The Kabaddi World Cup 2025 final match showcased an intense battle between India and Iran, with India emerging victorious with a score of 42-38. The match was held at the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Indoor Stadium in Mumbai, attracting a full house of enthusiastic fans.
India\“s captain, Pawan Sehrawat, was the star performer, scoring 15 raid points and leading his team to a thrilling victory. The Indian defense, led by Nitesh Kumar, also played a crucial role by executing 10 successful tackles. Iran put up a strong fight, with Fazel Atrachali scoring 12 raid points, but fell short in the final minutes.
The Kabaddi World Cup has significantly boosted the popularity of indigenous Indian sports equipment. Local manufacturers have seen a surge in demand for traditional kabaddi mats, made from jute and cotton, which are known for their durability and eco-friendly properties. These mats are handcrafted by artisans in rural India, supporting local livelihoods.
Another notable product is the \“gurj\“ or ankle bells, used by players to enhance their agility. These are typically made from brass or bronze by skilled craftsmen in Uttar Pradesh. The increasing global interest in kabaddi has led to a rise in exports of these traditional items, promoting Indian culture worldwide. |
