KBS World Radio 17th Asian Games INCHEON 2014

South Korea added gold medals in men's tennis and kayak sprint on the eleventh day of the Incheon Asian Games on Monday.
 
The tennis duo of Lim Dong-kyu and Chung Hyeon clinched gold in the men's doubles, beating India seven-five, seven-six to win the nation's first gold in the event in 28 years.
 
South Korean paddler Cho Gwang-hee took first place in the kayak single 200 meter race in the men’s sprint event with a time of 35-point-464 seconds, grabbing the nation's first gold in the event since the 1990 Asian Games in Beijing.
 
The South Korean women's team, comprised of Lee Sun-ja, Kim You-jin, Lee Hye-ran and Lee Min, took a silver medal in the kayak four 500-meter sprint with a time of one minute 36-point-890 seconds. It was South Korea's first silver in the kayak event in 12 years. China clocked one minute 34-point-477 seconds to seize the gold medal.
 
Also on Monday, Lee Sun-ja added a bronze in the women's kayak single 500-meter sprint.
 
In wrestling, South Korea earned four bronze medals in the men's freestyle. Lee Seung-chul, Lee Sang-kyu, Kim Gwan-uk and Nam Koung-jin finished third in the 61-, 74-, 86- and 125-kilogram events.
 
As of Monday evening, South Korea ranked second in the total medal tally with 44 gold, 50 silver and 52 bronze.