Kabaddi - Team Islamic Rep. of Iran

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Team Overview

Kabaddi

Number	Name	Height	Date of Birth
1	ATRACHALI FATRACHALI Fazel	182 cm	29 Mar 1992
2	MIRBAGHERI RMIRBAGHERI Reza	180 cm	31 May 2003
3	JABBARI MJABBARI Milad	185 cm	12 Feb 2001
4	MIRZAEINADER HMIRZAEINADER Hamid	181 cm	17 Apr 1994
5	NABIBAKHSH MNABIBAKHSH Mohammadesmaeil	178 cm	17 Sep 1991
6	NASERIMOHAMMADABA.NASERIMOHAMMADABADI Mohammadkazem	179 cm	31 May 1998
7	MIRZAEIAN AMIRZAEIAN Alireza	181 cm	14 Nov 2003
8	SHADLOUICHIYANEHSHADLOUICHIYANEH Mohammadreza	191 cm	14 May 2000
9	ZAFAR DANESH AZAFAR DANESH Amirmohammad	186 cm	6 Mar 2004
10	SHAFAGHI MSHAFAGHI Moein	190 cm	15 Sep 1996
11	KABOUDARAHANGI MKABOUDARAHANGI Mohammdreza	184 cm	7 May 2001
12	BASTAMI ABASTAMI Amirhossein	175 cm	2 Jul 1999

Events Entered

Discipline	Event	Rank
Kabaddi	Men's Team

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Biographical Information

Highlights

Rank	Year	Location
Asian Games
1	2018	Jakarta, INA
2	2014	Incheon, KOR
2	2010	Guangzhou, CHN
4	2006	Doha, QAT
World Cup (International Format)
2	2016	India
2	2007	India
2	2004	India
Asian Championships
2	2023	Republic of Korea
3	2017	Islamic Republic of Iran

Team Overview

General
The Islamic Republic of Iran became the first team other than India to win gold in men's kabaddi at the Asian Games by securing the title at Indonesia 2018. They won all five of their group matches four years ago before facing the defending gold medallists, India, in the semifinals. A 27-18 victory set up a final against the Republic of Korea, which the Iranians won 26-16.

The Iranian team had made their Asian Games debut in 2006 in Doha, where they finished fourth after losing in the bronze medal match 37-26 to Bangladesh. They were silver medallists in 2010 and 2014, losing both finals to India.

The Islamic Republic of Iran's rivalry with India has crossed over to the World Cup [international format]. The finals of all three editions of the tournament between 2004 and 2016 were contested between the two teams, with India claiming victory on all three occasions.

Legend

:: Gold Medal Event
:: Silver Medal Event
:: Bronze Medal Event