Kabaddi Results at 11th SAG

Men's












DateHome TeamScoreAway TeamVenue
2010-01-31, 16:00:00India57-13NepalDhaka
2010-01-31, 09:30:00Pakistan28-8Sri LankaDhaka
2010-01-31, 08:30:00Bangladesh41-20NepalDhaka
2010-02-01, 08:30:00India19-15PakistanDhaka
2010-02-01, 16:00:00IndiaNASri LankaDhaka
2010-02-01, 09:30:00Bangladesh36-15Sri LankaDhaka
2010-02-02, 08:30:00Pakistan17-11BangladeshDhaka
2010-02-02, 09:30:00Sri Lanka16-26NepalDhaka
2010-02-03, 08:30:00India34-11BangladeshDhaka
2010-02-03, 09:30:00Pakistan44-16NepalDhaka













Final
DateHome TeamScoreAway TeamVenue
2010-02-04, 17:00:00India-PakistanDhaka


GOLD: INDIA
SILVER: PAKISTAN
BRONZE: Bangladesh and Nepal


Women's












DateHome TeamScoreAway TeamVenue
2010-01-31, 17:00:00India47-19Sri LankaDhaka
2010-01-31, 10:30:00Bangladesh33-10NepalDhaka
2010-02-01, 17:00:00India-NepalDhaka
2010-02-01, 10:30:00Bangladesh34-20Sri LankaDhaka
2010-02-02, 16:30:00India-BangladeshDhaka
2010-02-02, 10:30:00Sri Lanka-NepalDhaka














Group APWDLGFGAGDPts
 Bangladesh22006730376
 India11004719283
 Nepal10011033-230
 Sri Lanka20023981-420












Final
DateHome TeamScoreAway TeamVenue
2010-02-04, 16:00:00Bangladesh34-20IndiaDhaka


GOLD: INDIA
SILVER: BANGLADESH
BRONZE: Sri Lanka and Nepal

Comments

  1. yashraj2515April 13, 2010 at 3:07 PM

    tejeswini bai played very good, she is fantastic player, i had ever sawed playing like this, she is full confidence while playing, now i am a big fan of tejeswini bai (kabaddi player)

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