2012 Women's Kabaddi World Cup (standard style)

2012 Women's Kabaddi World Cup
Tournament information
Dates	1 March–4 March
Administrator	Government of Bihar ; Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India
Format	Standard style
Tournament; format(s)	Round-robin and Knockout
Host(s)	India
Venue(s)	Patliputra Sports Complex, Kankarbagh, Patna
Participants	16
Final positions
Champions	India
1st runners-up	Iran
2nd runners-up	Japan ; Thailand
Tournament statistics
Matches played	31

Last updated August 18, 2024

The 2012 Women's Kabaddi World Cup was the first Kabaddi World Cup held for women. It was organised by The Government of Bihar and the Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India.^[1] It was held at Patna from 1 to 4 March 2012 at the Patliputra Sports Complex, Kankarbagh.^[2] Hosts India won the World Cup defeating Iran in the finals.^[3]^[4]

Teams

A total of 16 teams took part in the World Cup.^[1] The teams are :

Venue

All the matches were held at Patliputra Sports Complex, Kankarbagh, Bihar.^[5]

Groups

The teams were divided into 4 groups of 4 teams each: ^[1]

Group A	Group B	Group C	Group D
India	Thailand	Bangladesh	Iran
South Korea	Japan	Sri Lanka	Indonesia
Chinese Taipei	Canada	Italy	Nepal
Mexico	Turkmenistan	Malaysia	United States

Group stage

Key to colours in group tables
	Group winners and runners-up advance to the quarter-finals^[1]

Group A

Country	Played	Won	Lost	Points
India	3	3	0	6
South Korea	3	2	1	4
Chinese Taipei	3	1	2	2
Mexico	3	0	3	0

Group B

Country	Played	Won	Lost	Points
Thailand	3	3	0	6
Japan	3	2	1	4
Canada	3	1	2	2
Turkmenistan	3	0	3	0

Group C

Country	Played	Won	Lost	Points
Bangladesh	3	3	0	6
Sri Lanka	3	2	1	4
Italy	3	1	2	2
Malaysia	3	0	3	0

Group D

Country	Played	Won	Lost	Points
Iran	3	3	0	6
Indonesia	3	2	1	4
Nepal	3	1	2	2
United States	3	0	3	0

Knockout stages

Quarter-finals		Semi-finals		Final

3 March – Patliputra Sports Complex, Kankerbagh

India	66
		4 March – Patliputra Sports Complex, Kankerbagh
Indonesia	20
		India	59
3 March – Patliputra Sports Complex, Kankerbagh
		Japan	20^[5]
Japan	17
				4 March – Patliputra Sports Complex, Kankerbagh
Bangladesh	15
				India	25
3 March – Patliputra Sports Complex, Kankerbagh
				Iran	19^[6]
Thailand	30
		4 March – Patliputra Sports Complex, Kankerbagh
Sri Lanka	18
		Thailand	26
3 March – Patliputra Sports Complex, Kankerbagh
		Iran	46
Iran	40

South Korea	16

Schedule and results

1 March

2012 17:00 hours M-01 India V/S Korea Pool – A India won by 38–14 points

2 March 2012

08:00 hours M-02 Thailand V/S Turkmenistan Pool – B Thailand won by 64–19 points
08:00 hours M-03 Iran V/S Nepal Pool – D Iran won by 53–20 points
09:00 hours M-04 Bangladesh V/S Malaysia Pool – C Bangladesh won by 70–30 points
09:00 hours M-05 Taipei Vs Mexico Pool – A Taipei won by 88–21 points
10:00 hours M-06 Japan V/S Canada Pool – B Japan won by 29–08 points
10:00 hours M-07 Sri Lanka V/S Italy Pool – C Sri Lanka won by 75–13 points

EVENING SESSION

2 March 2012

15:00 hours M-08 Indonesia V/S USA Pool – D Indonesia won by 78–31 points
15:00 hours M-09 Japan V/S Turkmenistan Pool – B Japan won by 51–10 points
16:00 hours M-10 Sri Lanka V/S Malaysia Pool – C Sri Lanka won by 74–11 points
16:00 hours M-11 India V/S Taipei Pool – A India won by 43–18 points
17:00 hours M-12 Korea V/S Mexico Pool – A Korea won by 72–14 points
17:00 hours M-13 Thailand V/S Canada Pool – B Thailand won by 44–14 points
18:00 hours M-14 Bangladesh V/S Italy Pool – C Bangladesh won by 85–11 points
18:00 hours M-15 Indonesia V/S Nepal Pool – D Indonesia won by 60–30 points
19:00 hours M-16 Iran V/S USA Pool – D Iran won by 50–38 points

3 March 2012

08:00 hours M-17 Iran V/S Indonesia Pool – D Iran won by 57–28 points
08:00 hours M-18 Korea V/S Taipei Pool – A Korea won by 33–29 points
09:00 hours M-19 Malaysia V/S Italy Pool – C Italy won by 57–55 points
09:00 hours M-20 Thailand V/S Japan Pool – B Thailand won by 21–20 points
10:00 hours M-21 Bangladesh V/S Sri Lanka Pool – C Bangladesh won by 38–26 points
10:00 hours M-22 India V/S Mexico Pool – A India won by 49–23 points
11:00 hours M-23 Nepal V/S USA Pool – D Nepal won by 72–50 points
11:00 hours M-24 Turkmenistan V/S Canada Pool – B Canada won by 68–27 points

EVENING SESSION

3 March 2012 Quarter-finals

16:00 hours M-25 India V/s Indonesia India won by 66–20 points
17:00 hours M-26 Japan V/s Bangladesh Japan won by 17–15 points
18:00 hours M-27 Thailand V/s Sri Lanka Thailand won by 30–18 points
19:00 hours M-28 Iran V/s Korea Iran won by 40–16 points

4 March 2012 Semi-finals

15:30 hours M-29 Thailand V/s Iran Iran won by 46–26 points
16:30 hours M-30 India V/s Japan India won by 59–20 points

FINAL

18:00 hours M-31 winner of match no. 29

Vs India won by 25–19 points Winner of Match No −30^[1]

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[IKF-1] 1 2 3 4 5 "Welcome to International Kabaddi Federation". Kabaddiikf.com. 4 March 2012. Archived from the original on 21 April 2012. Retrieved 17 July 2013.

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[4] "1st World Cup Kabaddi WOMEN - Patna, Bihar 2012". kabaddiikf.com. 4 March 2012. Archived from the original on 17 March 2016. Retrieved 17 March 2016.

[Hindu-5] 1 2 PTI (4 March 2012). "Indian eves win Kabaddi World Cup". The Hindu. Retrieved 17 July 2013.

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