Athletics at the 2018 Asian Para Games

Paralympic athletics
at the 2018 Asian Para Games
Paralympic athletics ; at the 2018 Asian Para Games
Venue	Gelora Bung Karno Stadium
Location	Jakarta, Indonesia
Dates	8–12 October
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Last updated September 15, 2023

Paralympic athletics at the 2018 Asian Para Games was held in Jakarta between 8 and 12 October 2018.^[1]

Medal table

Medal for women’s Long Jump T45/46/47 were revised due to doping violation.^[2]

* Host nation (Indonesia)


Rank	NPC	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	China (CHN)	56	32	16	104
2	Iran (IRI)	27	26	28	81
3	Japan (JPN)	13	24	14	51
4	Uzbekistan (UZB)	13	6	7	26
5	Thailand (THA)	11	10	13	34
6	Malaysia (MAS)	8	4	2	14
7	India (IND)	7	13	16	36
8	Indonesia (INA)*	6	12	10	28
9	Sri Lanka (SRI)	5	5	5	15
10	Iraq (IRQ)	3	2	2	7
11	Saudi Arabia (KSA)	2	3	3	8
12	South Korea (KOR)	2	3	1	6
13	Pakistan (PAK)	2	0	1	3
14	East Timor (TLS)	2	0	0	2
15	Oman (OMA)	1	3	1	5
16	Kuwait (KUW)	1	2	4	7
17	United Arab Emirates (UAE)	1	2	2	5
18	Jordan (JOR)	1	1	0	2
19	Bahrain (BRN)	0	2	1	3
20	Vietnam (VIE)	0	1	7	8
21	Chinese Taipei (TPE)	0	1	4	5
22	Kazakhstan (KAZ)	0	1	2	3
23	Hong Kong (HKG)	0	1	1	2
24	Mongolia (MGL)	0	1	0	1
24	Qatar (QAT)	0	1	0	1
26	Syria (SYR)	0	0	3	3
Totals (26 entries)		161	156	143	460

Medalists

Athletes listed in pink were classified but no medal were awarded due to limited number of contestants in the event.

Men

Event	Class	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 m	T11	Peerapon Watbok Thailand	11.44 GR	Abdul Halim Dalimunte Indonesia	11.52	Di Dongdong China	11.59
	T12	Mansor Abdirashidov Uzbekistan	11.26 GR	Shunya Yamaji Japan	11.29	Faizal Aideal Malaysia	11.40
	T13	Doniyorjon Akhmedov Uzbekistan	11.26	Songwut Lamsan Thailand	11.32	Omid Zarifsanayei Iran	11.49
	T33	Ahmad al-Mutairi Kuwait	21.30	Jiang Shun China	22.33	—
	T34	Chaiwat Rattana Thailand	16.25	Mohamed Hammadi United Arab Emirates	16.47	Atsuro Kobata Japan	16.90
	T35	Narayan Thakur India	14.02 GR	Ahmed Adawi Saudi Arabia	14.40	Bao Chui Yiu Hong Kong	14.62
	T36	Ridzuan Puzi Malaysia	11.87 WR	Yang Yifei China	11.91	Abdullah Rashid Oman	12.36
	T37	Saptoyoga Purnomo Indonesia	11.49 AR	Davoudali Ghasemi Iran	11.97	Ali al-Nakhli Saudi Arabia	12.01
	T38	Zhu Dening China	11.33 GR	Abbas al-Darraji Iraq	11.90	Zhong Huanghao China	11.93
	T42/63	Prasan Warnakulasooriya Sri Lanka	12.56	Chuladasa Abarana Sri Lanka	12.87	Bandara Rathnahenakralalage Sri Lanka	12.92
	T44/62/64	Shunsuke Itani Japan	11.75 AR	Keita Sato Japan	11.82	Denpoom Kotcharang Thailand	11.87
	T45/46/47	Wang Hao China	10.80 AR	Nur Ferry Pradana Indonesia	11.06	Ahmad Ojaghlou Iran	11.08
	T51/52	Tatsuya Ito Japan	18.06 AR	Tomoya Ito Japan	18.37	Jeong Jong-dae South Korea	18.91
	T53	Pongsakorn Paeyo Thailand	14.80 GR	Yoo Byung-hoon South Korea	15.57	Fahad al-Ganaidl Saudi Arabia	15.65
	T54	Liu Yang China	14.22	Hu Yang China	14.41	Saichon Konjen Thailand	14.81

200 m	T11	Di Dongdong China	23.33 GR	Peerapon Watbok Thailand	23.85	Abdul Halim Dalimunte Indonesia	24.22
	T12	Vahid Alinajimi Iran	22.60 GR	Eko Saputra Indonesia	23.17	Phạm Nguyễn Khánh Minh Vietnam	23.18
	T13	Doniyorjon Akhmedov Uzbekistan	22.79	Songwut Lamsan Thailand	23.01	Omid Zarifsanayei Iran	23.05
	T35	Adawi Ahmed Saudi Arabia	30.39 GR	Bao Chui Yiu Hong Kong	30.59	—
	T37	Saptoyoga Purnomo Indonesia	23.76	Ali Olfatnia Iran	24.27	Davoudali Ghasemi Iran	24.38
	T38	Zhu Dening China	22.71 GR	Abbas al-Darraji Iraq	24.04	Zhong Huanghao China	24.47
	T42/T63	Prasan Warnakulasooriya Sri Lanka	26.01	Chuladasa Abarana Sri Lanka	26.08	Buddika Indrapala Sri Lanka	26.59
	T44/62/64	Keita Sato Japan	23.87	Nour al-Sana Saudi Arabia	24.10	Anandan Gunasekaran India	24.45
	T45/46/47	Wang Hao China	21.71 AR	Rizal Bagus Saktiyono Indonesia	22.36	Ahmad Ojaghlou Iran	22.53
	T51/52	Tomoya Ito Japan	33.17	Jeong Jong-dae South Korea	33.73	Peth Rungsri Thailand	34.78
	T53	Pongsakorn Paeyo Thailand	27.59	Pichet Krungget Thailand	28.07	Yang Shaoqiao China	28.69
	T54	Liu Yang China	25.66	Jaenal Aripin Indonesia	26.21	Zhang Yong China	26.32

400 m	T11	Di Dongdong China	53.15 GR	Miran Sakhatov Uzbekistan	54.77	Nguyễn Ngọc Hiệp Vietnam	59.69
	T12	Vahid Alinajimi Iran	49.98	Phạm Nguyễn Khánh Minh Vietnam	50.94	Eko Saputra Indonesia	53.16
	T13	Omid Zarifsanayei Iran	51.41	Songwut Lamsan Thailand	52.00	Avnil Kumar India	52.00
	T20	Nasharuddin Malaysia	49.32 AR	Felipus Kolymau Indonesia	50.28	Endi Nurdin Tine Indonesia	50.62
	T36	Ridzuan Puzi Malaysia	59.36	Abdullah Rashid Oman	59.75	Farhad Kahrizi Iran	1:00.39
	T37	Teofilo Freitas East Timor	53.14 AR	Hashem Rastegari Mobin Iran	53.54	Davoudali Ghasemi Iran	56.10
	T38	Abbas al-Darraji Iraq	53.22	Zhong Huanghao China	54.99	Surasak Damchoom Thailand	56.53
	T44/62/64	Nour al-Sana Saudi Arabia	53.00	Anandan Gunasekaran India	53.72	Vinay Kumar Lal India	54.45
	T45/46/47	Wang Hao China	48.64 AR	Nur Ferry Pradana Indonesia	49.86	Sandeep Singh Maan India	50.07
	T52	Tomoki Sato Japan	1:01.49	Tomoya Ito Japan	1:04.02	Peth Rungsri Thailand	1:05.35
	T53	Pongsakorn Paeyo Thailand	50.29	Pichet Krungget Thailand	51.13	Yang Shaoqiao China	52.45
	T54	Zhang Yong China	47.95	Liu Yang China	48.88	Putharet Khongrak Thailand	49.34

800 m	T33/34	Mohamed Hammadi United Arab Emirates	2:00.28	Ahmad al-Mutairi Kuwait	2:03.94	Atsuro Kobata Japan	2:04.02
	T51/52	Tomoki Sato Japan	2:06.71 GR	Hirokazu Ueyonabaru Japan	2:16.77	Jerrold Mangliwan Philippines	2:18.04
	T53	Pongsakorn Paeyo Thailand	1:43.61	Yoo Byung-hoon South Korea	1:43.77	Yang Shaoqiao China	1:43.88
	T54	Zhang Yong China	1:38.30	Saichon Konjen Thailand	1:38.44	Putharet Khongrak Thailand	1:39.44

1500 m	T11	Hamid Eslami Iran	4:18.18	Shinya Wada Japan	4:22.87	Kenya Karasawa Japan	4:23.24
	T12/13	Fakhriddin Khamraev Uzbekistan	4:08.46	Nabeel Maqableh Jordan	4:09.59	Tadashi Horikoshi Japan	4:11.21
	T20	Peyman Nasiri Bazanjani Iran	4:07.10	Daiki Akai Japan	4:09.19	Yuji Togawa Japan	4:09.55
	T37/38	Teofilo Freitas East Timor	4:32.74 AR	Surasak Damchoom Thailand	4:50.59	Ali Rsaitmawi Iraq	4:51.11
	T45/46	Marufjon Murodulloev Uzbekistan	4:13.99	Ashraf Haisham Malaysia	4:17.02	Amin Abdolpour Iran	4:19.44
	T53/54	Prawat Wahoram Thailand	3:14.54	Putharet Khongrak Thailand	3:14.65	Rawat Tana Thailand	3:14.88

5000 m	T11	Kenya Karasawa Japan	16:17.65 GR	Shinya Wada Japan	16:19.02	Masahiro Taniguchi Japan	16:52.28
	T12/13	Tadashi Horikoshi Japan	16:05.09 AR	Fakhriddin Khamraev Uzbekistan	16:19.48	Mikaeil Dayani Iran	16:19.96
	T53/54	Prawat Wahoram Thailand	11:13.06	Zhang Yong China	11:13.20	Jin Hua China	11:13.60

Club throw	F32	Younes Seifipour Iran	30.16 AR	Mohammed Jamil Taaeeb Oman	29.11	Mohammad Nasser Kuwait	24.76
Club throw	F51	Amit Kumar Saroha India	29.47 GR	Dharambir India	24.81	Radhi al-Harthi Saudi Arabia	21.63

Discus throw	F11	Mahdi Olad Iran	42.37 AR	Monu Ghangas India	35.89	Arian Lotfi Iran	34.14
	F12	Saman Pakbaz Iran	51.06 GR	Masoud Heidari Iran	48.65	Elbek Sultonov Uzbekistan	39.39
	F37	Haider Ali Pakistan	47.68	Li Cuiqing China	46.27	Hamed Ali Kuwait	41.79
	F43/44/62/64	Farzad Sepahvand Iran	54.61	Pardeep India	46.64	Aneesh Kumar Pillai India	45.41
	F46	Hou Zhanbiao China	47.73	Wei Enlong China	47.19	Sundar Singh Gurjar India	47.10
	F51/52/53	Hossein Khorsandamiri Iran	23.74 GR	Asadollah Azimi Iran	23.42	Alireza Mokhtari Iran	19.69
	F54/55/56	Alireza Ghaleh Nasseri Iran	44.75	Jalil Bagheri Jeddi Iran	37.14	Hamed Amiri Iran	30.12
	F57	Wu Guoshan China	47.77 AR	Javid Ehsani Shakib Iran	44.10	Alan Sastra Ginting Indonesia	42.83

High jump	T45/46/47	Angkarn Chanaboon Thailand	2.01 AR	Chen Hongjie China	1.94	—
	T45/46/47	Angkarn Chanaboon Thailand	2.01 AR	Ram Pal India	1.94	—
	T42/63	Sharad Kumar India	1.90	Varun Bhati India	1.82	Mariyappan Thangavelu India	1.67
	T44/64	Temurbek Giyazov Uzbekistan	1.95	Toru Suzuki Japan	1.89	Pushpakumara Pattiwila Sri Lanka	1.76

Javelin throw	F12/13	Aleksandr Svechnikov Uzbekistan	67.92 GR	Behzad Azizi Iran	65.62	Seyed Erfan Hosseini Iran	58.17
	F33/34	Mehdi Alizadeh Iran	20.96 GR	Mohsen Kaedi Iran	31.72	Wang Yanzhang China	31.69
	F37/38	Haider Ali Pakistan	48.83 GR	Hormoz Seidi Kazpounji Iran	48.28	Javad Hardani Iran	45.61
	F40/41	Ahmed Naas Iraq	38.57	Sun Pengxiang China	43.26	Trần Văn Nguyên Vietnam	32.79
	F46	Dinesh Priyantha Sri Lanka	61.84 GR	Sundar Singh Gurjar India	61.33	Rinku India	60.92
	F53/54	Hamed Amiri Iran	28.12 AR	Abdolreza Jokar Iran	19.62	Alaa Abdulsalam Syria	19.22
	F55	Neeraj Yadav India	29.84 GR	Amit Balyan India	29.79	Kiều Minh Trung Vietnam	28.27
	F56/57	Mohammad Alvanpour Iran	39.22 AR	Amanolah Papi Iran	48.60 WR	Mohammad Khalvandi Iran	48.01
	F42–44/61–64	Sandeep Chaudhary India	60.01 WR	Hetti Arachchige Sri Lanka	59.32	Ali Omidi Iran	58.97

Long jump	T11	Di Dongdong China	6.55	Chen Xingyu China	6.36	Yang Chuan-hui Chinese Taipei	5.90
	T12	Doniyor Saliev Uzbekistan	7.22 =AR	Wong Kar Gee Malaysia	7.05	Amir Khosravani Iran	7.01
	T20	Abdul Latif Romly Malaysia	7.64 WR	Kanta Kokubo Japan	6.79	Mitsuo Yamaguchi Japan	6.68
	T36	Ridzuan Puzi Malaysia	5.49 AR	Izzat Turgunov Uzbekistan	5.27	Sergey Kharlamov Kazakhstan	4.62
	T37/38	Zhu Dening China	6.85 GR	Zhong Huanghao China	6.57	Haider Ali Pakistan	6.20
	T45/46/47	Wang Hao China	7.53 AR	Setyo Budi Hartanto Indonesia	7.10	Hajimu Ashida Japan	6.88
	T42/61/63	Buddika Indrapala Sri Lanka	5.37	Vijay Kumar India	5.05	Mulyono Indonesia	4.89
	T44/62/64	Eddy Bernard Malaysia	6.30	Indika Maththaka Sri Lanka	6.09	Rasyidi Indonesia	6.05

Shot put	F11	Mahdi Olad Iran	14.00 AR	Nourmohammad Arekhi Iran	12.64	Monu Ghangas India	11.38
	F12	Elbek Sultonov Uzbekistan	15.67 GR	Saman Pakbaz Iran	15.19	Masoud Heidari Iran	14.47
	F20	Muhammad Ziyad Zolkefli Malaysia	16.94 GR	Mohamad Aliff Mohamad Awi Malaysia	13.09	Boonkong Sanepoot Thailand	13.01
	F32	Mohammed Jamil Taaeeb Oman	8.42	Mohammed Harthi Oman	7.26	Younes Seifipour Iran	6.98
	F33	Mohammadreza Ahmadi Iran	9.92 AR	Hani Alnakhli Saudi Arabia	9.37	Mehdi Alizadeh Iran	9.34
	F34	Ahmad Hindi Jordan	12.07 WR	Siamak Saleh-Farajzadeh Iran	11.44	Wang Yanzhang China	111.13
	F35	Khusniddin Norbekov Uzbekistan	16.35 WR	Seyed Aliashgar Javanmardi Iran	15.45	Fu Xinhan China	15.21
	F36	Aref Baharvand Iran	12.57 GR	Mohammed al-Kaabi United Arab Emirates	12.40	Ivan Zaleznyak Kazakhstan	11.69
	F37	Li Cuiqing China	13.05	Dhari Buti Kuwait	12.50	Hamed Ali Kuwait	11.61
	F40	Garrah Tnaiash Iraq	10.88 WR	Chen Zhenyu China	9.84	Trần Văn Nguyên Vietnam	9.35
	F41	Bobirjon Omonov Uzbekistan	12.31	Xia Zhiwei China	11.55	Kovan Abdulraheem Iraq	11.53
	F42/61/63	Sajad Mohammadian Iran	15.27 AR	Bandara Halgahawela Sri Lanka	13.21	Mukhammad Rikhsimov Uzbekistan	13.12
	F46	Wei Enlong China	15.67 GR	Ravil Mansurbayev Kazakhstan	14.66	Yasser Mohd India	14.22
	F53	Alireza Mokhtari Iran	8.73 AR	Asadollah Azimi Iran	8.35	Alaa Abdulsalam Syria	7.46
	F54/55	Hamed Amiri Iran	11.32 GR	Jalil Bagheri Jeddi Iran	10.67	Tek Chand India	8.85
	F56/57	Wu Guoshan China	14.39 GR	Virender India	14.23	Mohamad Syria	13.89

WR world record \| AR area record \| CR championship record \| GR games record \| NR national record \| OR Olympic record \| PB personal best \| SB season best \| WL world leading (in a given season)

Women

Event	Class	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 m	T11	Liu Cuiqing China	12.07 GR	Zhou Guohua China	12.10	Kewalin Wannaruemon Thailand	12.91
	T12	Uran Sawada Japan	12.97	Suneeporn Tanomwong Thailand	13.20	Hagar Safarzadeh Ghahderijani Iran	13.68
	T13	Putri Aulia Indonesia	12.49 GR	Ni Made Arianti Putri Indonesia	13.00	Endang Sari Sitorus Indonesia	13.07
	T33/34 (non-medal event)	Atsuko Kanawaku Japan	20.51	Haruka Kitaura Japan	22.57	—
	T35	Zhou Xia China	14.77 GR	Madoka Sakurai Japan	20.49	—
	T36	Jeon Min-jae South Korea	14.98	Yu Chun Lai Hong Kong	16.28	Wang Dan China	16.46
	T37	Wen Xiaoyan China	13.50 AR	Jiang Fenfen China	13.58	Sabina Sukhanova Uzbekistan	13.65
	T38 (non-medal event)	Yuka Takamatsu Japan	14.02	Ayumi Takemura Japan	14.34	—
	T42/63	Karisma Evi Tiarani Indonesia	14.98 AR	Kaede Maekawa Japan	16.89	Tomomi Tozawa Japan	16.98
	T44/62/64 (non-medal event)	Saki Takakuwa Japan	13.60	Maya Nakanishi Japan	14.48	—
	T45/46/47	Li Lu China	12.57 GR	Wang Yanping China	13.07	Sae Tsuji Japan	13.10
	T52	Teruyo Tanaka Japan	23.71	Yuka Kiyama Japan	23.71	Norsilawati Sa'at Singapore	29.40
	T53	Zhou Hongzhuan China	17.01	Keiko Konishi Japan	18.56	Pranaya Sekratok Thailand	20.36
	T54	Zhou Zhaoqian China	16.69	Kayo Nakamura Japan	17.78	Chen Yu-lien Chinese Taipei	18.77

200 m	T11	Liu Cuiqing China	24.67 AR	Zhou Guohua China	25.52	Kewalin Wannaruemon Thailand	27.11
	T12	Suneeporn Tanomwong Thailand	27.84	Hagar Safarzadeh Ghahderijani Iran	27.94	—
	T35 (non-medal event)	Zhou Xia China	29.17 GR	—		—
	T36	Jeon Min-jae South Korea	31.08 GR	Wang Dan China	33.57	Yam Kwok Fan Hong Kong	34.50
	T37	Jiang Fenfen China	28.25 AR	Wen Xiaoyan China	28.95	Sabina Sukhanova Uzbekistan	29.04
	T45/46/47	Li Lu China	25.82 GR	Wang Yanping China	26.45	Jayanti Behera India	27.45
	T53	Zhou Hongzhuan China	33.68	Keiko Konishi Japan	34.64	Pranaya Sekratok Thailand	35.80
	T54	Zhou Zhaoqian China	30.54	Kayo Nakamura Japan	32.87	Chen Yu-lien Chinese Taipei	34.32

400 m	T11	Liu Cuiqing China	58.31	Zhou Guohua China	1:01.80	Kewalin Wannaruemon Thailand	1:05.34
	T12	Suneeporn Tanomwong Thailand	1:03.38	Hagar Safarzadeh Ghahderijani Iran	1:06.80	Radha Venkatesh India	1:07.03
	T13	Mana Sasaki Japan	1:01.48 GR	Ni Made Arianti Putri Indonesia	1:05.29	Ozra Mahdavikiya Iran	1:08.18
	T20	Siti Noor Iasah Mohamad Ariffin Malaysia	58.69 GR	Aimi Toyama Japan	1:00.78	Elvin Elhudia Sesa Indonesia	1:01.37
	T37	Jiang Fenfen China	1:04.53 GR	Wen Xiaoyan China	1:07.04	Sabina Sukhanova Uzbekistan	1:09.71
	T38 (non-medal event)	Yuka Takamatsu Japan	1:05.15	Ayumi Takemura Japan	1:05.86	Manami Kinoshita Japan	1:10.40
	T45/46/47	Li Lu China	58.34 GR	Jayanti Behera India	59.71	Sae Tsuji Japan	59.74
	T53	Zhou Hongzhuan China	1:00.29	Kazumi Nakayama Japan	1:05.64	Pranaya Sekratok Thailand	1:07.05
	T54	Zou Lihong China	56.94	Zhou Zhaoqian China	57.34	Kayo Nakamura Japan	1:05.14

800 m	T53	Zhou Hongzhuan China	2:01.39	Kazumi Nakayama Japan	2:07.68	Pranaya Sekratok Thailand	2:17.69
800 m	T54 (non-medal event)	Zou Lihong China	1:55.35 GR	Chainet Srithong Thailand	2:13.57	—

1500 m	T11	Rakshitha Raju India	5:40.64	Natsumi Inouchi Japan	5:48.13	—
	T12/13	Ozra Mahdavikiya Iran	5:16.65 AR	Radha Venkatesh India	5:17.65	Mitsuyo Matsumoto Japan	5:17.98
	T20	Sayaka Makita Japan	4:53.26 GR	Moeko Yamamoto Japan	5:02.30	Misaki Ari Japan	5:15.97
	T53/54	Zou Lihong China	3:43.83	Kazumi Nakayama Japan	4:10.69	Chainet Srithong Thailand	4:10.99

Club throw	F32/51	Ekta Bhayan India	16.02 GR	Thekra al-Kaabi United Arab Emirates	15.75	—

Discus throw	F11	Zhang Liangmin China	36.52	Tang Hongxia China	33.98	Nidhi Mishra India	21.82
	F12	Zhao Yuping China	42.89 GR	Sofiya Burkhanova Uzbekistan	38.42	Liu Ya-ting Chinese Taipei	33.79
	F37/38	Mi Na China	36.99 GR	Li Yingli China	31.60	Umi Syuhadah Idris Malaysia	23.20
	F40/41	Zhang Fengju China	19.74	Li Wei China	26.12 AR	Zhila Yousefi Iran	16.22
	F43/44/62/64	Yao Juan China	39.01	Yang Yue China	36.95	Solmaz Bazargan Iran	27.94
	F51/52/53	Elnaz Darabian Aghdas Iran	10.71 AR	Fatema Nedham Bahrain	9.87	Deepa Malik India	9.67
	F54/55	Yang Liwan China	18.25 GR	Dong Feixia China	23.29	Rooba al-Omari Bahrain	20.00
	F56/57	Hashemiyeh Motaghian Iran	21.17 AR	Famini Indonesia	19.67	Tian Yuxin China	26.92

Javelin throw	F12/13	Zhao Yuping China	44.96 WR	Liu Ya-ting Chinese Taipei	34.26	Ozra Mahdavikiya Iran	32.24
	F33/34	Zou Lijuan China	22.28 WR	Faezeh Kermani Iran	17.22	Batoul Jahangiri Iran	10.60 AR
	F46	Roziyakhon Ergasheva Uzbekistan	34.10	Ramya Nagaranai India	31.51	Maryam United Arab Emirates	31.03
	F53/54	Yang Liwan China	17.92	Elham Salehi Iran	16.49	Deepa Malik India	10.15
	F55/56	Lin Sitong China	18.79 GR	Hashemiyeh Motaghian Iran	20.19 GR	Natalya Semyonova Uzbekistan	17.29
	F57	Mahnaz Amini Nogourani Iran	25.68 AR	Mokhigul Khamdamova Uzbekistan	24.19	Nguyễn Thị Hải Vietnam	23.06

Long jump	T11/12	Zhou Guohua China	4.77 GR	Chiaki Takada Japan	4.48	Asila Mirzayorova Uzbekistan	4.47
	T20	Oktavia Rica Indonesia	5.25 AR	Siti Noor Radiah Ismail Malaysia	5.18	Sonomi Sakai Japan	5.02
	T37/38	Wen Xiaoyan China	4.65	Sabina Sukhanova Uzbekistan	4.30	Manami Kinoshita Japan	4.14
	T42–44/61–64	Maya Nakanishi Japan	5.44 GR	Karisma Evi Tiarani Indonesia	4.03	Saki Takakuwa Japan	4.85
	T45/46/47	Amara Indumathi Sri Lanka	4.62	Zahra Bornaki Iran	4.51	Kumudu Priyanka Sri Lanka	4.41^[3]

Shot put	F11/12	Sofiya Burkhanova Uzbekistan	14.59 GR	Zhang Liangmin China	11.34	Zhao Yuping China	12.87
	F20	Suparniyati Indonesia	10.75 AR	Hiromi Nakada Japan	10.51	Tiwa Indonesia	6.44
	F32	Arezoo Rahimi Iran	4.27	Thekra al-Kaabi United Arab Emirates	4.13	—
	F33	Batoul Jahangiri Iran	5.68 AR	Sara Hamdi Masoud Qatar	5.45	Sara Al Senaani United Arab Emirates	5.28
	F34	Zou Lijuan China	8.19 GR	Fereshteh Moradi Moghadam Iran	6.08	Basimah Najim Kuwait	5.76
	F35/36/37	Mi Na China	13.20 GR	Li Yingli China	12.15	Wu Qing China	8.92
	F40/41	Zhang Fengju China	7.17	Erdenechimeg Unurmaa Mongolia	6.09	Li Wei China	7.10
	F43/44/62/64	Yao Juan China	11.03	Yang Yue China	10.20	Doriah Poulus Malaysia	9.33
	F54	Yang Liwan China	7.66 GR	Marziyeh Sedghi Saghinsara Iran	6.30	Shahla Hadidi Iran	5.85
	F55	Lin Sitong China	7.07 GR	Rooba al-Omari Bahrain	6.73	Parvin Moghaddam Iran	6.68
	F56/57	Eshrat Kordestani Iran	9.39 =AR	Tian Yuxin China	9.09	Trương Bích Vân Vietnam	7.33

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Mixed

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
4×100 m universal relay	China Zhou Guohua Wang Hao Yang Yifei Zou Lihong	47.89	Japan Uran Sawada Keita Sato Yuka Takamatsu Tomoki Suzuki	49.04	Indonesia Putri Aulia Karisma Evi Tiarani Saptoyoga Purnomo Jaenal Aripin	50.09

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↑ "Result system Athletics". Archived from the original on 2019-02-03. Retrieved 2019-02-03.
↑ "Notification of Anti-Doping Rule Violations at Indonesia 2018 Asian Para Games". Asian Paralympic Committee. Archived from the original on 5 July 2022. Retrieved 31 July 2019.
↑ "Athlete Bio: Kumudu Priyanka" . Retrieved 31 July 2019.

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[1] "Result system Athletics". Archived from the original on 2019-02-03. Retrieved 2019-02-03.

[2] "Notification of Anti-Doping Rule Violations at Indonesia 2018 Asian Para Games". Asian Paralympic Committee. Archived from the original on 5 July 2022. Retrieved 31 July 2019.

[3] "Athlete Bio: Kumudu Priyanka" . Retrieved 31 July 2019.

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