Neeta Dhadwe savours Asian Games gold as India women’s kabaddi coach
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Neeta Dhadwe coached the Indian women's kabaddi team to a gold medal at the Asian Games in Japan.
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- The Indian women's kabaddi team secured a gold medal at the Asian Games held in Japan.
- Coach Neeta Dhadwe credited the win to a tactical focus on raider performance and strong team effort.
- The team utilized two preparatory camps in Bellary and Gandhinagar to refine their skills before the competition.
- Dhadwe noted the rising competitiveness of international opponents like Chinese Taipei and Iran.
What to watch next
- Development of a full-fledged professional kabaddi league for women
- Continued performance of India against rising international teams like Chinese Taipei and Iran
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Neeta Dhadwe
Office Superintendent in South Central Railway
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“This is a much more memorable performance. For that team had stalwarts. Now, there are only three seniors and hats off to the juniors, especially Nikhita, who put up a great show and raised the bar”
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…before calling it a day in 2002, when she last won gold playing for united Andhra Pradesh in the National Games, it was double delight in a way, having coached the 2014 Indian women’s team to gold in the Asian Games. “ This is a much more memorable performance. For that team had stalwarts. Now, there are only three seniors and hats off to the juniors, especially Nikhita, who put up a great show and raised the bar ,” Neeta said in a chat with ‘Telangana Today’ from Japan. “It is a complete team effort with a perfect balance in offence and defence. Yes, we did employ a different strategy for the final and I am glad it worked. We…
“It is a complete team effort with a perfect balance in offence and defence. Yes, we did employ a different strategy for the final and I am glad it worked. We focused on the left-raider (Nikitha) and the gambit clicked to our delight”
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…For that team had stalwarts. Now, there are only three seniors and hats off to the juniors, especially Nikhita, who put up a great show and raised the bar,” Neeta said in a chat with ‘Telangana Today’ from Japan. “ It is a complete team effort with a perfect balance in offence and defence. Yes, we did employ a different strategy for the final and I am glad it worked. We focused on the left-raider (Nikitha) and the gambit clicked to our delight ,” she said. “The crowd support from the stands was just awesome and was truly inspirational,” Neeta said about the vociferous fans during the Asiad final. “This gold is a reminder, if needed, that Indian kabaddi is on…
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NamedJapan · India · Indian women's kabaddi team · Neeta Dhadwe · Nikhita · South Central Railway · Sports Authority of India
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