By Hahm Hee-eun

Team Korea won its third gold medal, in wrestling, following golds in taekwondo and fencing. Korea now has eight gold medals, 12 silver medals, and 14 bronze medals, and is ranked as No. 3 on the medals table at the 2018 Asian Games, after China and Japan.

Please find below Day 4 results.

Wrestling
― Men’s Greco-Roman 67 kg, Ryu Hansu wins gold medal for the second consecutive time at the Asian Games

Fencing
― Women's Épée Individual, Kang Youngmi wins gold medal
― Women’s Épée Individual, Choi Injeong wins bronze medal
― Men’s Foil Individual, Son Young Ki wins bronze medal

Taekwondo
― Women + 67 kg, Lee Dabin wins gold medal for the second consecutive time at the Asian Games
― Women - 57 kg, Lee Ahreum wins silver medal

Swimming
― Women's 400 m Individual Medley, Kim Seoyeong wins silver medal
― Women's 100 m Butterfly, An Sehyeon wins bronze medal

Wushu
― Men's Daoshu & Gunshu All-Round, Cho Seungjae wins silver medal
― Men's Nanquan & Nangun All-Round, Lee Yongmun wins bronze medal

Volleyball
― Women’s Tournament Preliminary, Pool B, Match 5, Korea defeats Kazakhstan 3-1

Rowing
― Men’s Lightweight Four Repechages, unified Korean team makes it into the finals


hehahm@korea.kr