South Korea national kabaddi team

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South Korea national kabaddi team
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Flag of Republic of South Korea
Sport Kabaddi
RegionAsian Kabaddi Federation (AKF)
Captain doan kang lee
Affiliation(s) International Kabaddi Federation (IKF)

The South Korea national kabaddi team (also known as Republic of Korea national kabaddi team) [1] represents South Korea in international kabaddi competitions.

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Kabaddi is a growing sport in South Korea. South Korea national team is ranked 3rd in the world.[ citation needed ]

In 2016 Kabaddi World Cup, South Korea finished at 3rd place losing to Iran in the semi-finals. South Korea was the only team to beat eventual winner India in the entire tournament.[ citation needed ]

South Korea was also invited to participate in 2018 Dubai Kabaddi Masters, being one of the top 4 Kabaddi nations in the world.[ citation needed ]

South Korea has also defeated India at the 2018 Asian Games which was their first defeat at the tournament. They also bagged their first silver medal.[ citation needed ]

Team

NameRoleFranchise
Lee Jang-kun Raider Patna Pirates
Lee Dong-geonRaider Bengaluru Bulls
Shin Cheol-gyuRaider-
Park Hyun-ilAll rounder Patna Pirates
Lee Jae-min Defender Tamil Thalaivas
Kim Dong-gyu Defender-
Lee Jae-cheol Defender-
Ko Young-changDefender U Mumba
Hong Dong-juAll Rounder Bengaluru Bulls
Park Chan-sikAll Rounder Tamil Thalaivas
Kim Gyung-taeAll Rounder Bengaluru Bulls
Kim Seong-ryeolAll Rounder UP Yoddha
Eom Tae-deokAll Rounder Patna Pirates
Kim Tae-beomAll Rounder-
Ok Yong-jooAll Rounder-

Tournament records

Asian Games

Men's team

YearRankMWDLPFPAPD
China 1990 Did not enter
Japan 1994
Thailand 1998
South Korea 2002
Qatar 2006
China 2010 5th20023992-53
South Korea 2014 Bronze medal4202129126+3
Indonesia 2018 Silver medal6501190134+56
Total3/812705358352+6

Women's team

YearRankPldWDLPFPAPD
China 2010 5th31024075-35
South Korea 2014 5th20024477-31
Indonesia 2018 5th32019287+5
Total3/38305180239-59

World Cup

Men's Team

YearRankPldWDL
India 2004 Group stage3102
India 2007 Group stage3102
India 2016 Bronze medal6501
Total3/312705

Women's Team

YearRankPldWDL
India 2012 Quarter Final4202
Total1/14202

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References

  1. "2016 Kabaddi World Cup :: Republic of Korea Kabaddi Team Profile - Information About Team Republic of Korea". 2 November 2017.