India, 13 December 2025 — The Indian men's kabaddi team clinched a commanding victory against Bangladesh in their opening match of the Kabaddi World Cup, held in Ahmedabad. The match took place on Tuesday evening at the TransStadia Arena, where India dominated with a scoreline of 55-25.
Led by captain Pawan Sehrawat, the Indian team showcased their prowess in both offense and defense, establishing an early lead that Bangladesh struggled to overcome. The raiders, particularly Sehrawat and Naveen Kumar, played pivotal roles in racking up points for India.
This victory marks a strong start for India in the tournament, which is being held on home turf, and underscores their status as strong contenders. The World Cup features 12 teams from across the globe, competing for the prestigious title.
India's next fixture is against Kenya, and the team aims to build on their momentum. The tournament is set to continue over the next two weeks, with the finals scheduled for December 28.
Kabaddi, a sport that originated in India, continues to grow in popularity worldwide, and the World Cup serves as a platform for showcasing top-tier talent and skill from participating nations.
- by InstaSport Reporter
India Claims Victory in Kabaddi World Cup Opener
- by InstaSport Reporter
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