Dominant ‍Run to ⁤the Final

The Iranian men’s kabaddi team demonstrated a compelling performance‌ at the recent islamic Solidarity‌ Games,ultimately securing⁢ a silver medal. Thier journey began with a ‍decisive 72-29 victory over Thailand. Following a narrow 48-55 defeat against Bangladesh, the⁣ team‍ rebounded emphatically,⁢ achieving‌ significant wins against ‍Pakistan (74-23), ​Bahrain (92-17), and Sri Lanka⁢ (92-23)‍ to earn their ‍place in ‍the championship final.

The tournament, held in Bahrain, ​brought together kabaddi teams from iran, India, Pakistan, ‍Bangladesh, Bahrain, Sri‌ lanka, and Thailand.

Silver “No Less Than Gold”

Despite falling short of gold, Alireza⁤ Pakdel, head of Iran’s delegation⁢ to the Islamic Solidarity Games, lauded the men’s team’s effort as exceptionally valuable. Pakdel stated the‍ silver medal felt “no less⁣ than gold,”⁣ emphasizing the team’s resilience and composure while competing⁤ under intense pressure from the largely Indian crowd.

Pakdel highlighted the team’s improved performance compared to their previous match against India, noting their steadfast ‍fight throughout the⁤ final.He acknowledged​ the team’s ​disappointment at not securing the gold, but‌ underscored that ‌their ‍courage ⁢and dedication made the silver‌ medal ‍equally meaningful.

Women’s Team Also Earns Silver

Adding to Iran’s success, the Iranian women’s ‌kabaddi team also clinched⁣ a silver medal. They delivered a​ strong performance⁣ in their final⁤ match against india, mirroring the men’s ‍team’s achievement ⁤and further solidifying Iran’s position as a kabaddi ⁢powerhouse.