Kabaddi LIVE Score India vs Iran Final, Kabaddi World Cup 2016: India lift World Cup crown after beating Iran 38-29

India vs Iran Final LIVE Score, Kabaddi World Cup 2016: India are looking for yet another crowning glory against Iran

Updated: October 22, 2016, 9:21 PM IST

India and Iran will lock horns in what is going to be quite a final match at the Kabaddi World Cup. Catch all the live scores here. Truth be told, India are the favourites here and will look to go for it in the match here. But one has to remember that one way or the other it is going to be a tricky encounter. This because Iran understand kabaddi really well. Yes they are no masters and will have their own issues in what may well be a hard-fought match. One also has to remember that one way or the other we are looking at this case and point only if Iran stand up when it counts, when the crunch moments are on. Else India will run away with this match. Iran know that they can beat India.

It happened in the first match of the World Cup and can once again happen. But a lot depends on Iran. India will turn up at their usual charged up self. And that will make the visitors nervous. (Hosts India thrash Thailand 73-20, to take on Iran in final)

India know that they must win. India also know that one way or the other they need to just remain calm to drive this one home. India are in a sort of a position where they realise that there are great expectations from their team. India would know what an early start can do in the game of kabaddi.

Kabaddi has been a huge success in India and a nation expects nothing less than the cup. For that to happen, Anup Kumar and his men need to turn on the best in them and play like they have not done in the tournament thus far. Iran must realise that they need to take any half chances that may come their way. That way they may be able to go for it when the crunch moments come.

The first half should really seal which way this match goes. The team that is fierce will be the victorious one in the end.

India: Anup Kumar (Captain), Rahul Chaudhari, Manjeet Chhillar, Jasvir Singh, Deepak Niwas Hooda, Pardeep Narwal, Mohit Chhillar, Surender Nada, Surjeet, Ajay Thakur, Dharmaraj Cheralathan, Kiran Parmar, Nitin Tomar, Sandeep Narwal

Iran: Meraj Sheykh (Captain), Abolfazl Maghsoudlou Mahalli, Gholamabbas Korouki, Mohammadesmaeil Maghsoudloumahalli, Mohammadtaghi Paeinmahali, Mohsen Maghsoudloujafari, Abozar Mohajer Mighani, Fazel Atrachali, Hadi Tajik, Milad Sheibak, Soleiman Pahlevani, Mohammad Esmaeil Nabibakhsh, Farhad Rahimi Milaghardan, Saeid Ghaffari

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