INFO BY MEMBER COUNTRIES
>>> Debut year / Total appearances / Best results (year)
AFG - Afghanistan: 2005 / 5 / No medals
AZE - Azerbaijan: 1993 / 1 / 0-0-0 in 1993 – now in Europe
BAN – Bangladesh: 1983 / 17 / No medals
BHU – Bhutan: 1998 / 4 / No medals
BRN – Bahrain: 1979 / 19 / 11-5-4 in 2019
BRU – Brunei: 1973 / 15 / No medals
CAM – Cambodia: 1973 / 10 / 2 bronze
CHN – China: 1979 / 21 / 26-13-3 in 1998
HKG – Hong Kong: 1973 / 23 / 1-0-0 in 2013
INA – Indonesia: 1973 / 23 / 1-0-1 in 2000
IND – India: 1973 / 23 / 10-5-7 in 1985
IRI – Iran: 1973 / 21 / 4-0-2 in 2011
IRQ – Iraq: 1973 / 17 / 3-1-2 in 1979
ISR – Israel: 1973 / 1 / 2-1-3 in 1975 – now in Europe
JOR – Jordan: 1981 / 11 / 1-0-0 in 2000
JPN – Japan: 1973 / 23 / 20-18-21 in 1979
KAZ – Kazakhstan: 1993 / 14 / 6-2-4 in 2002
KGZ – Kyrgyzstan: 1993 / 13 / 2-1-0 in 2002
KOR – Korean Republic: 1973 / 23 / 4-4-4 in 1975
KSA – Saudi Arabia: 1975 / 18 / 5-0-0 in 2007
KUW – Kuwait: 1973 / 23 / 3-0-0 in 2003
LAO – Laos: 1989 / 12 / No medals
LBN – Lebanon: 1983 / 14 / 0-1-0 in 2007, 2011
MAC – Macao: 1998 / 11 / No medals
MAS – Malaysia: 1973 / 23 / 2-0-0 in 2007
MDV – Maldives: 1987 / 16 / No medals
MGL – Mongolia: 1991 / 12 / 0-1-0 in 1998
MYA – Myanmar: 1989 / 7 / 2-0-0 in 2003
NEP – Nepal: 1973 / 19 / 0-0-1 in 1973, 1975
OMA – Oman: 1983 / 18 / 1-0-0 in 1987
PAK – Pakistan: 1973 / 18 / 2-1-0 in 1973
PHI – Philippines: 1973 / 23 / 4-3-3 in 1973
PLE – Palestine: 1979 / 15 / 0-0-1 in 1989
PRK – North Korea: 1979 / 16 / 3-1-4 in 1985
QAT – Qatar: 1979 / 21 / 8-2-6 in 2002
SIN – Singapore: 1973 / 23 / 0-4-4 in 1973
SRI – Sri Lanka: 1975 / 20 / 4-1-0 in 2000
SYR – Syria: 1979 / 17 / 2-0-0 In 1993
THA – Thailand: 1973 / 23 / 4-3-0 in 1983
TJK – Tajikistan: 1993 / 12 / 1-0-0 in four occasions
TKM – Turkmenistan: 1993 / 8 / 1-1-0 in 1995
TLS – Timor Leste: 2003 / 7 / No medals
TPE – Chinese Taipei: 1973 / 21 / 5-2-5 in 1975
UAE – United Arab Emirates: 1981 / 12 / 2-1-0 in 2013
UZB – Uzbekistan: 1993 / 14 / 4-1-5 In 2003
VIE – Vietnam: 1989 / 15 / 3-0-0 in 2017
YEM – Yemen: 1983 / 10 / No medals
TOP OF THE MEDAL TABLE
1973: Japan 19-8-8
1975: Japan 15-20-18
1979: Japan 20-20-20
1981: Japan 19-20-15
1983: China 16-6-2
1985: China 19-15-7
1987: China 21-13-8
1989: China 21-15-6
1991: China 24-11-2
1993: China 23-11-4
1995: China 20-13-4
1998: China 26-13-3
2000: China 9-10-10
2002: China 10-6-4
2003: China 19-10-8
2005: China 15-7-10
2007: China 7-5-4
2009: China 18-19-10
2011: China 11-12-4
2013: China 16-7-4
2015: China 16-12-13
2017: India 12-5-12
2019: Bahrain 11-6-4
TOP 5 MOST SUCCESSFUL ATHLETES
PT Usha, India, 14-6-3
Shiny Abraham, India, 6-5-2
Ibrahim Ismail Muftah, Qatar, 6-1-0
Ehsan Haddadi, Iran, 6-0-0
Chisato Fukushima, Japan, 5-3-0
TOP 10 PERFORMANCE BY WA POINTS TABLE
1257 Abderrahman Samba (QAT) - 47.51 in 400H (2019)
1238 Femi Ogunode (QAT) – 9.91 in 100m (2015)
1224 Mutaz Barshim (QAT) - 2.35 in HJ (2011)
1214 Xie Wenjun (CHN) – 13.21 in 110H (2019)
1212 13.22 Liu Xiang (CHN) – 13.22 in 110H (2022)
1210 Hussein Al-Sabee (KSA) - 8.33 in LJ (2000)
1210 Koji Murofushi (JPN) - 80.45 in HT (2002)
1210 Samuel Francis (QAT) - 9.99 in 100m (2007)
1207 Sugath Thilakarathne (SRI) - 44.61 in 400m (1998)
1197 Cheng Chao-tsun (TPE) - 86.72 in JT (2019)
No female performer inside Top 10. Best female:
1194 Kemi Adekoya (BRN) - 54.31 in 400H (2015)
EVENT DOMINANCE
(Total medal numbers in specific event)
35 China – Women’s DT (20-10-5)
33 China – Women’s SP (18-11-4)
28 India – Men’s SP (9-8-11)
28 China – Women’s JT (18-7-3)
26 China – Men’s 110H (14-9-3)
25 China – Men’s LJ (10-7-8)
24 Japan – Men’s PV (9-9-6)
23 India – Women’s 400m (9-7-7)
22 Japan – Men’s 400H (7-9-6)
22 Japan – Men’s HT (5-13-4)
22 China – Men’s TJ (11-8-3)
22 China – Women’s 100m (7-8-7)
22 China – Women’s 100H (11-10-1)
22 Japan – Men’s Decathlon (7-9-6)
21 China – Women’s LJ (9-10-2)
