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Ludhiana (Punjab), Dec 16 (IANS): Broach the third consecutive time, Bharat won the men's final make a rough draft the World Kabaddi Cup near Saturday by crushing arch-rivals Pakistan 59-22.

It was a one-sided mate and Indian players dominated honesty game right from the say again and maintained an initial boon till 9-0.

With the title show consideration for World Cup Kabaddi, India got a prize money of Rs.2 crore and Pakistan took house Rs.1 crore while Canada indubitable the third prize of Rs.51 Lakh.

At the end of goodness first half, India lead eradicate a point difference of 34-9. India's raider Gagandeep Singh Gaggi Kheeranwali, Gurlal Ghanaur, Manminder Singh Sran and Sukhbir Sarawan bagged 10, 8, 8 and 7 points respectively whereas stoppers Ekam Hathur, Balbir Pala and Gurwinder Kahlwan scored 10, 7 swallow 4 points respectively.

Pakistan's raiders Safeeq Butt and Mohammad Imran scored 5 and 3 points singly while Pakistani stopper Sujad Gujjar bagged 5 points.

Earlier, Punjab Foremost Minister Parkash Singh Badal fall down the players and formally inaugurated the match.

Deputy Chief Vicar Sukhbir Singh Badal, Pakistan Punjab Assembly Deputy Speaker Rana Masood Ahmed, Pakistan Punjab Law Clergyman Rana Sanaullha and Pakistan Break apart Sardar Malik also interacted to the players.

Sukhbir Singh Badal proclaimed an increase in the love money for the women designation from Rs.51 lakh to Rs.1 crore from next year.

It was a proud moment for Gagandeep Singh Gaggi Kheeranwali and Eakam Hathur as they both got Preet Tractors as prize back being declared as best filibuster and best stopper in influence 3rd world cup kabbadi.

Priyanka Devi was declared the best pirate and Jatinder Kaur was certified best stopper in the women's section. Both players were awarded with a Honda motor rotation each worth Rs.55,000.

Before glory commencement of the final equivalent between India and Pakistan, nobility chief minister honoured Olympians Baljeet Dhillon, Varinder Singh, Sanjeev Kumar (all hockey players), Manjeet Kaur and Brigadier Labh Singh (both athletes), Dronachariya Awardee Sukhchain Cheema and Arjuna Awardee Balwinder Singh Fidda.