CA unveils trophy of Women's Kabaddi World Cup

Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus today (16 November) unveiled the official trophy of the 2nd Women's Kabaddi World Cup 2025.

He unveiled the trophy at the state guest house Jamuna here, in the presence of representatives from all participating nations, said a press release of the Chief Adviser's Press Wing.

The ceremony marked the formal kickoff to one of the world's most anticipated women's Kabaddi tournaments and underscored Bangladesh's readiness to welcome the global Kabaddi community.

Bangladesh will host the Women's Kabaddi World Cup for the first time, with the tournament scheduled to take place from 17 to 24 November 2025 at the Shaheed Suhrawardy Indoor Stadium in the capital.

The unveiling ceremony celebrated not only the tournament's arrival but also Bangladesh's growing leadership in promoting women's sports on the international stage.

Speaking at the event, Yunus highlighted the significance of hosting the World Cup in Dhaka and reaffirmed the government's commitment to ensuring an inclusive, inspiring, and world-class tournament.

He welcomed all visiting teams and appreciated the efforts of organisers, athletes, and partners working to make the championship a success.

The 2025 edition of the Women's Kabaddi World Cup will bring together top national teams for eight days of intense competition, cultural exchange, and global sportsmanship.

Organisers from the Bangladesh Kabaddi Federation have confirmed that preparations are in full swing, with comprehensive arrangements for logistics, security, team accommodation, and audience participation.

The tournament will officially open on 17 November, with matches to be held daily leading up to the final on 24 November.

Participating countries are Bangladesh, Chinese Taipei, Germany, Iran, India, Kenya, Nepal, Poland, Thailand, Uganda and Zanzibar.

At the event, Sports Adviser Asif Mahmud Shojib Bhuiyan said that the government was actively promoting women athletes and expanding opportunities for their participation in competitive sports.

Women in Bangladesh are consistently proving their talent on the international stage, and the government is committed to providing them with every support they need to excel, he noted. 

Bhuiyan said that the success of women athletes is a matter of national pride and a powerful inspiration for the next generation.