Indian Kabaddi team crowned champions of Women's World Cup 2025

The Indian Kabaddi team won their second consecutive title.

The final of the Women’s Kabaddi World Cup 2025 has concluded. The tournament was filled with exciting and thrilling matches that provided drama and entertainment.

The defending champions, India, faced Chinese Taipei in the final of the World Cup. Both teams had met in the latest Asian Games final as well, where India emerged as the winner by just 1 point.

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In this tournament, both teams entered the final unbeaten, winning all their group stage matches and the semi-finals. Both teams finished at the top of their groups in the league stage. India defeated Iran in the semi-final, while Chinese Taipei defeated Bangladesh to reach the final.

The final of the second Women’s Kabaddi World Cup was also exciting and full of drama. On that note, let’s have a look at the result of the final.

Result of the Final

The final took place on Monday, November 24, and the match was going close in the first few minutes. After the first 10 minutes, the scoreline was 11-9 due to their defence working well and their raiders saving the all-out with a super raid.

But after that, India picked up the pace as Sanju Devi scored a 4-point super raid, but Chinese Taipei managed to save the all-out again. India were finally able to inflict the first all-out of the game, courtesy of Sanju Devi taking two raiders on the mat.

While attempting a tackle, Indian captain Ritu Negi suffered an injury. The first half ended with India leading Chinese Taipei by 20-16. The Indian team tried to maintain their lead in the second half as Pushpa Rana scored the first multi-point raid of the half.

The Chinese Taipei team managed to save all-out on many occasions, and the scoreline was 29-24 in favour of India when 5 minutes were left.

But the Indian team held their nerves and stopped any possible comeback from the opponents. The match ended with India winning 35-28, claiming their second consecutive World Cup title.

Historic win for India

The Indian women’s team successfully defended their World Cup title, winning for the second consecutive time. The men’s team has also won all three of their World Cups, and the women’s team has continued that proud legacy.

So far, every Kabaddi World Cup, whether men’s or women’s, has been won by the Indian team, proving their dominance in the sport. This victory not only showcases their skill and consistency but also highlights the growing strength of women’s Kabaddi in India.

With this historic win, India once again showed why they are considered the powerhouse of Kabaddi in the world.

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