India reaffirmed its supremacy in the sport by winning the Women’s Kabaddi World Cup 2025 in Dhaka, defeating Chinese Taipei 35–28 in a composed and clinical final. With this victory, India secured its second consecutive world title, showcasing exceptional teamwork, discipline and tournament-long consistency.
The final saw India begin with a controlled defensive setup and calculated raids, maintaining a narrow lead at half-time. In the second half, the team intensified its attacks, shutting down any comeback attempts by Chinese Taipei and maintaining control until the end.
Captain Ritu Negi and vice-captain Pushpa Rana played key leadership roles, with Pushpa contributing crucial raids and defensive stability. Players like Champa Thakur, Bhawna Thakur, and Sakshi Sharma strengthened India’s all-round performance across matches. The coaching team, led by head coach Tejaswi and assistant coach Priyanka, crafted effective strategies that were evident, particularly in the semifinal win over Iran.
Facts:
- India won the Women’s Kabaddi World Cup 2025 by 35–28.
- This is India’s second consecutive
- Ritu Negi was the captain; Pushpa Rana the vice-captain.
- Final was held in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
India’s consistent excellence continues to define global standards in women’s kabaddi, solidifying its dominance in the sport.
