Do or Die Raid is one of the most exciting rules in the traditional Indian sport of Kabaddi. This rule applies when a team has three consecutive empty raids, meaning no points were scored in those raids. In such situations, the next raider must score a point or else the team will lose the raid and the opposing team will earn a point.
This rule adds tremendous pressure and drama to Kabaddi matches. The raider must approach this situation with courage and strategy, knowing that failure means giving away a crucial point to the opponent. Do or Die Raid has become famous in professional Kabaddi leagues across India, particularly in the Pro Kabaddi League where it creates some of the most memorable moments in matches.
Traditional Kabaddi equipment used in India includes the playing court, which is typically made of mud or synthetic material, and the traditional attire consisting of shorts and vests. Many Indian villages still maintain mud courts where local Kabaddi tournaments are held, preserving the authentic experience of this indigenous sport. |
