Bridge at the 2022 Asian Games – Men's team

The contract bridge men's team competition at the 2022 Asian Games was held at the Hangzhou Qiyuan(Zhili) Chess Hall, Hangzhou, China from 27 September to 6 October 2023.

Bridge Men's team
at the 2022 Asian Games
VenueHangzhou Qiyuan(Zhili) Chess Hall
Dates27 September–6 October 2023
Competitors61 from 11 nations
Medalists
gold medal 
silver medal 
bronze medal 
bronze medal 

Schedule

All times are China Standard Time (UTC+08:00)

Date Time Event
Wednesday, 27 September 202309:00Round Robin 1-1
13:30Round Robin 1-2
16:00Round Robin 1-3
18:30Round Robin 1-4
Thursday, 28 September 202309:00Round Robin 1-5
13:30Round Robin 1-6
16:00Round Robin 1-7
18:30Round Robin 1-8
Friday, 29 September 202309:00Round Robin 1-9
13:30Round Robin 1-10
16:00Round Robin 1-11
Saturday, 30 September 202309:00Round Robin 2-1
13:30Round Robin 2-2
16:00Round Robin 2-3
18:30Round Robin 2-4
Sunday, 1 October 202309:00Round Robin 2-5
13:30Round Robin 2-6
16:00Round Robin 2-7
18:30Round Robin 2-8
Monday, 2 October 202309:00Round Robin 2-9
13:30Round Robin 2-10
16:00Round Robin 2-11
Tuesday, 3 October 202309:00Semifinals
Wednesday, 4 October 2023
Thursday, 5 October 202309:00Finals
Friday, 6 October 2023

Squads

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 Bangladesh  China  Chinese Taipei  Hong Kong
  • Mohammad Monirul Islam
  • Shah Zia Ul Haque
  • A H M Kamruzzaman
  • Mohammad Asifur Rahman Chowdhury
  • Md Moshiur Rahman
  • Hu Linlin
  • Ju Chuancheng
  • Liu Jing
  • Liu Yinghao
  • Zhuang Zejun
  • Wang Kung-Chieh
  • Chou Che-Min
  • Wu Ming-Hsuan
  • Chen Li-Jen
  • Yeh Cheng-Hung
  • Chang Wei-Ming
  • Lai Wai Kit
  • Ho Hoi Tung
  • Ho Wai Lam
  • Chiu Wai Lap
  • Sze Shun Sum
  • Mak Kwok Fai
 India  Japan  South Korea  Pakistan
  • Kazuo Furuta
  • Hiroaki Miura
  • Masayuki Tanaka
  • Hiroko Yokoi
  • Chun Jae-min
  • Jang Jung-bae
  • Ahn Jai-yong
  • Lee Han-sang
  • Lee Soo-ik
  • Kim Dae-hong
  • Muhammad Ghalib Ali Bandesha
  • Masood Mazhar
  • Yousuf Jan Mohammad
  • Shahab Sarki
  • Muhammad Zia Hai
 Philippines  Singapore  Thailand
  • Andrew Falcon
  • Kevin Christopher Catbagan
  • Homer Franz de Vera
  • Jaycee Urriquia
  • George Soo
  • Reniel Brian Refe
  • Yang Junyan
  • Wu Timothy Jian Zhong
  • Lam Cheng Yen
  • Teo Xue Heng
  • Lee Linus Hong Feng
  • Zhang Yukun
  • Vatcharapol Jiamjitton
  • Taweesith Trimankha
  • Tanakorn Lavanakul
  • Sahasan Leevorawat
  • Terasak Jitngamkusol
  • Chongchana Chantamas

References

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