Thailand leads Southeast Asian medal standings at Asian Para Games
The Thai delegation placed seventh overall in Japan with 19 gold medals, below its target of 27.
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The Thai delegation placed seventh overall in Japan with 19 gold medals, below its target of 27.
Heavy rain and poor visibility at Phillip Island disrupted medical helicopter operations, MotoGP said.
The Indonesian-Australian pair beat Jesika Maleckova and Miriam Skoch 6-4, 6-1 in the Osaka final.
The Honda Team Asia rider beat championship leader Maximo Quiles, with Joel Kelso completing the top three at Phillip Island.
An 11-3 win over Thailand lifted Indonesia's medal haul to 72 and put the team eighth in the provisional standings.
The Indonesian rider recorded a best lap of 1 minute 44.67 seconds at Phillip Island, while Malaysia’s Hakim Danish placed 24th.
Chef de Mission Ita Yuliati will lead the delegation, with Indonesian athletes competing in nine sports in Senegal.
Izan Guevara topped the Phillip Island session, with Senna Agius second and David Alonso third.
Maximo Quiles topped the Phillip Island session, while Veda recorded a best lap of 1 minute 36.525 seconds.
Indonesia remained ninth with 10 golds, 10 silvers and 28 bronzes, while Kazakhstan held eighth with 10 golds, 12 silvers and 19 bronzes.