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The 69th Women’s Senior National Kabaddi Championship 2023, held in Mahendergarh, Haryana, came to a thrilling conclusion on March 26th. The four-day long tournament saw some intense and exciting matches, and in the end, it was Haryana who emerged as champions after defeating defending champions Himachal Pradesh in the final.

The summit clash was a closely contested affair, with both teams putting up a tough fight. However, it was Haryana who managed to maintain their composure and clinch the victory with a scoreline of 35-28. The win was a testament to their skill and determination, as they managed to outwit a formidable opponent and secure the yellow metal.

In the semifinals, Himachal Pradesh had defeated Jharkhand by a convincing scoreline of 49-20 to advance to the final stage. Haryana, on the other hand, had a tough time against Rajasthan, winning by a narrow margin of one point with a scoreline of 34-33. Nonetheless, they managed to reach the final and put up a fantastic performance to clinch the title.

The teams that lost in the semi-finals, Rajasthan and Jharkhand, had to settle for a bronze medal, ending their campaign as third-placed. They too had put up a great fight in their respective matches, but were unable to make it to the final.

Overall, the 69th Women’s Senior National Kabaddi Championship 2023 was a showcase of some excellent Kabaddi skills and an exhibition of the sport’s growing popularity. The tournament was a platform for players from across the country to showcase their talents and compete at the national level. The teams that participated in the championship displayed immense grit and determination, and their performances will undoubtedly inspire young players to take up the sport.

The victory of Haryana in the 69th Women’s Senior National Kabaddi Championship 2023 will go down in history as a testament to their skill, hard work, and dedication. They played like true champions and proved their mettle on the Kabaddi mat. The tournament was a fitting end to four days of thrilling Kabaddi action and a great boost to the sport’s growth in the country.