DUBAI: World champions India held their nerves below power to be successful over Korea 36-20 and set up a summit clash towards Iran within the six-nation Kabaddi Masters on Friday.
India captain Ajay Thakur with 10 raid issues outscored his counterpart Jang Kun Lee (8) with very good on-court abilities and tremendous approach to encourage India to a sixth win over their rivals from seven exchanges.
India have now not misplaced to Korea since their nail-biting defeat in a league fit of their triumphant campaign within the 2016 World Cup.
Iran post a superlative show to annihilate Pakistan 40-21 within the first semi-final at the Al-Wasl Sport Complex as it will be a repeat of 2016 World Cup last right here the next day to come with world champions India dealing with the runners-up.
Trailing 3-7 within 10 mins, India clawed their means into the lead and trainer Srinivas Reddy choice to bring on Monu Goyat rather than Narwal paid off.
Goyat blended neatly with Thakur as India made up for he misplaced grounds through causing an all-out just sooner than the half-time to grab a 13-8 lead.
But with Lee in ominous form, Korean shoulders did not drop and kept the sport alive with only a 17-10 lead in favour of the Indians at the smash.
After the changeover, Girish Ernak stunned everybody when he singlehandedly pulled Lee again from a sophisticated position to provide a nine-point cushion.
India followed it up with an all-out with a very good sprint from Surjeet to inflict an all-out that stretched their lead to 24-11.
India began the second 1/2 strongly as their defence led through Girish Ernak was in tremendous form. An all out was inflicted within the 24th minute as India led 25-11.
Rishank Devadiga made a two-point raid to provide India 26-11 lead while Thakur scored a raid level to make it 30-17.
In the last five mins, India took their foot off the pedal however ran out comfortable winners with the ranking 36-20 in their favour.
Facing a partisan crowd with Pakistani lovers shouting 'Iran, Iran, India were given off to a sluggish and watchful get started.
Korean however have been competitive from the beginning with captain Lee main from the front with a perfect raid that passed them the early advantage.
Reddy most well-liked an experienced Narwal over Rohit Kumar to add a left raider to the workforce a move that did not paintings neatly.
Led through the talismanic Mohammed Maghsoudlou, Iran stood tall and denied Pakistan to mount an actual risk.
Mohammed Nabibaksh also contributed within the raiding division for Iran who also post a strong show within the defence and did not permit any space and time to Pakistan's raiders.
Such was their defence that Pakistan could now not even force an all out despite Iran down to two males for nearly four mins as Korea had a wholesome 19-Nine lead at the smash.
The six-nation invitational match, organised through International Kabaddi Federation in association with Star Sports and Dubai Sports Council, is the last match sooner than the Asian Games.
India captain Ajay Thakur with 10 raid issues outscored his counterpart Jang Kun Lee (8) with very good on-court abilities and tremendous approach to encourage India to a sixth win over their rivals from seven exchanges.
India have now not misplaced to Korea since their nail-biting defeat in a league fit of their triumphant campaign within the 2016 World Cup.
Iran post a superlative show to annihilate Pakistan 40-21 within the first semi-final at the Al-Wasl Sport Complex as it will be a repeat of 2016 World Cup last right here the next day to come with world champions India dealing with the runners-up.
Trailing 3-7 within 10 mins, India clawed their means into the lead and trainer Srinivas Reddy choice to bring on Monu Goyat rather than Narwal paid off.
Goyat blended neatly with Thakur as India made up for he misplaced grounds through causing an all-out just sooner than the half-time to grab a 13-8 lead.
But with Lee in ominous form, Korean shoulders did not drop and kept the sport alive with only a 17-10 lead in favour of the Indians at the smash.
After the changeover, Girish Ernak stunned everybody when he singlehandedly pulled Lee again from a sophisticated position to provide a nine-point cushion.
India followed it up with an all-out with a very good sprint from Surjeet to inflict an all-out that stretched their lead to 24-11.
India began the second 1/2 strongly as their defence led through Girish Ernak was in tremendous form. An all out was inflicted within the 24th minute as India led 25-11.
Rishank Devadiga made a two-point raid to provide India 26-11 lead while Thakur scored a raid level to make it 30-17.
In the last five mins, India took their foot off the pedal however ran out comfortable winners with the ranking 36-20 in their favour.
Facing a partisan crowd with Pakistani lovers shouting 'Iran, Iran, India were given off to a sluggish and watchful get started.
Korean however have been competitive from the beginning with captain Lee main from the front with a perfect raid that passed them the early advantage.
Reddy most well-liked an experienced Narwal over Rohit Kumar to add a left raider to the workforce a move that did not paintings neatly.
Led through the talismanic Mohammed Maghsoudlou, Iran stood tall and denied Pakistan to mount an actual risk.
Mohammed Nabibaksh also contributed within the raiding division for Iran who also post a strong show within the defence and did not permit any space and time to Pakistan's raiders.
Such was their defence that Pakistan could now not even force an all out despite Iran down to two males for nearly four mins as Korea had a wholesome 19-Nine lead at the smash.
The six-nation invitational match, organised through International Kabaddi Federation in association with Star Sports and Dubai Sports Council, is the last match sooner than the Asian Games.
Kabaddi Masters: India beat Korea to set up final against Iran
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