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Colombia Falls to India in Tejo World Cup Final

India defeated Colombia in the final of the Tejo World Cup held in Bogota, claiming the title in the tournament’s fourth edition in a day that once again left the host country without the trophy in its own national sport. The victory also allowed the Indian delegation to become the first to win the championship […]

Colombia Falls to India in Tejo World Cup Final

India claimed victory over host nation Colombia in the final of the 2026 Tejo World Cup held in Bogota, marking the country's first win in the championship's fourth edition and second overall title. The tournament, which saw 18 national delegations from four continents compete, was a celebration of a pre-Columbian sport deeply rooted in Colombian culture.

Despite tejo's origins in the country, Colombia has yet to secure a win in the World Cup's four editions, falling to India in a day that once again left the host country trophyless in its national sport.

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