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From Odisha’s villages to the Asian Games: The stories behind India’s women’s rugby squad

Times of India - Sports ·
From Odisha’s villages to the Asian Games: The stories behind India’s women’s rugby squad

In an exciting development, four talented players from Odisha will don the national colors for India in the upcoming Asian Games rugby sevens tournament.

The experienced Dumuni Marndi will serve as vice-captain, leading a squad that also sees contributions from emerging rugby regions like Bihar.

As the team prepares through rigorous training camps, they focus on both immediate success and long-term growth in the sport.

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