Aichi-Nagoya, Oct. 2 -- Friday was the sort of day Indian sport occasionally produces - improbable, dramatic and rather difficult to fit into one headline.
There was a wrestler who stared at a 9-2 deficit and still walked away with gold, three boxers who turned the ring into a golden assembly line, archers who finally got the better of South Korea, and, to crown it all, a women's hockey team that waited 44 years to reclaim the Asian Games throne.
The crowning moment came in the evening when India beat China 1-0 in the women's hockey final, ending a 44-year wait for the Asian Games title.
Lalremsiami scored the only goal in the 10th minute on her 200th international appearance, but it was goalkeeper Savita Punia and a stubborn defence who...