Kabaddi at the 2018 Asian Games – Women

Women
at the 2018 Asian Games
Women ; at the 2018 Asian Games
Venue	Garuda Theatre
Date	19–24 August 2018
Competitors	105 from 9 nations
Medalists
	Iran
	India
	Chinese Taipei
	Thailand
	← 2014 2022 →

Last updated November 20, 2023

Women's Kabaddi at the 2018 Asian Games was held in Garuda Theatre, Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, Jakarta, Indonesia from 19 to 24 August 2018.

Squads

Bangladesh	Chinese Taipei	India	Indonesia
Shahnaz Parvin Maleka Rupali Akhter Sharmin Sultana Rima Shila Akhter Fatema Akhter Poly Hafiza Akther Srity Khatun Kochi Rani Mondal Kohinur Begum Shraboni Mollick Rekha Akhteri Disha Moni Sorker	Lin I-min Lin Yu-fen Chuang Ya-han Huang Ssu-chin Yen Chiao-wen Chen Yung-ting Hu Yu-chen Feng Hsiu-chen Qin Pei-jyun Huang Yi-yun Liao Yu-tzu Wu Yu-jung	Sakshi Kumari Kavita Thakur Shalini Pathak Randeep Kaur Khehra Payel Chowdhury Sonali Vishnu Shingate Priyanka Negi Ritu Negi Sayali Sanjay Keripale Usha Rani Narasimhaiah Manpreet Kaur Madhu	Komang Ariningsih Ni Kadek Amiariasti Ni Putu Dewi Laraswati Ni Kadek Ernawati Desak Gede Indah Vinda D I Gusti Anak Agung Pradnyawati Ni Komang Isna Pratiwi Ni Ketut Puspasari Agustina Siregar Kadek Candra Wahyuni Kadek Surya Febriantari Ni Made Praarthini Samitha
Iran	Japan	South Korea	Sri Lanka
Ghazal Khalaj Mahboubeh Sanchouli Farideh Zarifdoust Saeideh Jafari Raheleh Naderi Roya Davoudian Samira Atarodian Fatemeh Karami Azadeh Seidi Sedigheh Jafari Zahra Karimi Zahra Abbasi	Yoko Ota Eri Kasahara Miho Echizenya Yumi Kaneko Minami Ito Yukiko Hayafuji Mayuko Ito Haru Inoue Serina Takahashi Chiharu Midorikawa	Kim Ji-young Kim Hee-jeong Lee Hyun-jeong Shin So-min Pak Min-kyung Park Ji-yi Woo Hee-jun Im Jae-won Jo Hyun-a Yoon Yu-ri Hong Hye-min	Kokila Edirisinghe Thilakshi Wijethilaka Indiwari Wejethunga Madushani Chathurika Madurika Hansamali Methusala Thilakshani Gothami Kaushalya Sithumini Manojini Sajini Jayasinghe Nimesha Dilrukshi Thilini Kanchana Indika Damyanthi
Thailand
Alisa Limsamran Namfon Kangkeeree Nuntarat Nuntakitkoson Kamontip Suwanchana Wassana Rachmanee Saowapa Chueakhao Atchara Puangngern Charinda Yindee Panthida Khamthat Kannika Munmai Bencharat Khwanchai Naleerat Ketsaro

Results

All times are Western Indonesia Time (UTC+07:00)

Preliminary round

Group A

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts	Qualification
1	India	4	4	0	168	69	+99	8	Semifinals
2	Thailand	4	3	1	142	75	+67	6	Semifinals
3	Sri Lanka	4	2	2	83	113	−30	4
4	Indonesia	4	1	3	84	145	−61	2
5	Japan	4	0	4	63	138	−75	0

Source: OCA

19 August 9:00	India	43–12	Japan	Garuda Theatre, Jakarta
		(19–8)

19 August 10:40	Sri Lanka	15–41	Thailand	Garuda Theatre, Jakarta
		(7–24)

19 August 12:20	Indonesia	30–22	Japan	Garuda Theatre, Jakarta
		(18–9)

20 August 9:00	Indonesia	17–34	Sri Lanka	Garuda Theatre, Jakarta
		(6–17)

20 August 10:40	India	33–23	Thailand	Garuda Theatre, Jakarta
		(12–10)

20 August 12:20	Japan	17–22	Sri Lanka	Garuda Theatre, Jakarta
		(10–8)

21 August 9:00	India	38–12	Sri Lanka	Garuda Theatre, Jakarta
		(23–4)

21 August 10:40	Japan	12–43	Thailand	Garuda Theatre, Jakarta
		(4–28)

21 August 12:20	India	54–22	Indonesia	Garuda Theatre, Jakarta
		(28–10)

23 August 11:00	Indonesia	15–35	Thailand	Garuda Theatre, Jakarta
		(6–18)

Group B

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts	Qualification
1	Iran	3	2	1	111	61	+50	4^{[lower-alpha 1]}	Semifinals
2	Chinese Taipei	3	2	1	81	66	+15	4^{[lower-alpha 1]}	Semifinals
3	South Korea	3	2	1	92	87	+5	4^{[lower-alpha 1]}
4	Bangladesh	3	0	3	72	142	−70	0

Source: OCA
Notes:

1 2 3 Match points difference against the teams which scored 25% or more of the league points: IRI +22, TPE 0, KOR −22.

19 August 9:50	Iran	46–20	South Korea	Garuda Theatre, Jakarta
		(23–9)

19 August 11:30	Bangladesh	28–43	Chinese Taipei	Garuda Theatre, Jakarta
		(16–23)

20 August 9:50	Chinese Taipei	16–20	South Korea	Garuda Theatre, Jakarta
		(7–8)

20 August 11:30	Bangladesh	19–47	Iran	Garuda Theatre, Jakarta
		(8–25)

21 August 9:50	Chinese Taipei	22–18	Iran	Garuda Theatre, Jakarta
		(14–9)

21 August 11:30	Bangladesh	25–52	South Korea	Garuda Theatre, Jakarta
		(11–20)

Knockout round

Semifinals		Gold medal match

23 August

India	27
		24 August
Chinese Taipei	14
		India	24
23 August
		Iran	27
Iran	23

Thailand	16

Semifinals

23 August 15:00	India	27–14	Chinese Taipei	Garuda Theatre, Jakarta
		(11–8)

23 August 15:50	Iran	23–16	Thailand	Garuda Theatre, Jakarta
		(17–8)

Gold medal match

24 August 15:00	India	24–27	Iran	Garuda Theatre, Jakarta
		(13–11)

Final standing

Rank	Team	Pld	W	L
	Iran	5	4	1
	India	6	5	1
	Chinese Taipei	4	2	2
	Thailand	5	3	2
5	South Korea	3	2	1
5	Sri Lanka	4	2	2
7	Bangladesh	3	0	3
7	Indonesia	4	1	3
9	Japan	4	0	4

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