Asian Kabaddi Championship

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The Asian Kabaddi Championships for men and women are set to take place in Gorgan, Iran from November 22-27 and are likely to feature a total of 10 teams, with India starting as firm favourites. Sources close to Sportskeeda have revealed that the coaching camp for the probable players features a total of 36 players for the men's team and they are camped at the Sports Authority of India (SAI) Centre in Sonepat.

The camp will end on November 19 and a total of 12 players will make the cut for the squad that will travel to Iran for the Championships.
World Cup-winning captain and U Mumba icon Anup Kumar has not been included in the squad, while the likes of Jasvir Singh, Manjeet Chhillar and Dharmaraj Cheralathan are among prominent names missing from the 36-member lineup.

Here is the list of the 36 probables for the Asian Championships:

#1 Jaideep (Services)
#2 Santosh (Karnataka)
#3 Surender Nada (Haryana)
#4 Sachin Shingade (Maharashtra)
#5 Shivam Om (Himachal Pradesh)
#6 Thivakaran (Tamil Nadu)
#7 Ajay Kumar (Services)
#8 Ajay Thakur (Himachal Pradesh)
#9 Deepak Hooda (Rajasthan)
#10 K. Prapanjan (Tamil Nadu)
#11 Kamal Kishore (Rajasthan)
#12 Kashiling Adake (Maharashtra)
#13 Maninder Singh (Punjab)
#14 Monu Goyat (Services)
#15 P. Mallikarjun (Telangana)
#16 Pawan Kumar Kadiyan (Haryana)
#17 Pardeep Narwal (Services)
#18 Rahul Chaudhari (Uttar Pradesh)
#19 Rajesh Mondal (Railways)
#20 Rajulal Chaudhari (Rajasthan)
#21 Rishank Devadiga (Mahrashtra)
#22 Rohit Baliyan (Uttar Pradesh)
#23 Rohit Kumar (Services)
#24 Sachin (Rajasthan)
#25 Vikas Kandola (SAI)
#26 Vishal Bhardwaj (Himachal Pradesh)
#27 Wazir Singh (Haryana)
#28 Amit Nagar (Delhi)
#29 Amit Hooda (Haryana)
#30 Mohit Chhillar (Railways)
#31 Nitin Tomar (Services)
#32 Sandeep Narwal (Haryana)
#33 Ashish Sangwan (Haryana)
#34 Surinder Singh (Punjab)
#35 Surjeet (Services)
#36 Mahendra Dhaka (Rajasthan)


https://www.sportskeeda.com/kabaddi...les-for-asian-kabaddi-championships-announced

 

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India announce 14-member men's and women's final teams

The Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India (AKFI), on Saturday, announced 14-member teams for the Asian Kabaddi Championships scheduled to be held in Gorgan, Iran from November 23-26.

Leading the men's team will be veteran raider Ajay Thakur while captaining the women's team will be Abhilasha Mhatre. Surjeet and Priyanka have been deputed as vice-captains for the men's and women's teams respectively.

The teams are as follows:

Men's:

1. Ajay Thakur (c),
2. Deepak Niwas Hooda,
3. Mahendra Singh Dhaka,
4. Maninder Singh,
5. Mohit Chhillar,
6. Nitin Tomar,
7. Pardeep Narwal,
8. Rahul Chaudhari,
9. Rohit Kumar,
10. Sachin,
11. Sandeep Narwal,
12. Surender Nada,
13. Surjeet,
14. Vishal Bharadwaj

Women's:

1. Abhilasha Mhatre (c),
2. Kanchan Jyoti Dixit,
3. Kavita,
4. Manpreet Kaur,
5. Maria Monica,
6. Payal Chaudhari,
7. Priyanka,
8. Priyanka Negi,
9. Randeep Kaur Khera,
10. Ritu,
11. Sakshi Kumari,
12. Sayali Uday Jadhav,
13. Shamaa Parveen,
14. Sonia

The men's team will be coached by Rambir Singh Khokar, who let the Haryana Steelers to the Pro Kabaddi League Season 5 playoffs and Sushri Banani Saha will lead the women's team.

The defenders, led by Surjeet and Surender Nada, also stand a cut above the rest of the competition and are matched in quality, only by Iran, whose corner duo of Fazel Atrachali and Abozar Mighani set the PKL alight.

Asian Kabaddi Championships 2017: India announce 14-member men's and women's final teams

 

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India and Pakistan clash on the cards in men's category

The championship will feature a total of 10 teams take part in each section, with India, Iran, Japan, South Korea, Pakistan, Thailand, Iraq, Sri Lanka and Turkmenistan competing in both the men's and women's sections. However, the final place in the men's lineup will be taken by Afghanistan and in the women's section, Chinese Taipei will participate.

Earlier this week, the draw for the two categories also took place and in the men's section, arch-rivals India and Pakistan are in line to face off in what promises to be a mouth-watering prospect for fans.

Here's how the teams are divided in the men's and women's divisions at the Asian Championships:

Men's category
Group 1:
India
Pakistan
Japan
Iraq
Afghanistan

Group 2:
Iran
South Korea
Sri Lanka
Thailand
Turkmenistan

Women's category
Group 1:
India
Thailand
South Korea
Chinese Taipei
Turkmenistan

Group 2:
Iran
Sri Lanka
Japan
Iraq
Pakistan

The final schedule of the event is awaited and in the meanwhile, teams are making their way to the hilly and picturesque location of Gorgan in Iran. The Indian contingent is scheduled to leave on Wednesday

www.sportskeeda.com/kabaddi/asian-kabaddi-championships-2017-india-and-pakistan-clash-on-the-cards-in-men-s-category

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Pro Kabaddi League rules to be followed in the competition

As Iran gears up to host the Asian Kabaddi Championships scheduled to take place from 23rd-27th November, it has been confirmed that the rules of the Pro Kabaddi League will be applied to this year's Championships for the very first time, which will add to the excitement to the game.

Speaking to Sportskeeda with just a couple of days to go for the mega tournament, a top official confirmed that the Pro Kabaddi League has been a major influence on the sport of Kabaddi worldwide, which was the driving factor to imbibe the same rules as followed in the league to this competition with familiar names from the PKL set to clash against each other.

What are the new rules?
The do-or-die raids, which compels raiders to pick a point from the third raid, will be introduced for the first time while there will also be a 30-second time limit for each raid, which was not a part of the rules in the previous editions.

In addition to this, defenders will also have an opportunity to make it big with super tackle opportunities that will see teams being awarded two points if they make a tackle with just three or fewer defenders on the mat.

www.sportskeeda.com/kabaddi/asian-kabaddi-championships-2017-pro-kabaddi-league-rules-to-be-followed-in-the-competition

 

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@ABCDEFGH bro who is telecasting star ??

 

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@ABCDEFGH bro who is telecasting star ??

No idea

Star Sports has said on Twitter that they don't have the rights.

 

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Asian Kabaddi Championships 2017 Schedule

Men's (All timings in Indian Standard Time)

November 24, 2017 (Friday)
10 am - Pakistan vs Japan
10 am - India vs Iraq
11 am - Sri Lanka vs Korea
1 pm - Iran vs Thailand
1 pm - Afghanistan vs Pakistan
5 pm - Pakistan vs Iraq
5 pm - Japan vs Afghanistan
6 pm - Turkmenistan vs Sri Lanka
6 pm - Iran vs Korea

November 25, 2017 (Saturday)
10 am - India vs Afghanistan
10 am - Thailand vs Korea
11 am - Turkmenistan vs Iran
11 am - Iraq vs Japan
4 pm - India vs Japan
4 pm - Sri Lanka vs Iran
5 pm - Turkmenistan vs Thailand
5 pm - Afghanistan vs Iraq
6 pm - Korea vs Turkmenistan
6 pm - Sri Lanka vs Thailand
7 pm - India vs Pakistan

November 26, 2017 (Sunday)
11.30 am - Semifinal 1 (G1 winner vs G2 runner up)
12.30 pm - Semifinal 2 (G2 winner vs G1 runner up)
6 pm - Final




Women's (All timings in Indian Standard Time)

November 24, 2017 (Friday)
2 pm - Thailand vs Turkmenistan
2 pm - Korea vs Chinese Taipei
3 pm - Sri Lanka vs Pakistan
3 pm - Japan vs Iraq
4 pm - India vs Chinese Taipei
4 pm - Thailand vs Korea
7.30 pm - Iran vs Iraq
7.30 pm - Sri Lanka vs Japan
8.30 pm - Turkmenistan vs Korea
8.30 pm - India vs Thailand
9.30 pm - Pakistan vs Japan
9.30 pm - Iran vs Sri Lanka

November 25, 2017 (Saturday)
1 pm - Chinese Taipei vs Thailand
1 pm - Turkmenistan vs India
2 pm - Iraq vs Sri Lanka
2 pm - Pakistan vs Iran
8.30 pm - Korea vs India
8.30 pm - Chinese Taipei vs Turkmenistan
9.30 pm - Japan vs Iran
9.30 pm - Pakistan vs Iraq

November 26, 2017 (Sunday)
10 am - Semifinal 1 (G1 winner vs G2 runner up)
10 am - Semifinal 2 (G2 winner vs G1 runner up)
4 pm - Final


Download the schedule from here

Asian Kabaddi Championships 2017 Schedule: Download PDF of Fixture and Time Table

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Where will it be telecasted?
The matches will be telecast in Iran on the channels Arabsat Iranian Channel 3 and Varzesh. However, sources close to proceedings have stated that the action is likely to be shown live on Instagram as well.
Asian Kabaddi Championships 2017: Telecast, live streaming, date, start time and where to watch online

 

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Score -
India vs Iraq, India won 61-21
India vs Japan, India won 82-16
India vs Afghanistan, India won 103-25

 

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Score -
India vs Iraq, India won 61-21
India vs Japan, India won 82-16
India vs Afghanistan, India won 103-25

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India vs Pakistan, India won 44-18

Finally found a live stream, currently they are showing Sri Lanka vs Iran. Can spot Fazel Atrachali, Abozar Mighani, Miraj Sheykh there :wink:

 

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India vs Pakistan, India won 44-18

Finally found a live stream, currently they are showing Sri Lanka vs Iran. Can spot Fazel Atrachali, Abozar Mighani, Miraj Sheykh there :wink:

How you are watching live stream bro..?