India has cemented its place as the undisputed powerhouse of men’s Kabaddi, securing the most World Cup wins in the sport’s history — an astonishing six titles. From 2010 through 2014, and again in 2016, India has hosted and triumphed in every edition of the Men’s Kabaddi World Cup organized by the International Kabaddi Federation (IKF).
In the 2016 final, India showcased its supremacy by defeating England with a commanding score of 62–20. The tournament, played under the distinctive “Punjab Circle Style” rules, has consistently highlighted India’s deep-rooted talent and tactical strength in the sport that originated on its soil.
With six titles to their name and an unbroken record, India continues to inspire a new generation of Kabaddi players while setting the global benchmark for excellence in this ancient sport.
