The game of kabaddi has been captivating audiences worldwide with its thrilling and dynamic gameplay. Here are the 5 fundamental rules that govern this exciting sport.
Rule 1: The Kabaddi Circle
The kabaddi circle is the central area where most of the action takes place. It is a 16-meter diameter circle surrounded by a boundary rope. Players must stay within this area while performing their actions.
Rule 2: The Kabaddi Tag
One player from the attacking team enters the circle to \“tag\“ opponents. They must keep repeating the word \“kabaddi\“ until they are tagged or the time limit expires.
Rule 3: The Scoring
Scoring in kabaddi occurs when the attacking team successfully tags opponents and leaves the circle. They receive 1 point for each successful tag.
Rule 4: Player Substitutions
Teams can substitute players during the game. Substitutions can be made by calling the name of the player who is coming into the game.
Rule 5: The Duration
The standard duration of a kabaddi match is 40 minutes, divided into two halves of 20 minutes. Extra time may be added if necessary. |
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