Women's Kabaddi World Cup 2025 Day 6 Results: Iran & Bangladesh qualify for semi-finals

All four semi-finalists of the Women’s Kabaddi World Cup 2025 have been confirmed on Day 6.

The league stage of the Women’s Kabaddi World Cup 2025 has officially concluded, and the four semi-finalists have now been confirmed. The league stage delivered plenty of drama, excitement, and nail-biting finishes, as the final two semi-final spots were decided only on the very last day.

The stakes were high, the pressure was visible, and every point mattered as teams fought hard to keep their dreams alive. Day 6 turned out to be the most dramatic day of the tournament so far, featuring two virtual quarter-final clashes where victory meant qualification and defeat meant elimination.

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The intensity, emotions, and fighting spirit shown by the teams truly justified the grand stage of the World Cup. In total, four matches were played on the sixth day, each offering its share of thrill, competitiveness, and high-quality kabaddi action.

On that note, let’s take a look at the results from Day 6 of the Women’s Kabaddi World Cup.

Day 6 Results

The final day of the league stage began with a high-stakes virtual quarter-final between Iran and Nepal, with Iran dominating the proceedings. The Iranian team controlled the match from the start and easily defeated Nepal 39-11 to secure their place in the semi-finals.

With this impressive win, Iran will now face India in the semi-final, aiming to secure a place in the final. The second match of the day was also a virtual quarter-final, featuring the home team Bangladesh taking on Thailand.

This match turned out to be a much closer and intense battle. Both teams fought hard, but Bangladesh held their nerve and emerged victorious with a 39-31 win. With this crucial victory, Bangladesh secured their place in the semi-finals, where they will face the unbeaten Chinese Taipei.

In the third game of the day, Chinese Taipei locked horns with Poland. The Asian Games silver medalists continued their dominant run in the tournament, registering an easy 63-28 victory, which also helped them finish at the top of the Group B points table.

In the final match of the league stage, Kenya ended their campaign on a positive note, registering their second victory of the tournament. They defeated Zanzibar, 41-16, finishing their journey with pride and momentum.

Which teams will feature in the semi-finals?

The four teams for the semi-finals of the Women’s Kabaddi World Cup have now been confirmed, and the stage is set for two thrilling encounters. The semi-finals will be played on 23rd November, and both matches promise high-intensity action as the teams battle for a place in the grand finale.

The defending champions, India, will face Iran in a classic rivalry match in the first semi-final. India looked dominant throughout the tournament, remaining unbeaten. On the other hand, Iran will be eager to avenge their loss from the inaugural final in 2012 and secure a spot in the final once again.

In the second semi-final, the unbeaten Chinese Taipei will face the home team, Bangladesh. Chinese Taipei have been one of the most balanced and disciplined teams in the tournament, while Bangladesh, backed by home support and solid performances, will aim to create history by reaching the final for the first time.

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