Nagoya, India continued their dominant run in kabaddi at the Asian Games with both men’s and women’s team registering comprehensive victories over Bangladesh and Iran respectively in their group-stage fixtures here on Wednesday.
This is the first time we have won by more than 10 points. Indian women were 19-15 ahead at the half way mark and also extended their domination further in the second half to completely outclass their opponent. Indian women had earlier defeated Bangladesh 42-21 in their group league opener, while the men had beaten Japan 49-24 and South Korea 63-31.
Before that, it was always a close match,” women’s coach Neeta Dadwe said after the win. “We strategised a lot against Iran, but on the court it was very intense and tough.
India Secures Victory Against Iran, Men’s Team Dominates Bangladesh
India’s Pushpa Rana expressed satisfaction after their victory over Iran, acknowledging the strength of their opponents. ‘We are happy to secure the win against Iran. We knew that Iran are a good team. Our goal is to win the gold medal,’ Rana stated.
In the men’s match, India showcased a commanding performance, establishing a significant 29-9 lead by halftime. Although Bangladesh improved in the second half, they were unable to mount a serious challenge throughout the game.
