List of Asian Games medalists in kabaddi

Last updated January 17, 2025

This is the complete list of Asian Games medalists in Kabaddi from 1990 to 2022.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]

Men

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1990 Beijing	India (IND) Raju Bhavsar Krishan Kumar Godara Anil Kumar Ashan Kumar Tirath Raj S. Rajarathinam Ashok Shinde Hardeep Singh Randhir Singh	Bangladesh (BAN) Nazir Ahmed Shah Alam Amjad Hossain Rabiul Islam Tariqul Islam Abul Qasem	Pakistan (PAK) Nisar Ahmed Pervaiz Ahmed Muhammad Farooq Muhammad Hussain Mubashir Iqbal Muhammad Mansha Sultan Mehmood Talat Mehmood Abdul Razaq Muhammad Sarwar Rana Saif Ullah Tahir Waheed
1994 Hiroshima	India (IND) Kasinatha Baskaran Perumal Ganesan Raju Ghule A. K. Munivenkatappa Biswajit Palit Tirath Raj S. Rajarathinam Ashok Shinde Avtar Singh Surender Singh	Bangladesh (BAN)	Pakistan (PAK) Zubair Ahmed Muhammad Akram Tahir Afzal Gujjar Mehmood Hussain Muhammad Zahoor Joya Wasim Khan Hassan Raza Khawaja Muhammad Mansha Sultan Mehmood Muhammad Sarwar
1998 Bangkok	India (IND) C. Honappa Sanjeev Kumar Virender Kumar Muruga Nantham Biswajit Palit B. C. Ramesh Rambir Singh Sangwan Kiranpal Singh Ram Mehar Singh Shamsher Singh	Pakistan (PAK) Zubair Ahmed Muhammad Akram Muhammad Ghulam Badshah Gul Mehmood Hussain Iqbal Javid Abdul Majeed Muhammad Mansha F. Muhammad Muhammad Sarwar	Bangladesh (BAN)
2002 Busan	India (IND) Ram Mehar Singh Shamsher Singh Neer Gulia B. C. Ramesh Manpreet Singh Ramesh Kumar Sunder Singh Jagdish Kumble B. C. Suresh K. K. Jagdeesha Dinesh Kumar Sanjeev Kumar	Bangladesh (BAN) Badsha Miah Jahidul Islam Deolwar Hossain Ziaur Rahman Rabiul Islam Al Mamun Tariqul Islam Kamal Hossain Bashir Ahmad Mollah Tauhidul Islam Enamul Haque Rezaul Islam	Pakistan (PAK) Muhammad Mansha Tariq Hussain Zubair Ahmed Muhammad Akram Shakar Mukhtar Ahmed Muhammad Latif Badshah Gul Muhammad Saleem Noor Akbar Muhammad Akram
2006 Doha	India (IND) Navneet Gautam Vikash Kumar Suresh Kumar Dinesh Kumar Manpreet Singh Ramesh Kumar Rakesh Kumar Sukhvir Singh Naveen Kumar Gaurav Shetty Pankaj Shirsat Rajeev Kumar Singh	Pakistan (PAK) Muhammad Akram Nasir Ali Badshah Gul Wajid Ali Waseem Sajjad Muhammad Arshad Maqsood Ali Rahat Maqsood Naveel Akram Abrar Khan Faryad Ali Faisal Qadeer	Bangladesh (BAN) Ziaur Rahman Badsha Miah Kazi Yunus Ahmed Md Abdur Rouf Kamal Hossain Abu Salah Musa Md Mizanur Rahman Mozammal Haque Bozlur Rashid Mosharrof Hossain Abul Kalam Razu Ahmed
2010 Guangzhou	India (IND) Jasmer Singh Samarjeet Anup Kumar Jeeva Kumar Manjeet Chhillar Sonu Narwal Rakesh Kumar Jasmer Navneet Gautam Kaptan Singh Nitin Ghule Jagdeep Singh	Iran (IRI) Reza Kamali Moghaddam Morteza Shahidi Nasser Roumiani Fazel Atrachali Meisam Abbasi Mehdi Mousavi Siamak Rezagholi Abouzar Mohajer Mehdi Safaeian Kianoush Naderian Ebad Dalili Mostafa Nodehi	Japan (JPN) Kokei Ito Hiromi Takahashi Kazuhiro Takano Terukazu Nitta Kazuaki Murakami Masayuki Ota Ryota Nakajima Ryokei Kushige Yoji Kawai Yudai Yamagishi Taiki Nama Masayuki Shimokawa
2010 Guangzhou			Pakistan (PAK) Nasir Ali Wajid Ali Waseem Sajjad Muhammad Khalid Muhammad Arshad Ibrar Hussain Abrar Khan Maqsood Ali Abdul Mukhtar Atif Waheed Akhlaq Hussain Muhammad Ali
2014 Incheon	India (IND) Jasvir Singh Anup Kumar Manjeet Chhillar Ajay Thakur Rakesh Kumar Gurpreet Singh Navneet Gautam Surjeet Kumar Parveen Kumar Nitin Madane Surjeet Singh Narwal Rajaguru Subramanian	Iran (IRI) Fazel Atrachali Meraj Sheikh Mehdi Mousavi Hadi Oshtorak Gholam Abbas Korouki Farhad Rahimi Mohammad Maghsoudloo Meisam Abbasi Hadi Tajik Reza Kamali Moghaddam Abolfazl Maghsoudloo Meisam Ghajar	South Korea (KOR) Kim Ki-dong Eom Tae-deok Park Hyun-il Lee Jang-kun Hong Dong-ju Yook Sang-min Ahn Hwan-gi Jung Kwang-soo Kim Seong-ryeol Seo Dea-ho Kim Gyung-tae Heo Youn-chan
2014 Incheon			Pakistan (PAK) Nasir Ali Muhammad Kashif Atif Waheed Wajid Ali Waseem Sajjad Ibrar Hussain Muhammad Rizwan Aqeel Hassan Muhammad Nisar Muhammad Shahbaz Anwar Shabbir Ahmed Hassan Ali
2018 Jakarta–Palembang	Iran (IRI) Fazel Atrachali Mohammad Esmaeil Nabibakhsh Mohammad Amin Nosrati Hadi Oshtorak Mohammad Mallak Mohammad Ghorbani Esmaeil Maghsoudloo Meisam Abbasi Mohsen Maghsoudloo Abouzar Mohajer Abolfazl Maghsoudloo Hamid Mirzaei	South Korea (KOR) Lee Dong-geon Eom Tae-deok Ok Yong-joo Lee Jang-kun Hong Dong-ju Kim Dong-gyu Park Chan-sik Jo Jae-pil Kim Seong-ryeol Park Hyun-il Kim Gyung-tae Ko Young-chang	India (IND) Monu Goyat Rahul Chaudhari Mohit Chhillar Ajay Thakur Girish Maruti Ernak Pardeep Narwal Sandeep Narwal Raju Lal Choudhary Rishank Devadiga Rohit Kumar Deepak Niwas Hooda Gangadhari Mallesh
2018 Jakarta–Palembang			Pakistan (PAK) Nasir Ali Waseem Sajjad Muhammad Nadeem Muhammad Rizwan Abid Hussain Waqar Ali Tahseen Ullah Usman Zada Mudassar Ali Kashif Razzaq Muhammad Imran Hassan Raza
2022 Hangzhou	India (IND) Nitesh Kumar Aslam Inamdar Nitin Rawal Parvesh Bhainswal Surjeet Singh Narwal Vishal Bhardwaj Naveen Kumar Sunil Kumar Pawan Sehrawat Arjun Deshwal Akash Shinde Sachin Tanwar	Iran (IRI) Fazel Atrachali Mohammad Esmaeil Nabibakhsh Milad Jabbari Hamid Mirzaei Reza Mirbagheri Amir Hossein Bastami Alireza Mirzaeian Mohammad Reza Shadloo Moein Shafaghi Mohammad Kazem Nasseri Mohammad Reza Kaboudarahangi Amir Mohammad Zafardanesh	Pakistan (PAK) Mudassar Ali Tahseen Ullah Sajjad Shaukat Adil Hussain Akhlaq Ahmed Muzammil Zafar Umair Khan Usman Ahmed Muhammad Imran Waqar Ali Mazhar Iqbal Muhammad Safian
2022 Hangzhou			Chinese Taipei (TPE) Huang Tzu-ming Li Hao-wei Lin I-ching Chang Chia-ming Li Jyun-jie Yu Hao-cheng Wu Wei-jheng Wang Lunchu Huang Jih-hung Chang Chung-mao Chen Zheng-wei Tsai Chung-hao

Women

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2010 Guangzhou	India (IND) Snehal Sampat Salunkhe Kavitha Selvaraj V. Tejeswini Bai Sanahanbi Devi Pooja Sharma Kavita Manisha Deepika Henry Joseph Shermi Ulahannan Mamatha Poojary Kalyani Marella Smita Kumari	Thailand (THA) Alisa Limsamran Namfon Kangkeeree Chonlada Chaiprapan Kamontip Suwanchana Treeveeraporn Tongnun Janjira Panprasert Atchara Puangngern Nuchanart Maiwan Sutarat Thonghun Yaowaret Nitsara Wattakan Kammachot Naleerat Ketsaro	Bangladesh (BAN) Shahnaz Parvin Maleka Maleka Parvin Farzana Akhter Baby Juni Chakma Kazi Shahin Ara Rupali Akhter Sharmin Sultana Rima Dolly Shefali Fatema Akhter Poly Kochi Rani Mondal Hena Akhter Ismat Ara Nishi
2010 Guangzhou			Iran (IRI) Soheila Solbi Fatemeh Momeni Saeideh Maghsoudloo Maliheh Miri Shilan Sharezouli Ghazal Khalaj Farideh Zarifdoust Zahra Masoumabadi Samira Shabani Salimeh Abdollahbakhsh Marzieh Eshghi Sedigheh Jafari
2014 Incheon	India (IND) Kavita Thakur Kavita Devi V. Tejeswini Bai Abhilasha Mhatre Pooja Thakur Priyanka Pilaniya Anita Mavi Lakshman Singh Jayanthi Sumitra Sharma Mamatha Poojary Sushmita Pawar Kishore Dilip Shinde	Iran (IRI) Salimeh Abdollahbakhsh Zahra Masoumabadi Marzieh Eshghi Maliheh Miri Sedigheh Jafari Ghazal Khalaj Farideh Zarifdoust Mojgan Zare Hengameh Bourghani Sahar Ilat Saeideh Jafari Tahereh Tirgar	Bangladesh (BAN) Shahnaz Parvin Maleka Kazi Shahin Ara Sharmin Sultana Rima Farzana Akhter Baby Fatema Akhter Poly Juni Chakma Shila Akhter Rupali Akhter Suma Akhter Mita Khatun Tuktuki Akhter Azmira Khatun Dola
2014 Incheon			Thailand (THA) Alisa Limsamran Namfon Kangkeeree Chonlada Chaiprapan Kamontip Suwanchana Alisa Thongsook Sai Jaemjaroen Atchara Puangngern Nuchanart Maiwan Nuntarat Nuntakitkoson Rattana Rueangkoet Wattakan Kammachot Naleerat Ketsaro
2018 Jakarta–Palembang	Iran (IRI) Ghazal Khalaj Mahboubeh Sanchouli Farideh Zarifdoust Saeideh Jafari Raheleh Naderi Roya Davoudian Samira Atarodian Fatemeh Karami Azadeh Seidi Sedigheh Jafari Zahra Karimi Zahra Abbasi	India (IND) 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	Thailand (THA) Alisa Limsamran Namfon Kangkeeree Nuntarat Nuntakitkoson Kamontip Suwanchana Wassana Rachmanee Saowapa Chueakhao Atchara Puangngern Charinda Yindee Panthida Khamthat Kannika Munmai Bencharat Khwanchai Naleerat Ketsaro
2018 Jakarta–Palembang			Chinese Taipei (TPE) 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
2022 Hangzhou	India (IND) Sushma Sharma Sakshi Kumari Pushpa Rana Nidhi Sharma Muskan Malik Priyanka Pilaniya Ritu Negi Pooja Hathwala Pooja Narwal Jyoti Thakur Akshima Singh Snehal Pradeep Shinde	Chinese Taipei (TPE) Lin I-min Chuang Ya-hun Hu Yu-chen Huang Ssu-chin Yen Chiao-wen Ren Ming-xiu Kang Yung-chiao Feng Hsiu-chen Qin Pei-jyun Huang Yi-yun Liu Yi-ju Wu Yu-jung	Iran (IRI) Ghazal Khalaj Mahboubeh Sanchouli Zahra Karimi Saeideh Jafari Sedigheh Jafari Roya Davoudian Farideh Zarifdoust Mohaddeseh Rajabloo Fatemeh Khodabandehloo Fatemeh Mansouri Maryam Solgi Raheleh Naderi
2022 Hangzhou			Nepal (NEP) Manmati Bist itu Gurung Menuka Kumari Rajbanshi Jayanti Badu Isha Rai Arpana Chaudhary Srijana Kumari Tharu Sunita Thapa Rabina Chaudhary Kalawati Pant Anuja Kulung Rai Ganga Ghimire

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References

↑ "Busan 2002 Results Book" (PDF). BAGOC. pp. 51–108. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2013-12-03. Retrieved 15 May 2020.
↑ "Kabaddi >> All Medallists". Doha 2006 Official Website. Archived from the original on 2006-12-19. Retrieved 15 May 2020.
↑ "Kabadi Medals 2014 Incheon". Incheon 2014 Official Website. Archived from the original on 2014-10-04. Retrieved 15 May 2020.
↑ "Official Result Book – Kabaddi" (PDF). Olympic Council of Asia.

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[1] "Busan 2002 Results Book" (PDF). BAGOC. pp. 51–108. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2013-12-03. Retrieved 15 May 2020.

[2] "Kabaddi >> All Medallists". Doha 2006 Official Website. Archived from the original on 2006-12-19. Retrieved 15 May 2020.

[2014AG-3] "Kabadi Medals 2014 Incheon". Incheon 2014 Official Website. Archived from the original on 2014-10-04. Retrieved 15 May 2020.

[oca2018-4] "Official Result Book – Kabaddi" (PDF). Olympic Council of Asia.

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