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Taekwondo at the 2019 South Asian Games
Venue	International Sports Complex, Satdobato
Dates	2–5 December 2019
Nations	7
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Taekwondo is among the sports which is being contested at the 2019 South Asian Games. Taekwondo is being hosted in the International Sports Complex, Satdobato between December 2 and 5, 2019.

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Nepal)

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Nepal (NEP)*	12	6	11	29
2	India (IND)	9	10	7	26
3	Sri Lanka (SRI)	4	7	16	27
4	Pakistan (PAK)	3	6	8	17
5	Bangladesh (BAN)	1	0	10	11
6	Bhutan (BHU)	0	0	4	4
Totals (6 entries)		29	29	56	114

Medalists

Kyorugi

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's 54 kg	Shah Zaib  Pakistan	Renhana Bandara  Sri Lanka	Manoj Malla  Nepal
			Kanha Mainali  India
Men's 58 kg	Haroon Khan  Pakistan	Niraj Choudhary  India	Gobinda Bdr Ale  Nepal
			Not awarded
Men's 63 kg	Chalinda Sampath  Sri Lanka	Saurav Sharma  India	Gyanndra Hamal  Nepal
			Mehmood Khan  Pakistan
Men's 68 kg	Bir Bahadur Mahara  Nepal	Muhammad Faheem  Pakistan	Tharanga Lakmal  Sri Lanka
			Prithvi Chauhan  India
Men's 74 kg	Jarnel Singh  India	Jabran Khan  Pakistan	Nischal Shrestha  Nepal
			Darshana Kumara  Sri Lanka
Men's 80 kg	Rab Nawaz  Pakistan	Kiran Bdr Ale  Nepal	Lakshya  India
			Suranga Dihan  Sri Lanka
Men's 87 kg	Bhupen Shrestha  Nepal	Akshay Hooda  India	Rashel Khan  Bangladesh
			Charma Tharindu  Sri Lanka
Men's +87 kg	Shaksham Karki  Nepal	Waqar Ali  Pakistan	Bless Balapatiyage  Sri Lanka
			Chaitanya Vijaya  India
Women's 46 kg	Kajal Shrestha  Nepal	Sidra Batool  Pakistan	Radha Bhati  India
			Ishara Samarakoon  Sri Lanka
Women's 49 kg	Purva Dixit  India	Irangani Pushpa  Sri Lanka	Yunisha Rai  Nepal
			Ayesha Noor  Pakistan
Women's 53 kg	Latika Bhandari  India	Aneila Afsar  Pakistan	Ashmita Bhandari  Nepal
			Dasuana Nimesha  Sri Lanka
Women's 57 kg	Kashish Malik  India	Nima Gurung  Nepal	Tshering Yangchen  Bhutan
			Naqsh Hamdani  Pakistan
Women's 62 kg	Sangita Bashyal  Nepal	Gaganjot Gill  India	Zoya Sabir  Pakistan
			S. L. A. Maneesha  Sri Lanka
Women's 67 kg	Ruchika Bhave  India	Apsara Karki  Nepal	Sonam Yangtsho  Bhutan
			Most Salma  Bangladesh
Women's 73 kg	Margerette Maria  India	Manita Shahi  Nepal	Sachitha Pramodini  Sri Lanka
			Tandin Bidha  Bhutan
Women's +73 kg	Rodali Baruwa  India	Nisha Rawal  Nepal	Nuwanthi Lakmalai  Sri Lanka
			Not awarded

Poomsae

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's individual (Ages 17–23)	Ranuka Prabath  Sri Lanka	Krishna Tamang  Nepal	Kamrul Islam  Bangladesh
			Ngawang Yonten  Bhutan
Men's individual (Ages 23–29)	Kamal Shrestha  Nepal	Rahul Jain  India	Nishshaka Jayasinghe  Sri Lanka
			Mehadi Hassan  Bangladesh
Men's individual (Age 29+)	Dipu Chakma  Bangladesh	Lakshman Ilandarige  Sri Lanka	Rejin Rimal  Nepal
			Gangphung  India
Women's individual (Ages 17–23)	Sina Limbu Maden  Nepal	Rupa Bayor  India	Isuri Suhara  Sri Lanka
			Anika Akter  Bangladesh
Women's individual (Ages 23–29)	Parbati Gurung  Nepal	Madhavee Jayaweera  Sri Lanka	Nurnahar Akter  Bangladesh
			Harsha Singha  India
Women's individual (Age 29+)	Ayasha Shakya  Nepal	Prajakta Ankolekar  India	Gayathri Sandamali  Sri Lanka
			Mehrun Nisa  Pakistan
Mixed pairs (Ages 17–23)	Sri Lanka (SRI) Isuri Suhara Ranuka Prabhath	India (IND) Shilpa Thapa Kunnal Kumar	Nepal (NEP) Ashmin Raut Sina Limbu Maden
			Bangladesh (BAN) Nooruddin Hussain Ruma Khatun
Mixed pairs (Ages 23–29)	India (IND) Gaurav Singh Harsha Singha	Sri Lanka (SRI) Madhavee Jayaweera Nishshaka Jayasinghe	Nepal (NEP) Jit Bahadur Bot Parbati Gurung
			Pakistan (PAK) Muhammad Mumtaz Asifa Ali
Mixed pairs (Age 29+)	Nepal (NEP) Sanjib Kumar Ojha Ayasha Shakya	Pakistan (PAK) Mehrun Nisa Shabaz Ahmed	Sri Lanka (SRI) Lakshman Ilandarige Gayathri Sandamali
			Bangladesh (BAN) Dipu Chakma Mousume
Men's team (Ages 17–23)	India (IND) Lalthlamunapuia Daniel Lalfakzuala Lalhumthanga	Sri Lanka (SRI) Ranuka Prabath Amila Sahan Nimesh Viranga	Nepal (NEP) Shishir Shrestha Ashmin Raut Dipendra Gurung
			Bangladesh (BAN) Kamrul Islam Nooruddin Hossain Shishir Ahmed Joy
Men's team (Age 23+)	Sri Lanka (SRI) Nishshaka Jayasinghe Lakshman Ilandarige Krishantha Weerasinghe	India (IND) Ranjit Kumar Soyam Chinglemba Singh Laishram Dingku Singh	Nepal (NEP) Kamal Shrestha Jit Bahadur Bot Prem Bahadur Limbu
			Pakistan (PAK) Muhammad Mumtaz Muhammad Anas Ahmed Shahbaz
Women's team (Ages 17–23)	Nepal (NEP) Nisha Darnal Swastika Tamang Sanjila Timalsina	India (IND) Mamta Kumari Shah Shilpa Thapa Geeta Yadav	Sri Lanka (SRI) Isuri Suhara Sanjaeevi Udyogya Hashini Chapa
			Bangladesh (BAN) Anika Akter Rum Khatun Sumiya Imrose
Women's team (Age 23+)	Nepal (NEP) Nita Gurung Prashansa Chhetri Shusila Rai	Sri Lanka (SRI) Madhavee Jayaweera Shalini Upekha Danusha Nayangani	Pakistan (PAK) Asifa Ali Iqra Zaheer Mehrun Nisa
			Not awarded

References

1. "SAG: official home page". 2 November 2019. Retrieved 2 November 2019.
2. Thakuri, Anil Malla (29 November 2019). "Nepal hopes to win big in taekwondo". Republica. Kathmandu, Nepal. Retrieved 2 December 2019.
3. Hoque, Shishir (2 December 2019). "SAG2019: Dipu Chakma wins first gold for Bangladesh in taekwondo". Dhaka Tribune. Dhaka, Bangladesh. Retrieved 2 December 2019.

External links

• Official website (archive)

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