Kabaddi ka maidan drawing refers to the artistic representation of a kabaddi playing field, which is a traditional Indian sport played on a rectangular court.
The kabaddi field is typically 13 meters long and 10 meters wide, divided into two halves by a center line. Each half has a baulk line at 3.75 meters from the center and a bonus line at 1 meter from the end line.
In traditional kabaddi drawings, artists often depict the field markings in white or yellow lines on a brown or green surface, representing the soil or grass playing surface commonly used in rural India.
The drawing may include players in action positions, showing the raider attempting to tag defenders while chanting kabaddi repeatedly without taking a breath.
This traditional sport drawing showcases India\“s rich cultural heritage and the popularity of indigenous games that have been played for centuries across the country. |
