Kabaddi is a traditional Indian sport that has gained international recognition in recent years. The kabaddi field is a rectangular playing area that serves as the battleground for this exciting contact sport.
The standard kabaddi field measures 13 meters by 10 meters for men\“s competitions and 12 meters by 8 meters for women\“s competitions. The field is divided into two halves by a center line, with each half belonging to one team. There are also bonus lines and baulk lines marked on the field that play crucial roles during gameplay.
The surface of the kabaddi field is typically made of soft soil, clay, or synthetic material to ensure player safety during tackles and falls. Proper maintenance of the field is essential to prevent injuries and ensure fair play.
In India, kabaddi fields can be found in villages, schools, colleges, and professional sports complexes across the country. The Pro Kabaddi League has further popularized the sport and led to the development of modern, well-equipped kabaddi fields with proper lighting and spectator facilities. |
