Bangladesh's national women's kabaddi team has secured a decisive victory in the five-match bilateral kabaddi test series against Nepal, winning the fourth match 34-22 at the National Kabaddi Stadium in Dhaka. With this win, Bangladesh leads the series 3-1, clinching the series with one match remaining. The final match is scheduled for Thursday, July 23, at the same venue.
Dominant Performance
Nepal, facing a must-win situation to keep the series alive, started aggressively and took an early 8-4 lead in the first half. However, Bangladesh quickly closed the gap with a series of bonus points and effective raids, taking a 13-11 lead into halftime.
Strong Second Half
After the interval, Nepal tried to stage a comeback, but Bangladesh's disciplined tactical play and crucial super tackles extended their lead. Meby Chakma's brilliant super raid added three more points, putting Bangladesh in a commanding position. The hosts eventually inflicted an all-out on Nepal, securing a convincing 34-22 victory.
Player of the Match
Brishty Biswas of Bangladesh was named the player of the match for her impressive performance. The last match of the series will be held on Thursday at the National Kabaddi Stadium.
Why This Matters for Bangladesh
This series win highlights Bangladesh's growing prowess in women's kabaddi and reinforces the nation's position as a formidable competitor in the sport. It also boosts the morale of the team and fans, showcasing the potential and dedication of the players.
