All about China's winnig start at 18th Asian Games, Bridge players aim to make their mark

Chen Zhouli ensured China made a winning start to the day by clinching the gold medal in wushu. Chen's victory ensures he repeated his 2014 success in the men's Taijiquan and taijijian all-around competition.

Highlights of day five of the 18th Asian Games in Jakarta and Palembang on Wednesday (times GMT):

0353 CHINA WIN WUSHU GOLD

Chen Zhouli ensured China made a winning start to the day by clinching the gold medal in wushu. Chen's victory ensures he repeated his 2014 success in the men's Taijiquan and taijijian all-around competition.

Japan's Tomohiro Araya won silver while Myanmar's Ko Ko Nyein Chan took the bronze.

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0314 ACTION UNDERWAY ON DAY FIVE

The fifth day's action at the 18th Asian Games began on Wednesday. Medals are up for grabs in swimming, gymnastics, badminton, fencing and shooting among other sports.

China will look to maintain their firm grip at the top of the medal table.

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