2–0  Afghanistan 12–8 14–8
Oct 11 Pakistan  2–0  Nepal 25–9 16–5
Oct 11 India  2–1  Sri Lanka 20–9 10–13 1–0
Oct 12 Afghanistan  0–2  Pakistan 11–25 17–18
Oct 12 Nepal  0–2  India 5–10 4–14
Oct 12 Pakistan  2–0  Sri Lanka 21–9 22–13
Oct 12 Nepal  0–2  Afghanistan 14–18 6–16
Oct 13 Sri Lanka  0–2  Afghanistan 18–23 13–18
Oct 13 India  1–1  Pakistan 16–26 18–16 4–4
  • Both India and Pakistan awarded gold

Wrestling pictogram.svg Beach kabbadi

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's team  Pakistan  India  Sri Lanka
 Nepal
Women's team  India  Sri Lanka  Bangladesh
 Nepal

Men

Group A

Team Pld W D L Pts
 Pakistan 3 3 0 0 6
 India 3 2 0 1 2
 Sri Lanka 3 1 0 2 2
 Nepal 3 0 0 3 0
October 9
8:00		 Nepal  19 – 71  Sri Lanka Hambantota
October 9
16:00		 Sri Lanka  32 – 52  Pakistan Hambantota
October 9
17:00		 India  66 – 23  Nepal Hambantota
October 10
9:00		 India  32 – 47  Pakistan Hambantota
October 10
17:00		 Nepal  20 – 66  Pakistan Hambantota
October 11
9:45		 Sri Lanka  32 – 40  India Hambantota

Gold medal match

October 11
17:00		 Pakistan  41 – 34  India Hambantota

Women

Group A

Team Pld W D L Pts
 India 3 3 0 0 6
 Sri Lanka 3 2 0 1 2
 Bangladesh 3 1 0 2 2
 Nepal 3 0 0 3 0
October 9
10:00		 Nepal  34 – 71  Sri Lanka Hambantota
October 9
15:00		 India  57 – 27  Bangladesh Hambantota
October 10
10:00		 Sri Lanka  48 – 40  Bangladesh Hambantota
October 10
15:00		 India  67 – 23  Nepal Hambantota
October 11
8:00		 Sri Lanka  28 – 55  India Hambantota
October 11
8:45		 Bangladesh  64 – 21  Nepal Hambantota

Gold medal match

October 11
17:00		 India  57 – 28  Sri Lanka Hambantota

Netball pictogram.svg Beach netball

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Women's team[2]  Sri Lanka  India  Pakistan

Volleyball (beach) pictogram.svg Beach volleyball

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's pair[3] Wasantha Ratnapala
Jude Mahesh
 Sri Lanka (SRI}		 Naveen Sampath
Pubudu Kumara
 Sri Lanka (SRI)		 Sivabalan
Dhara
 India (IND)
Women's pair[3] Geethika
Thaksila
 Sri Lanka (SRI}		 Ganga Sagari
Sujeewa Vithanage
 Sri Lanka (SRI)		 Hemamalini
Ragana
 India (IND)

Equestrian pictogram.svg Tent pegging

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual lance[4] Jasvinder Singh Bhatt
 India (IND)		 Jasvinder Singh
 India (IND)		 Durga Prasad
 Nepal (NEP)
Rings and peg[5] Durga Prasad
 Nepal (NEP)		 Jaswinder Singh
 India (IND)		 Khildhwat Khabka
 Nepal (NEP)
Individual sword[5] Jaswinder Singh
 India (IND)		 Nar Singh
 India (IND)		 Sarath Kumara
 Sri Lanka (SRI)
Lemon and peg[5] Krishan Yadar
 India (IND)		 Jasvinder Singh Bhatt
 India (IND)		 Sarath Kumara
 Sri Lanka (SRI)
Team lance[6]  India  Nepal  Pakistan
Lance and sword Pairs[5] Haroon Bandyal
Aamir Munnawar
 Pakistan (PAK)		 Chaudri Rashid
Shebaz Khan
 Pakistan (PAK)		 Nar Singh
Jaswinder Singh
 India (IND)
Team sword  India  Nepal  Sri Lanka
Indian file[6]  India  Pakistan  Sri Lanka

Lifesaving pictogram.jpg Lifesaving

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Beach sprint[7] R.M.K.L. Karunarathna
 Sri Lanka (SRI)		 M.M.P.R. Mel
 Sri Lanka (SRI)		 Rajesh Haldar
 India (IND)
Run swim run[7] Sahan Rupasinghe
 Sri Lanka (SRI)		 Shri Pola Chowdhury
 Bangladesh (BAN)		 N.S. Priyasanka
 Sri Lanka (SRI)
Beach relay[7] D.R.M.K.L. Karnarathna
N.S. Priyasanka
M.M.P.R. Mel
J.A.L.D. Fernando
 Sri Lanka (SRI)		 Zuber Ganchi
Demudu Chodapulli
Rajesh Haldar
Yesvant Taware
 India (IND)		 Dilshad
Naeen Ahmed
Mohommad Aslam
Mohomad Ashraf
 Pakistan (PAK)
Board race[7] W.P. Lahiru Fernando
 Sri Lanka (SRI)		 Demudu Chodipalli
 India (IND)		 Naeem Ahmed
 Pakistan (PAK)
Beach flag[7] G.H.S. Kelum
 Sri Lanka (SRI)		 Bhanuka Wijesundara
 Sri Lanka (SRI)		 Rajesh Haldar
 India (IND)
Oceanman/woman[7] Akila Watareka
 Sri Lanka (SRI)		 Dilshan Samarathunga
 Sri Lanka (SRI)		 Amreen Malik
 India (IND)

Swimming pictogram.svg Marathon swimming

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Open 5km[5] Mervin Roak Chen
 India (IND)		 Manda Divas
 India (IND)		 Pathum Edirishnghe
 Sri Lanka (SRI)

Sailing pictogram.svg Windsurfing

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Mistral One - Open Heavyweight[8] Sajjad Muhammad
 Pakistan (PAK)		 Priyantha Gunawardana
 Sri Lanka (SRI)		 Ram Lal
 India (IND)
Mistral One - Open Lightweight[8] Qasim Abbas Rathore
 Pakistan (PAK)		 Chameera Gunawardana
 Sri Lanka (SRI)		 Nooman Aboobakuru
 Maldives (MDV)

References

  1. ^ 2011 South Asian Beach Games schedule
  2. ^ Netball
  3. ^ a b Sri Lanka dominates beach VB
  4. ^ India wins first gold in Hambantota
  5. ^ a b c d e South Asian Beach Games medals by day
  6. ^ a b Tent pegging medalists
  7. ^ a b c d e f Life saving medalists
  8. ^ a b Sailing medalists

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