Indonesia won four medals in athletics competitions at the testing event, including two gold medals.

Maria Londa, a 2014 Asian Games gold medallist, secured gold in the women’s long jump with a leap of 6.43 metres at the Gelora Bung Karno Main Stadium.

This was just about enough to defeat Indian duo Varakij Neena and Nayana James, who recorded distances of 6.42m and 6.16m respectively.

The other gold for Indonesia came on the track as Zohri Muhammad won the men's 100 metres.

Muhammad finished the race in a time of 10.25sec to clinch the victory, three seconds ahead of Sri Lanka’s Vinoj Muthumuni.

Also on the track, Indonesia’s Nova Emilia claimed silver in the women's 100 metre hurdles thanks to a time of 14.16.

This was not enough to beat Chinese Taipei athlete Hsi-En Hsieh who finished the race in 13.78.

Rizky Pratama secured Indonesia's fourth athletics medal of the day thanks to his bronze-winning effort of 2.10m in the men's high jump.

Lee Hup Wei of Malaysia claimed the gold with a jump of 2.19m and Hsiang Chun-hsien of Chinese Taipei the silver.

Organisers are using the events to prepare for the Asian Games, due to take place from August 18 to September 2

Indonesia also secured several medals in the weightlifting event at JIE EXPO Kemayoran.

Rio 2016 silver medallist Sri Wahyuni Agustiani came out on top in the 48 kilogram category with a total lift of 187kg after an 82kg snatch and 105kg clean and jerk.

She finished six kilograms ahead of Thailand’s Chiraphan Nanthawong, who claimed the silver medal. 

Indonesia also took the bronze medal in that event through 18-year-old Yolanda Putri, who lifted a total of 158kg.

Dewi Safitri secured a gold medal for Indonesia in the women’s 53kg category with a total of 184kg thanks to a 77kg snatch and 107kg clean and jerk.

Compatriot Syarah Anggraini claimed silver with a 180kg lift and Malaysia’s Sharifah Inani Najwa Syd Anuar completed the podium lineup with her total of 161kg.