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| name = 2016 Kabaddi World Cup | image = File:Kabbadi World cup.jpg | image_size = 230 | caption = Kabbadi World cup logo near Indian Gate | start_date = 7 October 2016 | end_date = 22 October 2016 | administrator = International Kabaddi Federation Government of Gujarat | format = Standard style | tournament_format = Round-robin and Knockout | host = {{IND}} | venues = The Arena, Ahmedabad | participants = 12 | champions = {{Kabaddi|IND}} (3rd title) | runners-up1 = {{Kabaddi|IRN}} | runners-up2 ={{Kabaddi|KOR}} {{Kabaddi|THA}} | matches = 33 | stat1_label = Best Raider | stat1 = Ajay Thakur {{Kabaddi|IND}} (64 points) | stat2_label = Best Defender | stat2 = Surjeet Singh Narwal {{Kabaddi|IND}}(23 points) | website = {{url|www.2016kabaddiworldcup.com}} | previous = 2007 | next = 2019 }} The 2016 Kabaddi World Cup, the 3rd standard-style Kabaddi World Cup, was an international kabaddi tournament governed by the International Kabaddi Federation, contested from 7 to 22 October 2016 in Ahmedabad, India. Twelve countries had competed in the tournament. The tournament was won by India, who defeated Iran 38–29 in the championship game to win their third Kabaddi World Cup. Statistics•TOP RAIDERS 1.Ajay Thakur 64 points India 2.Khomsan Thongkham 56 points Thailand 3.Md Aruduzzaman Munshi 54 points Bangladesh 4.Temi Tope Adewalure 51 points UK 5.Pardeep Narwal 47 points India •TOP DEFENDERS 1.Surjeet 23 points India 2.Fazel Atrachali 22 points Iran 3. Manjeet Chillar 22 points India 4.James Odhiamboobi 22 points Kenya 5.Surendra Nada 21 points India •Awards 1.Best Raider – Ajay Thakur (India) 2.Best Defender – Surjeet (India) 3. Emerging Player – Jang Kun Lee (S Korea) 4.Emerging Team – Kenya 5.Best referee - S.K. Monu (Bangladesh) Participating countries
Twelve teams competed in the tournament.[1] Pakistan was originally scheduled to participate in the tournament, but was removed due to increased tensions between India and Pakistan. The International Kabaddi Federation argued that it was "not the right time to engage with Pakistan". The Pakistani team criticized the move, arguing that it was comparable to holding a FIFA World Cup without Brazil.[2] VenueThe tournament was hosted at The Arena (currently known as The Arena by TransStadia, pending the sale of official naming rights), a newly constructed convertible stadium in Ahmedabad. In its standard configuration, it operates as an outdoor football pitch capable of seating 20,000. The venue utilizes technology licensed from the British firm StadiArena, which allows a portion of the field to be partitioned into a 4,000-seat indoor arena, which is used for the tournament. The venue is a public-private partnership with India's Department of Tourism[3][4] MarketingEmblemThe official emblem of the tournament was unveiled on 14 September 2016 by Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports Vijay Goel. It incorporates a stylized lion, representing the Asiatic lions of Girnar. The use of a lion symbolizes the "ferocity of a Kabaddi defender and the agility of a raider", while its striped mane represents the worldwide participation in the tournament.[5][6] BroadcastingStar Sports served as host broadcaster of the tournament. In a partnership with Voke, all matches were also streamed in 360-degree video with stereoscopic 3D options.[7][8]
Group stage
Group A
{{Color box|#93d0ea|border=darkgray}} Qualified for semifinals {{fieldhockeybox |date= 7 October 2016 |time= 20:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|IND}} |score= 32–34 |team2={{Kabaddi|KOR}} |stadium = |report = Report }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 8 October 2016 |time= 19:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|ENG}} |score= 18–52 |team2={{Kabaddi|BAN}} |stadium = |report = Report }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 8 October 2016 |time= 21:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|IND}} |score= 54–20 |team2={{Kabaddi|AUS}} |stadium = |report = Report }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 9 October 2016 |time= 19:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|KOR}} |score= 68–42 |team2={{Kabaddi|ARG}} |stadium = }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 10 October 2016 |time= 20:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|ENG}} |score= 69–25 |team2={{Kabaddi|AUS}} |stadium = }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 11 October 2016 |time= 21:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|IND}} |score= 57–20 |team2={{Kabaddi|BAN}} |stadium = |report = report }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 12 October 2016 |time= 21:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|AUS}} |score= 68–45 |team2={{Kabaddi|ARG}} |stadium = }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 13 October 2016 |time= 21:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|BAN}} |score= 32–35 |team2={{Kabaddi|KOR}} |stadium = |report = report }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 14 October 2016 |time= 20:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|ENG}} |score= 68–28 |team2={{Kabaddi|ARG}} |stadium = }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 15 October 2016 |time= 19:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|KOR}} |score= 63–25 |team2={{Kabaddi|AUS}} |stadium = }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 15 October 2016 |time= 18:40 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|IND}} |score= 74–20 |team2={{Kabaddi|ARG}} |stadium = |report = report }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 16 October 2016 |time= 20:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|KOR}} |score= 56–17 |team2={{Kabaddi|ENG}} |stadium = |report = report }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 17 October 2016 |time= 21:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|AUS}} |score= 8–80 |team2={{Kabaddi|BAN}} |stadium = |report = report }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 18 October 2016 |time= 21:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|IND}} |score= 69–18 |team2={{Kabaddi|ENG}} |stadium = |report = report }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 19 October 2016 |time= 20:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|BAN}} |score= 67–26 |team2={{Kabaddi|ARG}} |stadium = }} Pool B
{{Color box|#93d0ea|border=darkgray}} Qualified for semifinals {{fieldhockeybox |date= 7 October 2016 |time= 21:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|USA}} |score=15–52 |team2={{Kabaddi|IRI}} |stadium = |report = Report }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 8 October 2016 |time= 20:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|POL}} |score= 48–54 |team2={{Kabaddi|KEN}} |stadium = |report = Report }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 9 October 2016 |time= 20:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|USA}} |score= 19–45 |team2={{Kabaddi|JPN}} |stadium = }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 9 October 2016 |time= 21:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|IRI}} |score= 64–23 |team2={{Kabaddi|THA}} |stadium = }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 10 October 2016 |time= 21:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|POL}} |score= 25–65 |team2={{Kabaddi|THA}} |stadium = }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 11 October 2016 |time= 20:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|IRN}} |score= 33–28 |team2={{Kabaddi|KEN}} |stadium = }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 12 October 2016 |time= 20:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|POL}} |score= 22–33 |team2={{Kabaddi|JPN}} |stadium = }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 13 October 2016 |time= 20:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|THA}} |score= 53–21 |team2={{Kabaddi|KEN}} |stadium = }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 14 October 2016 |time= 21:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|USA}} |score= 29–75 |team2={{Kabaddi|POL}} |stadium = }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 15 October 2016 |time= 20:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|JPN}} |score= 34–38 |team2={{Kabaddi|IRN}} |stadium = }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 16 October 2016 |time= 19:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|THA}} |score= 69–22 |team2={{Kabaddi|USA}} |stadium = }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 16 October 2016 |time= 21:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|JPN}} |score= 27–48 |team2={{Kabaddi|KEN}} |stadium = |report = report }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 17 October 2016 |time= 20:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|POL}} |score= 41–25 |team2={{Kabaddi|IRN}} |stadium = }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 18 October 2016 |time= 20:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|USA}} |score= 19–74 |team2={{Kabaddi|KEN}} |stadium = }} {{fieldhockeybox |date= 19 October 2016 |time= 21:00 |team1={{Kabaddi-rt|THA}} |score=37–33 |team2={{Kabaddi|JPN}} |stadium = }} Knockout stage{{4TeamBracket| RD1 = Semi-finals | RD2 = Final | seed-width = | team-width = 120px | score-width = 80px | RD1-seed1 = A1 | RD1-team1 = {{Kabaddi|KOR}} | RD1-score1 = 22 | RD1-seed2 = B2 | RD1-team2 = {{Kabaddi|IRI}} | RD1-score2 =28 | RD1-seed3 = B1 | RD1-team3 = {{Kabaddi|THA}} | RD1-score3 = 20 | RD1-seed4 = A2 | RD1-team4 = {{Kabaddi|IND}} | RD1-score4 =73 | RD2-seed1 = SF1 | RD2-team1 = {{Kabaddi|IRI}} | RD2-score1 = 29 | RD2-seed2 = SF2 | RD2-team2 = {{Kabaddi|IND}} | RD2-score2 = 38 }} Semi-finals{{fieldhockeybox|date= 21 October 2016 |time= 20:00 |team1= {{Kabaddi-rt|KOR}} |score= 22–28 |team2= {{Kabaddi|IRI}} |report = report }}{{fieldhockeybox |date= 21 October 2016 |time= 21:00 |team1= {{Kabaddi-rt|Thailand}} |score= 20–73[10] |team2= {{Kabaddi|IND}} |report = report }} Final{{fieldhockeybox|date= 22 October 2016 |time= 19:45 |team1= {{Kabaddi-rt|IRI}} |score= 29–38 |team2= {{Kabaddi|IND}} |report = report }} References1. ^{{cite web|title=Simple, visceral, fun: why the ancient sport of kabaddi is enjoying a resurgence|url=https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/oct/10/kabaddi-world-cup-india-resurgence|website=The Guardian|accessdate=21 October 2016}} 2. ^{{cite web|title=Pakistan barred from Kabaddi World Cup in India|url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-37561075|website=BBC News|accessdate=26 October 2016}} 3. ^{{cite web|title=Arena by TransStadia: A sneak peek into India's first convertible stadium|url=http://www.livemint.com/Sports/QkCbhhAJxZuw65l1iPwXuK/Arena-by-TranStadia-A-sneak-peek-into-Indias-first-convert.html|website=Livemint|accessdate=14 October 2016}} 4. ^{{cite web|title=Arena By TransStadia In Ahmedabad, India's First Convertible Stadium Hosting Kabaddi World Cup|url=http://www.indiatimes.com/sports/arena-by-transstadia-in-ahmedabad-india-s-first-convertible-stadium-hosting-kabaddi-world-cup-263266.html|website=India 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