Kho Kho World Cup

In a remarkable celebration of sports and art, Kho Kho Federation of India (KKFI) President Shri Sudhanshu Mittal today felicitated 12 Indian artists on the sidelines of an electrifying women's match between South Africa and Poland at the Indira Gandhi Arena.

With successive wins on the trot, India have maintained a top spot in Group A, with 9 points and a point difference of 68 points, and have also secured their spot for the knockout stage of the Kho Kho World Cup 2025. 

Indian women’s team will look to remain unbeaten before the knockout stage when they take on Malaysia in their last group stage match of the Kho Kho World Cup 2025 on Thursday, January 16.     

Indian men's team, led by Pratik Waikar, ended the match with 64-34 against Brazil in order to clinch a second win of the ongoing Kho Kho World Cup 2025. 

With this resounding win over South Korea, India women’s team managed to put on a brilliant show as compared to male counterparts who defeated Nepal 42-37 in their opening match of the Kho Kho World Cup 2025. 

India's dominance was on display as they controlled the match from start to finish, without giving Nepal a chance to gain significant momentum in the opening match of the Kho Kho World Cup 2025.

In an exclusive interview with Asianet Newsable's Heena Sharma, Ashwani Kumar Sharma, the Head Coach of the Indian Men's Kho Kho Team, discussed the innovative Wazir concept, which is set to introduce exciting changes to the game and engage fans in ways never seen before.

In an exclusive interview with Asianet Newsable's Heena Sharma, Dr. Munni Joon, the Head Coach of the Indian Women's Kho Kho Team, shared her insights into this transformative journey.

The Priyanka Ingle-led Indian women's team will kick off their quest for maiden Kho Kho World Cup title against South Korea on Tuesday, January 14. 

Pratik Waikar-led Indian men's team will kick off their quest for the Kho Kho World Cup triumph against Nepal in the tournament opener on  January 13, Monday.