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India To Host 20th Asian Women’s Handball Championship For The First Time
Alongside India, the Asian Women’s Handball Championship will witness continental heavyweights, Iran, South Korea, China, Japan, Kazakhstan, Hong Kong, and Singapore in action.
The championship is scheduled to take place at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, where close to 200 players from the aforementioned countries will compete for continental glory and the chance to qualify for the 2025 IHF World Women’s Handball Championship in Germany and the Netherlands.
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