Where and how to watch Women Kabaddi World Cup 2025 for free

 The Women's Kabaddi World Cup 2025 will be held in Dhaka, Bangladesh, from November 17 to 24. This will be the first Kabaddi World Cup to be held outside India.

The Women's Kabaddi World Cup will feature top talent from 12 participating countries, making it one of the sport's biggest global events. With teams from multiple continents, the tournament is expected to feature high-intensity matches and highlight the rapid growth of women's kabaddi on the international stage.

Women Kabaddi World Cup 2025 Participating Teams

The countries participating in this tournament are defending champions India, runners-up Iran, Bangladesh, Chinese Taipei, Nepal, Kenya, Uganda, Thailand, Argentina, Poland, USA and Zanzibar (Tanzania).

India squad for Women’s Kabaddi World Cup 2025

Ritu Negi (captain), Pushpa Rana (vice-captain), Sonali Shingate, Pooja Narwal, Bhavna Thakur, Sakshi Sharma, Pooja Kajla, Champa Thakur, Mini Narwal, Ritu Sheoran, Ritu Mitharwal, Sanju Devi, Dhanalakshmi, Anu Kumari.

Host country for Women Kabaddi World Cup 2025

The International Kabaddi Federation originally planned to hold the tournament in Rajgir, Bihar, from June 1 to 10. However, the state later reversed its decision, forcing organizers to move the event to Hyderabad's Gachibowli Stadium, scheduled for August 3 to 10. The venue was changed once again, this time outside India entirely, and Dhaka, Bangladesh, was chosen as the new host city.

Women Kabaddi World Cup History

The Women's World Cup is returning after 13 years, with the first edition held in Patna, Bihar in 2012. The Indian women's kabaddi team defeated Iran 25-19 in a thrilling World Cup final on home soil to lift the trophy.

The Indian team will start the upcoming Women's Kabaddi World Cup as clear favorites. However, they are expected to face a stiff challenge from arch-rivals Iran, who will be looking to avenge their defeat in the inaugural Women's Kabaddi World Cup final.

Where and how to watch Women's Kabaddi World Cup?

Live Streaming in India: The matches will be available for live streaming on the T Sports YouTube channel and the T Sports app.

Television Broadcast (Bangladesh): The matches are expected to be streamed live on State-owned Bangladesh Television and T-Sports.