India's Women Kabaddi Team Extends Winning Streak at Asian Games

India's women kabaddi team continued its dominant performance at the ongoing Asian Games, defeating Iran with a 14-point margin in their pool match. The emphatic victory underscored the squad's tactical prowess and physical conditioning as they remain undefeated in the competition.

Played at the Aichi-Nagoya Games in Japan, the match saw the Indian contingent control proceedings for much of the encounter, establishing an early lead that Iran struggled to overcome. The Iranian side mounted a spirited challenge at various junctures but ultimately fell short against a disciplined Indian defence and efficient raiding unit.

The win consolidated India's position in the group stage and bolsters their prospects of advancing to the knockout rounds. The women's kabaddi team has emerged as one of India's medal contenders at these Games, with their consistent performances drawing attention to the sport's growing competitive standard across Asia.

Kabaddi remains a flagship sport for India at the Asian Games, with the nation historically securing multiple medals in both men's and women's categories. The 2026 edition in Aichi-Nagoya continues this tradition, with Indian teams showcasing the high level of skill and athleticism the sport demands.