Asian Games 2026 medal winners: Full list of gold, silver and bronze medalists in men's and women's cricket
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KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Cricket at the Asian Games returns in Aichi-Nagoya 2026, with India defending both gold medals they won in Hangzhou 2023.
- The women's final is a repeat of the Hangzhou showdown between India and Sri Lanka, while Bangladesh and Pakistan compete for bronze.
- Pakistan and Bangladesh share the record for most total Asian Games cricket medals across men's and women's competitions in all editions.
Asian Games 2026 cricket medal winners: Full list of men's & women's gold, silver & bronze
Cricket's journey at the Asian Games has been one of the more remarkable growth stories in the sport's recent history, and Aichi-Nagoya 2026 marks another chapter in that journey.
From its debut at Guangzhou in 2010, the sport has steadily established itself as one of the most watched disciplines at the continental multi-sport showcase, and this edition promises to be no different.
The Olympic Council of Asia gave cricket its first green light at the 2010 Guangzhou Games, where Twenty20 cricket was introduced as a vehicle to bring South Asia's enormous fanbase into the Asian Games ecosystem.
Both the men's and women's events drew significant interest from the outset, giving smaller associate nations valuable exposure while letting the regional heavyweights compete for a prestigious new title.
The sport was present again at Incheon 2014 before an unfortunate absence from the 2018 Jakarta-Palembang edition. It roared back at Hangzhou in 2023, drawing packed venues, full-strength regional squads and extensive broadcast coverage that confirmed its permanence on the continental calendar. India took both gold medals that year, and they've returned to Aichi-Nagoya as defending champions in both competitions.
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Asian Games cricket medal winners: Full list
Who won the gold medal in cricket at Asian Games 2026?
In the women's event, the gold-medal clash was scheduled between defending champions India and Sri Lanka at Korogi Sports Park in Nisshin, setting up a repeat of the Hangzhou final. The men's competition is yet to kick off.
Who won the silver medal in cricket at Asian Games 2026?
The women's silver medal is decided between the runners-up of the India vs Sri Lanka final showdown. The men's competition is yet to kick off.
Who won the bronze medal in cricket at Asian Games 2026?
The women's third-place playoff features Bangladesh and Pakistan battling for the bronze medal. The men's competition is yet to kick off.
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Asian Games cricket medal winners by year
Complete Asian Games cricket medal history: Men's tournament
YearHost CityGoldSilverBronze2010Guangzhou, ChinaBangladeshAfghanistanPakistan2014Incheon, South KoreaSri LankaAfghanistanBangladesh2023Hangzhou, ChinaIndiaAfghanistanBangladeshWomen's tournament
YearHost CityGoldSilverBronze2010Guangzhou, ChinaPakistanBangladeshJapan2014Incheon, South KoreaPakistanBangladeshSri Lanka2023Hangzhou, ChinaIndiaSri LankaBangladeshWhich country has won the most Asian Games cricket medals?
Pakistan and Bangladesh have been the most decorated nations in the history of Asian Games cricket across both competitions combined.
Pakistan's women's team won back-to-back gold medals in 2010 and 2014, establishing an early dominance in the women's format before India swept both titles at Hangzhou.
Bangladesh's men won gold at the inaugural 2010 edition and have claimed bronze across multiple editions in both the men's and women's competitions, making them consistently present on the podium.
Afghanistan stand out as the most reliable finalists in the men's game as they've claimed silver at every single edition of the men's tournament across all three prior editions, making them the most consistent runner-up in the competition's history.
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