Kabaddi is a traditional Indian sport that requires a specific playing field. The standard dimensions for a kabaddi ground are clearly defined to ensure fair play and proper gameplay.
The length （lambai） of a kabaddi ground is 13 meters for men and 12 meters for women. The width （chaudai） is 10 meters for men and 8 meters for women. These measurements create a rectangular playing area that accommodates the fast-paced nature of the sport.
The ground is divided into two halves by a center line, with each team occupying one half during play. The surface is typically made of soil or clay, which is traditional in rural India where kabaddi originated. Modern venues sometimes use synthetic surfaces for better durability and performance.
Proper ground dimensions are crucial for maintaining the sport\“s integrity and ensuring player safety during the intense physical contact that characterizes kabaddi matches. |
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