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In the traditional Indian sport of kabaddi, a standard match consists of two halves. Each half typically lasts for 20 minutes, with a 5-minute break in between. This structure allows players to rest and strategize, making the game more dynamic and competitive. Kabaddi is deeply rooted in Indian culture and is often played in rural areas as a form of entertainment and physical exercise. The sport has gained international recognition, with tournaments like the Pro Kabaddi League showcasing local talent and promoting indigenous products such as handmade jute mats used for playing surfaces. These mats are crafted by local artisans, supporting India\“s rural economy and preserving traditional craftsmanship. |
