Indian Women's Kabaddi Team Triumphs Again at World Cup 2025

The Indian Women's Kabaddi Team has achieved a remarkable feat by winning the Women's Kabaddi World Cup 2025, marking their second consecutive title. With a thrilling 35-28 victory over Chinese Taipei in Dhaka, the team showcased exceptional skill and determination throughout the tournament. Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge praised their performance, emphasizing the inspiration they provide to future generations. This victory not only highlights India's dominance in kabaddi but also reflects the growing popularity of women's kabaddi worldwide. Read on to explore the details of their impressive journey to the championship.

By Narendra Chaudhary Nov 25, 2025, 02:12 IST

Celebrating a Historic Victory

New Delhi, November 24: The Congress president, Mallikarjun Kharge, has expressed his heartfelt congratulations to the Indian Women’s Kabaddi Team for their remarkable achievement in winning the Women’s Kabaddi World Cup. They secured their second consecutive title with a 35-28 victory against Chinese Taipei in Dhaka. Kharge commended the team's resilience and tenacity.

In a post shared on X, Kharge stated, “India rejoices in World Cup success, driven by the strength and determination of our daughters! Congratulations to the Indian Women’s Kabaddi Team for clinching the Kabaddi World Cup 2025, your second title in a row after a fantastic 35-28 win over Chinese Taipei in Dhaka.”

He praised the athletes for their exceptional performance and unwavering spirit.

“You have made a billion hearts swell with pride through your determination, skill, and creativity. This victory will motivate countless young individuals to aspire for greatness,” he added.

The Indian women's kabaddi team showcased an impressive performance throughout the tournament, culminating in their victory over Chinese Taipei in the final. This win marks India’s second consecutive World Cup title, reinforcing their dominance in the sport.

India demonstrated exceptional form during the tournament, winning all their group matches to advance to the semi-finals, where they triumphed over Iran with a score of 33-21. Chinese Taipei also maintained an unbeaten streak in their group and defeated the host nation, Bangladesh, 25-18 in the semi-finals.

With 11 countries participating, the tournament highlighted the rapid growth of women’s kabaddi on a global scale.