Ritu Negi, Pushpa Rana express delight on Indias Womens Kabaddi World Cup win - The Tribune

The Indian women's kabaddi team has dominated the 2025 World Cup in Dhaka, winning all their league matches to advance to the semi-finals. They defeated Germany 63-22 in their final group game to top Pool A. The tournament, held from November 17-24, features teams like Bangladesh, Iran, and Kenya, with India having won the first edition in 2012. The Indian women's kabaddi team has qualified for the semifinals of the 2025 Women's Kabaddi World Cup in Dhaka, Bangladesh, after winning all four of t

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India’s women’s kabaddi team has created history once again, lifting their second consecutive Women’s Kabaddi World Cup title in Dhaka after a 35–28 win over Chinese Taipei. The team was in dominant form throughout the tournament — sweeping all group-stage matches before defeating Iran 33–21 in the semi-final. Chinese Taipei also entered the final unbeaten, but it was India’s composure, teamwork and sheer determination that defined the summit clash. Their victory is a powerful reminder of how fa