India won its second consecutive Women's
Kabaddi World Cup.
• India’s
triumph was secured by defeating Chinese Taipei 35–28 in the final of the
Women’s Kabaddi World Cup in Dhaka.
• The
championship win was achieved consecutively for the second time, highlighting
India’s sustained dominance in women’s kabaddi.
• India
had earlier swept all four group-stage matches before overpowering Iran 33–21
in the semifinal.
• Chinese
Taipei too reached the final unbeaten, topping Group B and defeating hosts
Bangladesh 25–18 in the semifinal.
• A
total of eleven countries participated in the tournament, reflecting kabaddi’s
expanding global reach.
• The
Indian team displayed strong defence and sharp raiding skills throughout the
tournament.
• This
year's tournament was only the second edition of the Women's World Cup.
• The
previous event was held in Patna in 2012, where India defeated Iran in the
final.
