Swimming: Advait Page makes 200m backstroke final

 Advait Page, the 21-year-old Indian swimmer, qualified for the men's 200m backstroke final with a personal best time of 2:03.01 at the Asian Games 2023. However, Srihari Nataraj (2:07.19) failed to make the final after finishing 14th overall.

Meanwhile, Nina Venkatesh clocked 27.80 seconds to rank 14th overall in the women's 50m butterfly heats at Hangzhou. Only the top eight swimmers make the final.

Aryan Nehra and Kushagra Rawat, too, failed to advance to the men's 400m freestyle finals as they finished outside the top eight.

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