Pakistan earned the silver medal at the first-ever World Beach Kabaddi Championship held in Iran. In the final match, they faced a tough competition against the host nation, Iran, narrowly losing by just six points, with a final score of 45-41.
Before reaching the final, Pakistan showed impressive strength in the semi-finals by defeating Iraq with a score of 58-21, securing their place in the championship match. Their strong performance throughout the tournament highlighted their skill and determination.
The World Beach Kabaddi Championship saw participation from teams across several countries, making it a highly competitive event. Countries such as Nepal, Turkmenistan, Denmark, Palestine, Kenya, Germany, and Lebanon were all part of the tournament. Pakistan’s journey to the finals, where they ended as the runners-up, was marked by a series of strong performances, showcasing the talent and dedication of the team.
Though they missed out on the gold, Pakistan’s achievement in securing the silver medal at the championship is still a proud moment for the country. Their performance not only demonstrated their capability in the sport but also put Pakistan on the map in the growing world of beach kabaddi.
