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CWKC 2026 Day 4: Kenya Women Score Record 82
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CWKC 2026 Day 4: Kenya Women Score Record 82
Kenya’s women beat England 82-6, the highest score of the tournament so far, and Sri Lanka’s women joined them in the top four.
Ahmedabad, 26 October.
Kenya’s women beat England 82-6 in Ahmedabad on Monday, the highest score of the Commonwealth Kabaddi Championship 2026 so far. On CWKC 2026 Day 4, Singapore beat Australia 59-32, Malaysia won their first match against Tanzania 43-26 and Uganda beat England 47-22. In the women’s games Uganda beat Malaysia 35-23 and Sri Lanka beat Bangladesh 31-20.
CWKC 2026 Day 4: Kenya’s women set the tournament high
Kenya’s women beat England 82-6, the highest score of the Commonwealth Kabaddi Championship 2026 so far. They also set a tournament record with eight all-outs. Joy Onyango headlined the win with 27 points, while Anisa Khan scored four of England’s six points. The result put Kenya in the top four and made them the second Group B side, after Sri Lanka, to reach the semi-finals.
CWKC 2026 Day 4: Singapore, Malaysia and Uganda win
The day began at the Veer Savarkar Sports Complex with Singapore against Australia. Singapore won 59-32, with Aadit Senthilkumar scoring 18 points and Sriraam Raja 15. Reuben William scored 11 for Australia, seven of them before half-time, until Singapore’s defence adjusted. Australia are still winless after a third straight loss, and Singapore have two wins from three.
Malaysia then beat Tanzania 43-26 in a do-or-die game for their first win, after three defeats. Isaac Alton Andrew scored 14 points from 18 raids, and Juma Sultani also scored 14 for Tanzania.
Uganda bounced back from defeats to India and Sri Lanka with a 47-22 win over England. Douglas Mulalira scored 11 points, and England’s defence managed just four tackle points. Captain Felix Li scored eight for England and Milan Kaushal six.
CWKC 2026 Day 4: Uganda and Sri Lanka win women’s games
Uganda’s women beat Malaysia 35-23 after leading by only three points in the first half. Nakayongo Shirat scored 18 for Uganda and Darsini Singh scored 10 for Malaysia. Uganda also gained four extra points from two all-outs.
Sri Lanka’s women beat Bangladesh 31-20 for a third win in four matches, which secured a top-four place. Kajenthini scored nine points and Dilukshana eight. Bangladesh actually won the raid points 16-14, but Sri Lanka took the tackle points 15-2.
| Match | Score | Top scorers |
|---|---|---|
| Kenya (women) v England (women) | 82-6 | Joy Onyango 27 |
| Singapore v Australia | 59-32 | Aadit Senthilkumar 18 |
| Malaysia v Tanzania | 43-26 | Isaac Alton Andrew 14, Juma Sultani 14 |
| Uganda v England | 47-22 | Douglas Mulalira 11 |
| Uganda (women) v Malaysia (women) | 35-23 | Nakayongo Shirat 18 |
| Sri Lanka (women) v Bangladesh (women) | 31-20 | Kajenthini 9, Dilukshana 8 |
After CWKC 2026 Day 4: what is next
India’s men play Tanzania on Tuesday 27 October from 8 pm IST, live on Star Sports and JioHotstar. Entry is free with online booking, the organisers say. Read how India’s teams beat Nigeria in our Day 4 India report, and the previous day in our Day 3 round-up.
