Day 3 Highlights of the Commonwealth Kabaddi Championship

Commonwealth Kabaddi Championship Day 3 Results

The Commonwealth Kabaddi Championship showcased another thrilling day of matches at the Veer Savarkar Sports Complex on Sunday. In the men's category, Canada, Sri Lanka, and England emerged victorious, while Nigeria, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh triumphed in the women's division.

Men's Competition Highlights

Canada kicked off Day 3 with an impressive 74-28 victory against Australia. Manpreet Singh was a standout performer, scoring 15 points, while Anmol Thakur contributed 16 points and Amandeep Ranote added seven. Canada dominated with 41 raid points and executed five All-Outs, whereas Australia managed only 19 raid points in this lopsided match.

In a nail-biting encounter, Sri Lanka narrowly defeated Uganda 36-34. Milinda Chathuranga led the Sri Lankan team with 11 points, supported by Sabihan's nine. Uganda's Mulalira Daglas scored eight points, and Sengendo Jimmy added six, but Sri Lanka's 10 tackle points and 22 raid points secured their slim victory.

England showcased their strength with a commanding 68-18 win over Nigeria. Anurajan Ragunathan led the charge with 11 points, while Alvin Jason added 10. England's performance included 34 raid points and five All-Outs, while Nigeria could only manage eight successful raids.

Women's Competition Highlights

In the women's matches, Nigeria achieved a solid 43-20 victory against Singapore. Robert Moses was the star of the match with 13 points, while Arako Charles contributed seven. Nigeria's tally included 21 raid points and 12 tackle points, resulting in three All-Outs, while Singapore struggled with only 10 successful raids.

Sri Lanka's women's team delivered a dominant performance, defeating England 65-16. Deshani led the scoring with 14 points, while Hirushi and Nadeeka each added eight. Sri Lanka's total included 41 raid points and five All-Outs, while England managed just 10 successful raids.

Bangladesh's women concluded Day 3 with a remarkable 75-15 win over Scotland. Brishti Biswas was the standout player, scoring a match-high 23 points, with Anzuara Ratry adding seven. Bangladesh's combined efforts resulted in 42 raid points and 15 tackle points, overwhelming Scotland, who could only muster nine successful raids and faced six All-Outs.