Nagoya:Team Taiwan secured two additional silver medals in the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, one in shooting and another in Kurash, along with a bronze in cycling, raising their overall medal count to 37. The team has thus far won three golds and ten silvers, placing 14th in the overall standings.

According to Focus Taiwan, Taiwanese shooter Yang Kun-pi narrowly missed the gold medal in the men's individual trap shooting event. Yang finished with a score of 25, trailing behind Kuwaiti shooter Khaled Al-Mudhaf, who secured the gold with a score of 26. The bronze went to China's Qi Ying, who scored 20.

Yang, a gold medalist in the same event at the 2018 Asian Games in Jakarta, expressed his disappointment over missing the final shot but acknowledged his improvement since the previous games. He credited his coach as his greatest supporter for constantly highlighting his weaknesses.

In the Kurash event, Shih Liu Li-ling earned a silver medal after a 5-0 defeat against South Korea's Kim Minyoung in the women's +87kg category. Shih Liu, who transitioned from judo to Kurash earlier this year, had previously won silver at the Asian Senior Kurash Championship in June. She expressed gratitude to her mother for encouraging her return to competitive sports, describing the medal as a significant achievement in her life.

In cycling, the Taiwanese team comprised of Wang Sin-ting, Chen Ching-yun, and Liu Shang-ying won a bronze medal in the women's team sprint with a time of 49.061 seconds, narrowly beating Team Japan. This was Taiwan's first cycling medal at the current Asian Games, having not won any at the 2022 games in Hangzhou, China.