Kabaddi is a traditional Indian sport that has gained international recognition. The game requires a team of officials to ensure fair play and adherence to rules. In professional kabaddi matches, there are typically seven officials overseeing the game.
The officiating team consists of: two referees, one scorer, two assistant scorers, one timekeeper, and one umpire. These officials work together to monitor the match, keep track of points, manage time, and make crucial decisions during gameplay.
Kabaddi has deep roots in Indian culture and has been played for centuries in rural areas. The sport has evolved from a local pastime to a professional league sport with the Pro Kabaddi League attracting millions of viewers worldwide. |
