Kabaddi - Team India

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
Team Overview

Kabaddi

Number	Name	Height	Date of Birth
1	SHARMA SSHARMA Sushma	156 cm	25 Aug 1998
2	KUMARI SKUMARI Sakshi	167 cm	29 Nov 1996
3	PUSHPAPushpa	168 cm	11 Jan 1998
4	SHARMA NSHARMA Nidhi	162 cm	2 May 1997
5	MALIK MMALIK Muskan		8 Dec 2000
6	PRIYANKAPriyanka	165 cm	2 Feb 1995
7	NEGI RNEGI Ritu	159 cm	30 May 1992
9	POOJAPooja	168 cm	6 Jun 2003
10	POOJAPooja	169 cm	15 Mar 2000
12	JYOTIJyoti	163 cm	11 Apr 1997
15	AKSHIMAAkshima	160 cm	12 Aug 1998
19	SHINDE SPSHINDE Snehal Pradeep	160 cm	29 Apr 1992

Events Entered

Discipline	Event	Rank
Kabaddi	Women's Team	1

Schedule

Change

Location	Event	Status
Xiaoshan Guali Sports Centre Court 2	Women's Team Group A - Game 1 #2 IND India 34 TPE Chinese Taipei 34	Finished
Xiaoshan Guali Sports Centre Court 2	Women's Team Group A - Game 3 #5 KOR Republic of Korea 23 IND India 56	Finished
Xiaoshan Guali Sports Centre Court 2	Women's Team Group A - Game 5 #8 IND India 54 THA Thailand 22	Finished
Xiaoshan Guali Sports Centre Court 2	Women's Team Semifinal 1 #10 IND India 61 NEP Nepal 17	Finished
Xiaoshan Guali Sports Centre Court 2	Women's Team Gold Medal Match #12 IND India 26 TPE Chinese Taipei 25	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Athlete:

Rank	Year	Location
Asian Games
1	2014	Incheon, KOR
1	2010	Guangzhou, CHN
2	2018	Jakarta, INA
World Cup (International Format)
1	2019	Malaysia
Asian Championships
1	2017	Islamic Republic of Iran
South Asian Games
1	2019	Nepal
1	2016	India
1	2010	Bangladesh
1	2006	Sri Lanka

Team Overview

General
India won back-to-back gold medals at the first two women's kabaddi tournaments at the Asian Games. The team went undefeated throughout 2010 and 2014, claiming the title in finals against Thailand and the Islamic Republic of Iran, respectively.

India's dominance over the women's kabaddi competition ended at the 2018 Games in Indonesia. Their tournament began in familiar fashion, with the team posting group stage victories over Thailand, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, and Japan before overcoming Chinese Taipei 27-14 in the semifinals. However, their unbeaten record at the Asian Games came to an end in the gold medal match as they lost to the Islamic Republic of Iran, surrendering their title in a tight final, 27-24.

The Indians are also the leading team at the South Asian Games, claiming all four titles on offer between 2006 and 2019.

Legend

:: Gold Medal Event
:: Silver Medal Event
:: Bronze Medal Event