Nepal's women's national kabaddi team earned a consolation victory by defeating Bangladesh 25-21 in the fifth and final match of the Women's Kabaddi Test Series, which concluded on Thursday at the National Kabaddi Stadium. Despite the loss, Bangladesh clinched the series 3-2, having already secured it by winning the fourth Test. The final match saw both teams fight on equal terms, with Bangladesh leading 12-11 at halftime before Nepal's stronger second-half performance led to their victory. Nepal captain Menuka Kumari Rajbanshi was named player of the match, while Bangladesh's Brishti Biswas was adjudged player of the tournament. The closing ceremony was attended by Bangladesh Kabaddi Federation officials and Dhaka Metropolitan Police DIG Osman Gani.
The series, held in Dhaka, saw intense competition between the two teams. Bangladesh's earlier wins in the series put them in a strong position, allowing them to secure the series with one match to spare. Nepal's victory in the final match, though not enough to change the series outcome, provided a morale boost and highlighted their competitive spirit. The event was marked by high-level participation from sports officials, underscoring the importance of kabaddi in the region.
