India's supremacy started to show in the second half
Iran, in contrast, had just eight outs and three bonus points. They failed to get even a single 'lona' point.
India's supremacy started to show in the second half as they slowly started increasing the gap.
It was again the Indian defenders who stole the show and registered 14 outs and two more 'lona' points as Iran failed to make an improvement to their first half effort and had to settle for the silver.
The Indian men's team, who have dominated the Asiad winning all the previous six gold medals since kabaddi's inclusion in 1990, are in action later in the day in the gold medal match also against Iran.
IANS