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India wins inaugural Commonwealth Kabaddi Championship 2026

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India achieved a double victory at the inaugural Commonwealth Kabaddi Championship 2026 in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. ~~After concluding~~ Held at the Veer Savarkar Sports Complex from October 23 to 31, the tournament saw India’s national teams secure both the men’s ~~group stage undefeated,~~ and women’s titles. In the ~~Indian~~ men’s ~~team secured~~ final, the ~~championship title~~ Indian team, captained by ~~defeating~~ Surjeet Singh, defeated Sri Lanka ~~54-20 in the final. In the men’s final,~~ 54-20. Aditya Shinde led the scoring with a Super 10, recording 10 raid ~~points. Other key performances included~~ points, while Bharat Hooda ~~with~~ contributed eight ~~raid points and~~ points. Yogesh ~~Dahiya, who achieved~~ Dahiya anchored the defense with a High ~~5 with~~ 5, achieving five successful tackles. The Indian defense was noted for its dominance, inflicting four All-Outs ~~without conceding any.~~ during the final. The Indian women’s team also claimed the championship title, defeating Uganda 35-15 in the women’s final. The squad maintained control through aggressive raiding and strong defensive coordination. Earlier in the tournament, the Indian men’s ~~group stage~~ team began their campaign with victories over England (46-26) and Uganda (44-30). The women’s team also saw ~~Bangladesh advance to the semifinals following~~ early success, including a ~~70-20~~ 73-13 win over ~~Scotland,~~ Malaysia led by ~~Md Al-Amin’s 24 points.~~ captain Nidhi Sharma and top scorer Sakshi, and a 32-16 victory against Singapore. Other notable group stage results included ~~Tanzania~~ Bangladesh defeating ~~England 36-27, Uganda~~ Canada 67-28, Sri Lanka beating ~~Nigeria 48-23,~~ Malaysia 50-28, and ~~Canada edging Singapore 45-38.~~ Scotland defeating Australia 59-30 in the men’s division.

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