Kabaddi is a traditional Indian sport that originated in ancient India.
It is a contact team sport played between two teams of seven players each.
The game involves raiders entering the opponent\“s court while chanting “kabaddi“.
Players must hold their breath during the raid, which is a unique feature of the sport.
Kabaddi requires strength, speed, and strategic thinking from all participants.
It is particularly popular in Tamil Nadu and other southern Indian states.
The Pro Kabaddi League has helped popularize the sport internationally.
Traditional kabaddi is played on clay or mud surfaces in rural areas.
This indigenous Indian game promotes physical fitness and teamwork.
Kabaddi has been part of Asian Games since 1990, showcasing Indian sporting heritage. |
