The big match on Tuesday at the Asian Games comes in the morning session, with PV Sindhu contesting the women's singles final. There is also more archery, athletics and boxing, besides also featuring the last pool match for the free-scoring Indian men's hockey team (56 goals scored, three conceded) against Sri Lanka.
Here's what to watch out for (all timings in IST):
Sindhu chases the big one
PV Sindhu and Saina Nehwal will stand together on the podium on Tuesday, the first time that two Indians will win individual badminton medals at the Asian Games, but it will be up to Sindhu to make it gold for India by pulling off a big win against top seed and World No. 1 Tai Tzu Ying of Chinese Taipei. This will be just the third women's singles final at the Asian Games to not feature a Chinese player, and Tai will have the extra motivation of improving on her bronze from Incheon four years ago. Sindhu who was taken to three games in three of her last four matches, will have her task cut out for her against Tai, who leads their head-to-head 9-3.
Women's singles final: 10:30 AM onwards
Archers take on world's best for gold
India's compound archery teams have done their bit, beating Chinese Taipei in exciting semifinal clashes in both the men's and women's draws. On Tuesday, Abhishek Verma leads the men out against South Korea, and Jyothi Surekha Vennam's team also face the same opposition in the women's final. The Korean team - men and women - are the best in the world, and India have to be at their best, and then some. in order to win gold.
Compound men's team final, India v South Korea: 11:15 AM onwards
Compound women's team final, India v South Korea: 12:05 PM onwards
Another big day in track and field
Across seven medal events in athletics, India should be in medal contention in all but three, with two-time Asian Championships medallist Jinson Johnson hoping for men's 800m silverware. Annu Rani, who picked up the women's javelin bronze last year at the Asian Championships, will also aim for a podium finish, and Swapna Barman, who won gold in Bhubaneswar at the women's pentathlon, joins compatriot Purnima Hembram as four of the seven events take place through Tuesday. The piece de resistance will be the mixed team 4x400m relay, with the likes of Muhammed Anas, Hima Das, Arokia Rajiv and MR Poovamma holding out hope for a potential medal.
Women's javelin final, men's 800m final, women's 5000m final, mixed team 4x400m relay final: 5:55 PM onwards
Women boxers one win away from medal rounds
It has been a mixed campaign for India's boxers, but Sonia Lather and Pavitra can ensure bronze-medal finishes at worst, if they win their respective quarterfinals in the women's 57kg and 60kg categories, respectively.
Women's 57kg quarterfinal, Sonia Lather v Jo Son Hwa (North Korea): 1 PM onwards
Can equestrian build on weekend success?
India had a rare double in equestrian over the weekend, with Fouaad Mirza winning an eventing silver and also featuring in the team silver for the same competition. Tuesday sees the jumping team final, with the qualifiers earlier in the day. Can India's team of Kaevaan Setalvad, Zahan Setalvad and Chetan Reddy break what has been a middle-east Asian hegemony in jumping in recent years, with Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait and Iran dominating standings since introduction in 1986?
Jumping team final: 12:30 PM onwards