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| 20 October ||[[Laos]]|| {{Ru7w|Nepal}} || ”’43–0”’ || ”’Win”’

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| 20 October || [[Laos]] || {{Ru7w|PHI}} || 12–17 || Loss

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| 21 October ||[[Laos]] || {{Ru7w|PAK}} || ”’43–0”’ || ”’Win”’

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| 21 October ||[[Laos]] || {{Ru7w|Laos}} || ”’31–10”’ || ”’Win”’

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Rugby team

The India women’s national sevens rugby union team is India‘s national representative in Rugby sevens.

History

Sevens was first played in India in 1886 at the Khajjiar Gymkhana.^[2]

They played their first international sevens rugby at the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou, China, where they finished seventh. India competed at the 2019 Asia Rugby Women’s Sevens Series in the Trophy division and placed second overall.^[3][4]

India were runners-up at the 2023 Asia Rugby Sevens Trophy tournament in Dubai.^[5][6] They finished as runners up again in the same competition in 2024 this time held in Kathmandu.^[7]

Previous squad

Tournament history

Asian Championship

Asian Games

Asian Games
Year	Position					PF	PA	PD
2010	7th	6	1	5	0	26	206	-180
2014	Did not compete
2018	Did not compete
2022	7th	4	0	4	0	7	122	-115
Total	1/3	10	1	9	0	33	328	-295

Asian Rugby Sevens Trophy

References