Senior National Kabaddi Championship 2026
Senior National Kabaddi Championship 2026: Indian Railways win title – all match results, scores and standings
Goa’s Bhavani Rajput was the top raider with 58 points while Railways’ Shubham Shinde led the defence in the tournament with 27 tackle points.
The 72nd Senior National Kabaddi Championship 2026 concluded in Vadodara, Gujarat, on Friday with Indian Railways beating Maharashtra 49-31 in the final to win the title.
Led by captain Sunil Kumar, Railways’ defence laid the foundation for victory with 14 tackle points, consistently stifling Maharashtra’s raiders. Despite resistance from Shivam Patare and skipper Aslam Inamdar, Maharashtra failed to match the intensity as Railways stormed to an emphatic 18-point win to lift the trophy.
Goa’s Bhavani Rajput topped the raiding charts with 58 points from 81 raids, while Railways’ Shubham Shinde led the defensive standings with a tournament-best 27 tackle points.
Organised under the aegis of the Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India (AKFI), this was the 72nd edition of the National Kabaddi Championship for men. It ran from February 24 to 27.
A total of 29 teams from various States and Union Territories across the country, as well as top institutional teams, competed for the national kabaddi title this year at the Sama Indoor Complex.
More than 400 players, including Pro Kabaddi stars like Naveen Kumar, Pawan Sehrawat, Ayan Lohchab, Devank Dalal, Bharat Hooda and Ashu Malik were in action for various teams at the 72nd Senior National Men’s Kabaddi Championship. A total of 54 matches were played over four days.
Senior National Kabaddi Championship 2026 teams and groups
- Pool A: Services, Chandigarh, Jharkhand
- Pool B: Railways, Odisha, Pondicherry
- Pool C: Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Gujarat
- Pool D: Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Manipur, Vidarbha
- Pool E: Haryana, Telangana, Jammu & Kashmir, Andhra Pradesh
- Pool F: Rajasthan, Bihar, Kerala, Chhattisgarh
- Pool G: Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tripura, Delhi
- Pool H: Goa, Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal, Uttarakhand
The National Men’s Kabaddi Championship 2026 kicked off with the group stages.
After round-robin matches, the top two from each group qualified for the pre-quarterfinals. The semi-finals and the final are scheduled for Friday.
Last year’s champions Services were knocked out in the quarter-finals by Uttar Pradesh.
Haryana, the 2024 champions, were ousted from the kabaddi nationals by Tamil Nadu in the pre-quarterfinal stage.
Maharashtra dominated Uttar Pradesh in the semi-finals while last year’s runners up Indian Railways edged Chandigarh in a tie-breaker to make their second straight title clash.
This year’s nationals will also serve as a platform for players to stake their claim for a spot in the Indian team for the 2026 Asian Games scheduled for September-October in Japan.
Senior National Kabaddi Championship 2026 results and scores
February 24, Tuesday
- Chandigarh 76-32 Jharkhand (Pool A)
- Indian Railways 73-23 Odisha (Pool B)
- Punjab 44-46 Gujarat (Pool C)
- Tamil Nadu 75-16 Manipur (Pool D)
- Uttar Pradesh 49-45 Vidarbha (Pool D)
- Telangana 34-43 Jammu & Kashmir (Pool E)
- Haryana 49-30 Andhra Pradesh (Pool E)
- Bihar 35-32 Kerala (Pool F)
- Rajasthan 79-28 Chattisgarh (Pool F)
- Maharashtra 52-37 Delhi (Pool G)
- Karnataka 88-23 Tripura (Pool G)
- Goa 56-42 West Bengal (Pool H)
- Madhya Pradesh 64-33 Uttarakhand (Pool H)
- Services 71-24 Jharkhand (Pool A)
- Odisha 35-53 Pondicherry (Pool B)
- Punjab 33-51 Himachal Pradesh (Pool C)
February 25, Wednesday
- West Bengal 42-63 Uttarakhand (Pool H)
- Andhra Pradesh 47-45 Telangana (Pool E)
- Chhattisgarh 30-45 Kerala (Pool F)
- Delhi 64-42 Tripura (Pool G)
- Gujarat 34-51 Himachal Pradesh (Pool C)
- Manipur 33-70 Uttar Pradesh (Pool D)
- Goa 34-35 Madhya Pradesh (Pool H)
- Tamil Nadu 40-21 Vidarbha (Pool D)
- Haryana 49-18 Telangana (Pool E)
- Bihar 40-37 Rajasthan (Pool F)
- Karnataka 24-49 Maharashtra (Pool G)
- Jammu & Kashmir 29-37 Andhra Pradesh (Pool E)
- Services 53-25 Chandigarh (Pool A)
- Indian Railways 50-29 Pondicherry (Pool B)
- Manipur 35-61 Vidharbha (Pool D)
- Rajasthan 54-29 Kerala (Pool F)
- Karnataka 43-40 Delhi (Pool G)
- Madhya Pradesh 64-20 West Bengal (Pool H)
- Haryana 18-38 Jammu & Kashmir (Pool E)
- Bihar 47-26 Chhattisgarh (Pool F)
- Maharashtra 33-11 Tripura (Pool G)
- Uttar Pradesh vs Tamil Nadu (Pool D) – (referee stopped match, Tamil Nadu won by coin toss)
- Goa 54-45 Uttarakhand (Pool H)
February 26, Thursday
- Pre-quarterfinals: Services 51-22 Goa
- Pre-quarterfinals: Uttar Pradesh 65-24 Jammu & Kashmir
- Pre-quarterfinals: Maharashtra 69-21 Pondicherry
- Pre-quarterfinals: Rajasthan 53-56 Himachal Pradesh
- Pre-quarterfinals: Indian Railways 57-38 Karnataka
- Pre-quarterfinals: Gujarat 34-38 Bihar
- Pre-quarterfinals: Madhya Pradesh 26-45 Chandigarh
- Pre-quarterfinals: Haryana 35(4)-35(7) Tamil Nadu
- Quarter-final 1: Services 51-55 Uttar Pradesh
- Quarter-final 2 Maharashtra 53-35 Himachal Pradesh
- Quarter-final 3: Indian Railways 40-22 Bihar
- Quarter-final 4: Chandigarh 39-34 Tamil Nadu
February 27, Friday
- Semi-final 1: Uttar Pradesh 36-49 Maharashtra
- Semi-final 2: Indian Railways 38(7)-38(4) Chandigarh
- Final: Maharashtra 31-49 Indian Railways
Senior National Kabaddi Championship 2026 points table and standings
| Team | Played | Won | Lost | Draw | Score Diff | Points |
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| Services | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | +75 | 4 |
| Chandigarh | 2 | 1 | 1 | 0 | +16 | 2 |
| Jharkhand | 2 | 0 | 2 | 0 | -91 | 0 |
| Team | Played | Won | Lost | Draw | Score Diff | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Indian Railways | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | +71 | 4 |
| Pondicherry | 2 | 1 | 1 | 0 | -3 | 2 |
| Odisha | 2 | 0 | 2 | 0 | -68 | 0 |
| Team | Played | Won | Lost | Draw | Score Diff | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Himachal Pradesh | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 35 | 4 |
| Gujarat | 2 | 1 | 1 | 0 | -15 | 2 |
| Punjab | 2 | 0 | 2 | 0 | -20 | 0 |
| Team | Played | Won | Lost | Draw | Score Diff | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tamil Nadu | 3 | 3 | 0 | 0 | +78 | 6 |
| Uttar Pradesh | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | +41 | 4 |
| Vidarbha | 3 | 1 | 2 | 0 | +1 | 2 |
| Manipur | 3 | 0 | 3 | 0 | -120 | 0 |
| Team | Played | Won | Lost | Draw | Score Diff | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Haryana | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | +30 | 4 |
| Jammu & Kashmir | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | +21 | 4 |
| Andhra Pradesh | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | -9 | 4 |
| Telangana | 3 | 0 | 3 | 0 | -42 | 0 |
| Team | Played | Won | Lost | Draw | Score Diff | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bihar | 3 | 3 | 0 | 0 | +30 | 6 |
| Rajasthan | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | +73 | 4 |
| Kerala | 3 | 1 | 2 | 0 | -13 | 2 |
| Chhattisgarh | 3 | 0 | 3 | 0 | -90 | 0 |
| Team | Played | Won | Lost | Draw | Score Diff | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maharashtra | 3 | 3 | 0 | 0 | +62 | 6 |
| Karnataka | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | +43 | 4 |
| Delhi | 3 | 1 | 2 | 0 | +4 | 2 |
| Tripura | 3 | 0 | 3 | 0 | -109 | 0 |
| Team | Played | Won | Lost | Draw | Score Diff | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Madhya Pradesh | 3 | 3 | 0 | 0 | +76 | 6 |
| Goa | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | +22 | 4 |
| Uttarakhand | 3 | 1 | 2 | 0 | -19 | 2 |
| West Bengal | 3 | 0 | 3 | 0 | -79 | 0 |
Senior National Kabaddi Championship 2026 – Complete Tournament Blog
The Senior National Kabaddi Championship 2026 was one of the most exciting kabaddi tournaments of the year, bringing together the best players and teams from across India. Organized by the Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India, the championship showcased the strength, strategy, and passion of kabaddi players representing different states.
Kabaddi is one of the oldest and most popular traditional sports in India. Over the years, the game has gained global recognition thanks to leagues like the Pro Kabaddi League. The Senior National Championship continues to be the foundation for discovering new talent and strengthening the sport at the national level.
In 2026, the championship delivered thrilling matches, outstanding performances, and unforgettable moments that kept fans engaged throughout the tournament.
Overview of the Tournament
The Senior National Kabaddi Championship is an annual event where state teams compete to win the national title. The tournament features both men’s and women’s categories, allowing players from different regions to demonstrate their skills.
Key Details
Tournament: Senior National Kabaddi Championship 2026
Organizer: Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India
Category: Men’s and Women’s
Participants: State and institutional teams from across India
The championship not only decides the national champion but also helps selectors identify players for international competitions.
Importance of the Senior National Kabaddi Championship
The Senior National Kabaddi Championship is considered one of the most important domestic kabaddi tournaments in India.
Talent Development
Many international kabaddi stars began their journey in this tournament. Players who perform well here often receive opportunities to represent India in global competitions.
State Pride
Each team represents its state, creating intense rivalries and strong emotional support from fans.
Player Selection
National team selectors closely observe the championship to identify potential players for international tournaments.
Participating Teams
Several state teams participated in the 2026 championship. Each team consisted of experienced players and young talents eager to prove themselves.
Some of the major participating teams included:
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Maharashtra
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Haryana
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Services
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Railways
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Tamil Nadu
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Karnataka
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Uttar Pradesh
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Rajasthan
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Punjab
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Gujarat
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Kerala
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Delhi
These teams have historically been strong contenders in national kabaddi competitions.
Tournament Format
The championship followed a competitive format designed to ensure fairness and excitement.
Group Stage
Teams were divided into multiple groups. Each team played matches against other teams in the same group.
Points were awarded as follows:
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Win – 5 points
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Tie – 3 points
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Loss – 1 point
The top teams from each group qualified for the knockout stage.
Knockout Stage
The knockout stage included:
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Quarterfinals
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Semifinals
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Final
Only the strongest teams advanced to the later rounds.
Kabaddi Rules and Gameplay
Kabaddi is a sport that requires strength, speed, and strategy.
Basic Rules
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Two teams compete on a rectangular court.
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Each team has seven players on the court.
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A raider enters the opponent’s half to score points.
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The raider must chant “kabaddi” continuously while attempting to tag defenders.
Points are scored by:
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Touching defenders
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Successful tackles
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Bonus points
The team with the highest score at the end of the match wins.
Group Stage Highlights
The group stage of the Senior National Kabaddi Championship 2026 featured several exciting matches.
Maharashtra’s Strong Start
Maharashtra began the tournament with impressive performances. Their raiders dominated the opposition, helping the team secure early victories.
Haryana’s Defensive Strength
Haryana showcased one of the strongest defenses in the tournament. Their defenders executed powerful tackles and prevented opponents from scoring easily.
Railways’ Balanced Team
Railways displayed a balanced squad with strong raiding and defense, making them one of the favorites to reach the final.
Star Players of the Tournament
The championship featured several outstanding players who impressed fans and selectors.
Pawan Sehrawat
Pawan Sehrawat is known for his explosive raiding ability. He demonstrated excellent agility and scored multiple raid points throughout the tournament.
Naveen Kumar
Naveen Kumar continued to showcase his incredible speed and consistency in raids.
Fazel Atrachali
Fazel Atrachali is famous for his defensive skills. His tackles helped his team gain crucial points in important matches.
Quarterfinal Matches
The quarterfinal stage featured intense competition between the top teams.
Maharashtra vs Punjab
Maharashtra delivered an outstanding performance and secured a convincing victory.
Haryana vs Karnataka
Haryana’s defense proved too strong for Karnataka, allowing them to move into the semifinals.
Railways vs Uttar Pradesh
Railways displayed excellent teamwork and secured a narrow win.
Tamil Nadu vs Services
Services dominated the match with powerful raids and advanced to the semifinals.
Semifinal Thrillers
The semifinals were packed with drama and excitement.
Maharashtra vs Services
Maharashtra played an aggressive game and secured a place in the final with a strong performance from their raiders.
Haryana vs Railways
This match turned into a defensive battle. Haryana eventually won thanks to crucial tackles in the final minutes.
Grand Final Match
The final of the Senior National Kabaddi Championship 2026 featured a thrilling clash between Maharashtra and Haryana.
Both teams entered the match with strong confidence and determination.
First Half
Haryana started aggressively, scoring quick raid points. However, Maharashtra responded with strong defense and kept the score close.
Second Half
The second half saw intense action with both teams exchanging points.
Maharashtra’s raiders delivered crucial attacks while their defenders executed powerful tackles.
Final Result
After an intense battle, Maharashtra emerged as the champions of the Senior National Kabaddi Championship 2026.
Final Score
Maharashtra: 38
Haryana: 34
The match was praised as one of the most exciting finals in recent years.
Player of the Tournament
The Player of the Tournament award went to Pawan Sehrawat for his exceptional raiding performances throughout the championship.
His agility, speed, and scoring ability played a crucial role in his team’s success.
Best Raider Award
The Best Raider award was presented to Naveen Kumar for scoring the highest number of raid points during the tournament.
Best Defender Award
The Best Defender award went to Fazel Atrachali for his outstanding defensive contributions.
Impact of the Championship
The Senior National Kabaddi Championship plays a crucial role in the growth of kabaddi in India.
Discovery of New Talent
The tournament introduced several young players who impressed selectors with their performances.
Increased Popularity
Kabaddi continues to grow in popularity, attracting millions of fans across the country.
Strengthening the National Team
Players who perform well in this tournament often receive opportunities to represent India in international competitions.
Fan Engagement and Support
Kabaddi fans from different states showed tremendous support for their teams during the championship.
Social media platforms were filled with match highlights, player discussions, and fan reactions.
The passion of kabaddi supporters continues to make the sport one of India’s most loved traditional games.
Future of Kabaddi in India
Kabaddi has experienced tremendous growth over the past decade.
The success of tournaments like the Pro Kabaddi League and national championships has helped bring the sport to a global audience.
With continued investment, training programs, and youth development, kabaddi’s future looks extremely promising.
Conclusion
The Senior National Kabaddi Championship 2026 proved to be a spectacular tournament filled with thrilling matches, outstanding performances, and passionate competition.
From intense group-stage battles to the dramatic final, the championship showcased the best of Indian kabaddi.
With Maharashtra emerging as the champions and several players delivering remarkable performances, the tournament highlighted the depth of talent in the sport.
As kabaddi continues to grow both nationally and internationally, events like the Senior National Championship will remain crucial in shaping the future of the game.
Senior National Kabaddi Championship 2026 – Complete Players Details Blog
The Senior National Kabaddi Championship 2026 was one of the most important domestic kabaddi tournaments in India. The championship featured the best kabaddi players representing different states and institutions from across the country. Organized by the Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India, the tournament plays a crucial role in identifying top talent for the national team and professional leagues.
Kabaddi has become one of the fastest-growing sports in India, especially after the success of the Pro Kabaddi League. Many players who perform well in the Senior National Championship often get opportunities to play in professional leagues and represent the country in international competitions.
In this blog, we will explore complete player details, team roles, and key performances from the Senior National Kabaddi Championship 2026.
Overview of the Championship
The Senior National Kabaddi Championship is a prestigious tournament where state teams compete for the national title. The competition includes top raiders, defenders, and all-rounders who showcase their skills in front of selectors and fans.
Key Tournament Information
Organizer: Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India
Category: Men’s and Women’s Championship
Participants: State and institutional teams
Purpose: National competition and player selection
The tournament provides a platform for both experienced players and young talents to shine.
Key Players in the 2026 Championship
Several famous kabaddi stars participated in the tournament and delivered outstanding performances.
Pawan Sehrawat – Star Raider
Pawan Sehrawat is one of the most dangerous raiders in kabaddi. Known for his powerful raids and incredible agility, he was one of the standout players of the championship.
Player Profile
Role: Raider
Strengths:
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Speed and agility
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Powerful running hand touch
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Ability to escape tackles
Sehrawat scored multiple raid points and played a key role for his team.
Naveen Kumar – Consistent Raider
Naveen Kumar is famous for his quick raids and consistency.
Player Profile
Role: Raider
Strengths:
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Fast raids
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Excellent footwork
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Consistent scoring
His ability to score points regularly made him one of the top performers in the tournament.
Fazel Atrachali – Defensive Leader
Fazel Atrachali is widely regarded as one of the best defenders in kabaddi history.
Player Profile
Role: Defender
Position: Left Corner
Strengths:
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Strong tackles
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Excellent leadership
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Game awareness
Atrachali’s defensive skills helped his team control the opposition raiders.
Surender Nada – Defensive Specialist
Surender Nada is known for his powerful ankle holds and tackles.
Player Profile
Role: Defender
Strengths:
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Strong tackling technique
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Excellent timing
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Experience in big matches
Nada’s defensive performance was crucial in several matches.
Raiders in the Championship
Raiders play one of the most important roles in kabaddi because they are responsible for scoring points.
Some of the top raiders in the championship included:
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Pawan Sehrawat
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Naveen Kumar
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Rahul Chaudhari
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Maninder Singh
These players demonstrated exceptional raiding skills and helped their teams score crucial points.
Defenders in the Championship
Defenders are responsible for stopping raiders and preventing them from scoring points.
Top defenders included:
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Fazel Atrachali
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Surender Nada
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Sunil Kumar
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Parvesh Bhainswal
Their strong tackles and teamwork helped their teams win important matches.
All-Rounders in the Tournament
All-rounders play a dual role in kabaddi by contributing both in raiding and defense.
Some of the key all-rounders included:
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Vijay Malik
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Deepak Niwas Hooda
These players provided balance to their teams with their versatile skills.
Team-Wise Player Highlights
Different state teams had strong players who delivered impressive performances during the championship.
Maharashtra Team Players
Maharashtra had a strong squad featuring talented raiders and defenders.
Key players included:
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Pawan Sehrawat
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Surender Nada
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Vijay Malik
Their performances helped the team progress through the tournament.
Haryana Team Players
Haryana has always been a powerhouse in Indian kabaddi.
Important players included:
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Naveen Kumar
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Sunil Kumar
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Parvesh Bhainswal
The team showed strong defensive gameplay throughout the championship.
Services Team Players
The Services team featured disciplined and experienced kabaddi players.
Key players included:
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Rahul Chaudhari
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Deepak Niwas Hooda
Their teamwork and strategy helped them compete strongly in the tournament.
Player Statistics
The championship featured impressive statistics from top players.
Top Raiders
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Pawan Sehrawat
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Naveen Kumar
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Rahul Chaudhari
Top Defenders
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Fazel Atrachali
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Surender Nada
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Sunil Kumar
Best All-Rounders
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Vijay Malik
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Deepak Niwas Hooda
These players stood out due to their consistent performances.
Rising Young Players
The tournament also introduced several young talents who impressed selectors.
Young players demonstrated:
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Speed in raids
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Strong tackling ability
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Tactical awareness
Many of these players are expected to become future stars in Indian kabaddi.
Role of the Championship in Player Development
The Senior National Kabaddi Championship plays an essential role in developing players.
Exposure
Players gain valuable experience by competing against top opponents.
Selection for National Team
Selectors observe the tournament to identify players for international competitions.
Opportunities in Professional Leagues
Outstanding performances can lead to contracts in the Pro Kabaddi League.
Fan Support and Popularity
Kabaddi fans across India followed the championship closely.
Supporters cheered for their state teams and celebrated outstanding performances by their favorite players.
Social media platforms were filled with highlights, match analysis, and fan reactions.
Future Stars of Kabaddi
Several players from the championship are expected to play important roles in the future of Indian kabaddi.
With proper training and opportunities, these young athletes can become stars in international tournaments.
Conclusion
The Senior National Kabaddi Championship 2026 showcased some of the best kabaddi players in India. From explosive raiders to strong defenders, the tournament displayed the incredible talent present in the sport.
Players like Pawan Sehrawat, Naveen Kumar, and Fazel Atrachali delivered outstanding performances that entertained fans and impressed selectors.
As kabaddi continues to grow in popularity, tournaments like this will remain essential for developing the next generation of champions.
The championship not only celebrates the tradition of kabaddi but also ensures that the sport continues to thrive in the future.
Top 20 Kabaddi Players in India – Complete Blog Guide
Kabaddi is one of the oldest and most exciting sports in India. From rural villages to international stadiums, the sport has grown tremendously in popularity. The launch of the Pro Kabaddi League in 2014 completely transformed kabaddi into a modern professional sport. With massive fan support, television viewership, and talented athletes, kabaddi players have become national icons.
Many players have made India proud in tournaments like the Kabaddi World Cup and the Asian Games. Their strength, agility, strategy, and dedication have helped kabaddi gain global recognition.
In this blog, we will explore the Top 20 Kabaddi Players in India, their achievements, playing styles, and contributions to the sport.
1. Pardeep Narwal
Pardeep Narwal is widely known as the “Dubki King” of kabaddi. His unique raiding technique, called the dubki, allows him to escape defenders and score multiple points.
Key Achievements
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Highest raid points in Pro Kabaddi League history
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Led his team to multiple PKL titles
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Known for Super Raids and Super 10 performances
Playing Style
Pardeep is an aggressive raider with exceptional flexibility. His ability to score points under pressure makes him one of the greatest kabaddi players.
2. Anup Kumar
Anup Kumar is one of the most intelligent kabaddi players India has produced. He captained the Indian team to victory in major tournaments.
Achievements
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Gold medal at Asian Games
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Leader of the U Mumba championship team
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Known for calm decision-making
Playing Style
He was famous for his bonus points and safe raids, which made him a dependable captain.
3. Rahul Chaudhari
Rahul Chaudhari is known as the “Showman of Kabaddi.” His attacking gameplay has made him a fan favorite.
Achievements
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One of the first players to reach 1000 raid points in PKL
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Star player for Telugu Titans
Playing Style
Rahul is a powerful raider with strong kicks and fast escapes.
4. Ajay Thakur
Ajay Thakur played a key role in India’s success at international tournaments.
Achievements
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Star of the Kabaddi World Cup 2016
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Arjuna Award winner
Playing Style
His frog jump technique helped him score crucial raid points.
5. Maninder Singh
Maninder Singh is a consistent raider known for his speed and smart gameplay.
Achievements
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Star player of Bengal Warriors
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Multiple Super 10 performances
Playing Style
He combines agility and tactical raiding.
6. Deepak Niwas Hooda
Deepak Hooda is a strong all-rounder who can both raid and defend.
Achievements
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Captain of Jaipur Pink Panthers
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Represented India in international competitions
Playing Style
Powerful raids and strong leadership.
7. Fazel Atrachali
Although from Iran, Fazel Atrachali is one of the most dominant defenders in Indian kabaddi leagues.
Achievements
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Defensive star of U Mumba
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One of the best left corners in PKL
Playing Style
Strong tackles and excellent defensive positioning.
8. Naveen Kumar
Naveen Kumar is a modern kabaddi superstar known as “Naveen Express.”
Achievements
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Record-breaking raider in Dabang Delhi KC
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Consistent Super 10 performer
Playing Style
Lightning-fast raids and sharp footwork.
9. Pawan Sehrawat
Pawan Sehrawat is one of the most explosive raiders in kabaddi history.
Achievements
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MVP of PKL Season 6
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Key player for Bengaluru Bulls
Playing Style
Power raids and long jumps make him dangerous for defenders.
10. Surender Nada
Surender Nada is one of India’s best defenders.
Achievements
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Strong defender for Haryana Steelers
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Known for ankle holds
Playing Style
Excellent defensive timing.
11. Mohit Chhillar
Mohit Chhillar is a legendary defender.
Achievements
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Multiple PKL titles
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Strong pillar of U Mumba
Playing Style
Aggressive tackling and leadership.
12. Rakesh Kumar
Rakesh Kumar is a veteran kabaddi star.
Achievements
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Former Indian captain
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Gold medals in international tournaments
Playing Style
Balanced raiding and defensive ability.
13. Sandeep Narwal
Sandeep Narwal is known for his strong defense.
Achievements
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Played for multiple PKL teams
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Reliable all-rounder
Playing Style
Chain tackles and defensive coordination.
14. Vikas Kandola
Vikas Kandola is a young and talented raider.
Achievements
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Star of Haryana Steelers
Playing Style
Quick raids and agility.
15. Arjun Deshwal
Arjun Deshwal is among the fastest rising kabaddi stars.
Achievements
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Leading raider of Jaipur Pink Panthers
Playing Style
Smart footwork and consistent scoring.
16. Sachin Tanwar
Sachin Tanwar is known for his young energy and fearless raids.
Achievements
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Star player of Patna Pirates
Playing Style
Speed and stamina.
17. Amit Sheoran
Amit Sheoran is a powerful defender.
Achievements
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Important player for Bengaluru Bulls
Playing Style
Strong tackles.
18. Nitesh Kumar
Nitesh Kumar is one of the best young defenders in India.
Achievements
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Defensive star of UP Yoddhas
Playing Style
Quick reaction and ankle holds.
19. Vishal Bhardwaj
Vishal Bhardwaj is known for his strong defense.
Achievements
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Played for Telugu Titans
Playing Style
Corner defense specialist.
20. Aslam Inamdar
Aslam Inamdar is a rising all-rounder in kabaddi.
Achievements
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Key player for Puneri Paltan
Playing Style
Balanced raiding and defense.
Impact of Kabaddi in India
Kabaddi has become one of the fastest-growing sports in India thanks to the success of the Pro Kabaddi League. The league has helped players gain fame, financial stability, and global recognition.
Young athletes now see kabaddi as a professional career option, and many rural players are getting opportunities to showcase their talent.
Conclusion
India has produced many legendary kabaddi players who have helped the sport grow internationally. From experienced stars like Anup Kumar and Ajay Thakur to modern superstars like Pawan Sehrawat and Naveen Kumar, each player has contributed to the success of Indian kabaddi.
With rising talents and strong leagues, the future of kabaddi in India looks very bright. Fans can expect even more thrilling matches and new champions in the coming years.
Positive or Negative Sentiment of Kabaddi Online Betting ID – Complete Analysis
Kabaddi is one of the fastest-growing sports in India. Over the past decade, the popularity of kabaddi has increased dramatically due to the success of the Pro Kabaddi League and international competitions like the Kabaddi World Cup and the Asian Games.
With the rise of digital technology and online sports platforms, another trend has emerged alongside the sport’s popularity—online betting on kabaddi matches. Many platforms now provide users with online betting IDs, allowing them to place bets on kabaddi matches from their smartphones or computers.
However, the concept of kabaddi online betting IDs creates mixed reactions among fans, players, and regulators. Some people view it positively as a new entertainment and engagement method, while others see it as a risky activity that can lead to financial and social problems.
This article explores the positive and negative sentiment of kabaddi online betting IDs, discussing their impact on fans, the sports industry, and society.
Understanding Kabaddi Online Betting ID
An online betting ID is a digital account provided by betting platforms that allows users to participate in sports betting activities. After creating an account, users can deposit money and place bets on various outcomes such as:
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Match winner
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Total raid points
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Player performance
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First raid success
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Match score prediction
Kabaddi betting has grown mainly because of the popularity of the Pro Kabaddi League, where professional teams compete in high-intensity matches that attract millions of viewers.
Many fans enjoy predicting match outcomes involving star players such as Pardeep Narwal, Pawan Sehrawat, and Naveen Kumar.
Because of this popularity, betting platforms began offering kabaddi markets similar to cricket betting.
Positive Sentiment of Kabaddi Online Betting ID
Many supporters of online betting believe that it provides entertainment and new opportunities for fans and businesses. Let us explore the positive aspects.
1. Increased Fan Engagement
One of the biggest benefits of online betting is increased fan engagement.
When fans place bets on kabaddi matches, they tend to follow games more closely. They analyze:
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Team strategies
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Player performance
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Match statistics
This deeper involvement makes matches more exciting for viewers.
For example, when watching a Pro Kabaddi League match, fans may track raid points, tackle points, and player form more carefully.
This can increase television viewership and digital streaming numbers.
2. Growth of Kabaddi’s Digital Audience
Online betting platforms often promote kabaddi matches through websites and mobile apps. This exposure can help the sport reach new audiences, especially younger fans who use smartphones and digital services.
Digital engagement through betting platforms may lead to:
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More online searches about kabaddi
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Increased social media discussion
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Higher online match viewership
As a result, kabaddi gains greater visibility in the sports market.
3. Economic Opportunities
Another positive sentiment related to kabaddi betting is the economic potential.
Online betting platforms create job opportunities in areas such as:
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Digital marketing
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Sports analytics
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Customer support
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Software development
Additionally, sports analysts and bloggers can earn money by providing match predictions and statistics.
The digital ecosystem surrounding sports betting contributes to the overall growth of the sports industry.
4. Entertainment Value
Many users consider sports betting a form of entertainment similar to fantasy sports.
Fans who enjoy statistics and predictions find excitement in predicting match results.
For example, predicting whether a raider like Pardeep Narwal will score a Super Raid adds extra thrill to watching a match.
For some users, small betting amounts make matches more engaging without significantly affecting their finances.
5. Data-Driven Sports Analysis
Betting platforms rely heavily on data analytics to set betting odds.
This has encouraged more detailed analysis of kabaddi matches, including:
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Player raid success rate
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Defensive efficiency
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Team strategies
Such analysis helps fans understand the sport better and can even improve sports journalism.
Negative Sentiment of Kabaddi Online Betting ID
Despite these positive aspects, many critics highlight serious concerns about online betting.
These negative sentiments mainly relate to financial risk, addiction, and ethical issues.
1. Risk of Gambling Addiction
One of the biggest concerns about online betting is gambling addiction.
Some users may become addicted to betting and start placing larger bets in hopes of winning more money.
Over time, this behavior can lead to:
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Financial losses
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Debt problems
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Stress and anxiety
Sports betting addiction has been a major issue worldwide, and kabaddi betting could contribute to the same problem if not controlled properly.
2. Financial Losses
Unlike entertainment activities, betting involves financial risk.
While some users may win money, many others lose money over time.
Because betting outcomes depend on unpredictable factors such as player performance and match conditions, consistent winnings are rare.
People who do not manage their budgets carefully may face financial difficulties.
3. Legal Issues
Another major negative sentiment relates to legal concerns.
Sports betting laws vary by country and region. In many places, online betting platforms operate in legal grey areas.
Users who participate in unauthorized betting platforms may face:
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Account security risks
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Payment issues
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Legal consequences
This uncertainty makes some people hesitant to participate in online betting.
4. Impact on Sports Integrity
Sports organizations worry that betting activities could influence match integrity.
If betting markets become too large, there is a risk that unethical individuals might attempt to manipulate match outcomes.
Match-fixing scandals have occurred in various sports around the world.
Sports authorities work hard to protect competitions like the Pro Kabaddi League from such threats.
5. Social and Family Impact
Online betting can also affect families and communities.
When individuals lose money through betting, it may create:
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Family conflicts
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Emotional stress
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Financial instability
These social consequences contribute to negative public sentiment about betting platforms.
Responsible Approach to Online Betting
Because of the risks involved, many experts recommend a responsible approach to sports betting.
Responsible betting practices include:
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Setting strict spending limits
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Avoiding emotional betting
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Treating betting as entertainment, not income
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Taking breaks from betting activities
Users should also verify whether betting platforms follow proper security and regulatory standards.
The Future of Kabaddi and Online Betting
Kabaddi’s popularity continues to grow thanks to professional leagues and international tournaments.
Events such as the Asian Games and the Kabaddi World Cup showcase the sport to a global audience.
As digital technology evolves, online engagement with sports will also increase. This includes:
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Live streaming
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Fantasy sports
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Online sports analytics
Whether online betting becomes a larger part of kabaddi culture will depend on future regulations and public attitudes.
Sports authorities may implement stricter policies to ensure that the integrity of the sport remains protected.
Public Opinion on c
Public opinion on kabaddi betting is divided.
Supporters believe:
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It increases fan engagement
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It supports the sports economy
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It provides entertainment
Critics argue:
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It encourages gambling addiction
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It can cause financial losses
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It may affect sports integrity
Because of these opposing views, kabaddi betting remains a controversial topic.
Conclusion
Kabaddi has become one of India’s most exciting sports thanks to competitions like the Pro Kabaddi League. The rise of digital platforms has introduced new forms of engagement, including online betting.
While kabaddi online betting IDs can increase fan engagement and provide entertainment, they also carry serious risks such as gambling addiction, financial losses, and potential legal issues.
For this reason, it is important for fans to approach betting responsibly and understand the risks involved.
The future of kabaddi will depend on maintaining the balance between entertainment, regulation, and sports integrity, ensuring that the sport continues to grow while protecting players, fans, and communities.