The Bangladesh national women's kabaddi team began their five-match bilateral test series with a commanding 34-24 victory over Nepal in the first match held at the National Kabaddi Stadium in Dhaka. The hosts demonstrated an aggressive and disciplined approach, securing a 14-10 lead by halftime and maintaining their advantage throughout the match.
The tournament was inaugurated by Ali Hossain Fakir, the Inspector General of Bangladesh Police and President of the Bangladesh Kabaddi Federation, who served as the chief guest. Barrister Zaima Rahman, daughter of the Prime Minister, attended the opening ceremony as the guest of honour.
Bangladesh's dominance was evident from the start, with their well-coordinated defence and strategic attacks putting Nepal under pressure. Despite a strong effort from Nepal in the second half, they were unable to close the gap, resulting in a ten-point victory for Bangladesh.
Bangladesh captain Sraboni Mollik was awarded the player of the match for her exceptional performance. The win sets a positive tone for the remainder of the series, showcasing the team's potential and readiness for the upcoming challenges.
The victory not only highlights the skill and determination of the Bangladesh women's kabaddi team but also underscores the growing popularity and competitive nature of the sport in the region. As the series progresses, fans can expect more thrilling encounters and high-level performances.
