Day 3 reshapes men's points tables at Commonwealth Kabaddi Championship 2026 in Ahmedabad
Day 3 of the men's competition at the Commonwealth Kabaddi Championship 2026, held at the Veer Savarkar Sports Complex in Ahmedabad, produced five decisive results: Canada beat Australia 74–28, Sri Lanka defeated Uganda 36–34, England overcame Nigeria 68–18, India bested Malaysia 37–23 and Kenya edged Bangladesh 32–31. Those outcomes altered the standings across both Group A and Group B.
The Commonwealth Kabaddi Championship 2026 is underway at the Veer Savarkar Sports Complex in Ahmedabad and, according to reports, the contest has been intense. All the nations are bringing the heat and entertaining fans with their gameplay and celebrations. Day 3 of the men’s competition was described as the most intense so far. These results have changed the points table scenario.
In Group A, Sri Lanka continue to top the table with 3 wins in 3 games, while India remain in second place, also with 3 wins in 3 games. After their victory on Day 3, England moved to third, with 1 win in 2 games. Tanzania are just behind them, also with 1 win in 2 games. Uganda lost another close match on Day 3 and have now dropped to fifth place, with 1 win in 3 games; Malaysia and Nigeria occupy sixth and seventh place respectively, with Malaysia having 0 wins in 3 games and Nigeria 0 wins in 2 games.
Group B saw a reshuffle as Kenya became the new table toppers after defeating Bangladesh on Day 3 and now have 2 wins in 2 games. Bangladesh sit in second place with 1 win in 2 games. Canada climbed to third after securing a one-sided victory over Australia on Day 3 and have won 1 of their 2 games. Scotland and Singapore hold fourth and fifth respectively, each with 1 win in 2 games, and did not play on Day 3. Australia sit at the bottom of the Group B points table, having failed to register a win in either of their 2 games so far.
Match patterns on Day 3 varied: Canada delivered a one-sided win over Australia, and England produced another one-sided victory against Nigeria. Sri Lanka mounted a late comeback to beat Uganda in the final moments. India recorded an easy win over Malaysia. The final contest of the day was the most closely contested, with Kenya defeating Bangladesh by a single point.
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