The Indian women’s kabaddi team has made history by clinching the gold medal at the Asian Beach Games held in Sanya, China. In a thrilling final match against Sri Lanka, the team secured a significant win with a score of 47-31. This victory marks their sixth consecutive title and showcases the dominance of Indian women in this sport.
The journey to gold was paved with remarkable performances. Earlier in the tournament, the Indian women’s team defeated Bangladesh with an impressive score of 50-31 in the semifinals, confirming their place in the final. The victory against Sri Lanka not only adds to India’s medal tally but also highlights the team’s dedication and hard work, notably honed at the SAI RC Gandhinagar national coaching camp.
This gold medal is India’s first at the 6th Asian Beach Games, which serves as an essential platform for showcasing beach sports that are not typically featured in the Asian Games. The success of the Indian women’s kabaddi team is a testament to their skill and perseverance, bringing pride to the nation amidst the completion of the Asian Beach Games after a gap due to the COVID-19 pandemic.