It's a heartbreak for India as Quimcy Dsouza goes down in the third set 7-12 against Indonesia's Ima Sumaya. Despite leading 4-1, Dsouza was completely outplayed by Sumaya who held her nerves and marched into the final of women's singles Teqball event at Asian Games 2026. For Qumincy, she will now be playing the bronze medal match on Sunday. 

After fumbling in the second set, India's Quimcy Dsouza is settling the score in the third one with a dominating start. So far, the 24-year-old Indian has taken 3-0 lead over Indonesia's Ima Sumaya. The winner of this set will be entering the final of women's singles Teqball at Asian Games 2026. 

Ohh No!!! India's Quimcy Dsouza shows a terrific comeback and makes it a neck-to-neck battle. The scoreline was was 8-7 before Sumaya made it 12-9 to clinch the second set. As both the participants have won one set each, the deciding set will be played to determine the winner of the semi-finale clash. 

This game is turning out to be a nail-biting thriller as Indonesia's Ima Sumaya is not letting Quimcy Dsouza take it away easily. Despite losing the first set, Sumaya bounces back in style and takes 2-0 lead over Qumicy. Will there be any twist in the tale now? Only time will tell. 

And she has done it! The 24-year-old star has comfortably clinched the first set with a 12-7 scoreline against Sumaya. 

WOAH!!! What a dominating start from Quimcy Dsouza. She has taken 5-1 lead over Indonesia's Ima Sumaya. She then moves on to make it 8-2. Just four more points left and she will clinch the first set. 

And the moment is finally here as India's Quimcy Dsouza takes the centre stage and begins her women's singles Teqball semi-final against Indonesia's Ima Sumaya. Remember, who ever earns 12 points will win the set. 

Quimcy got a bye in the quarterfinals by virtue of topping her group. She will take on Indonesia's Sumaya in the semifinals on Saturday and a win will ensure the first-ever medal for India in Teqball, one of the six sports making its debut at the continental showpiece.

Making her Asian Games debut, Quimcy stunned top-seeded Yuina Sakamoto of Japan 2-1 (10-12 12-11 13-11) in her opening Group A match that lasted 43 minutes at the Nagoya City Higashi Sports Center. The young Indian carried the momentum into her second group match and defeated Cambodia's Koemyean DY 2-0 (12-9 12-7) in 24 minutes to top her group and qualify for the semifinals.

India's Quimcy Joaquim Dsouza is just a win away from securing a historic medal for the country in Teqball after marching into the women's singles semifinals at the Asian Games at Nagoya, Japan on Friday. 

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the women's singles Teqball, semi-final round at Asian Games 2026, straight from Higashi Sports Center in Nagoya. Stay tuned to watch India's Quimcy Dsouza in action soon.