In the traditional Indian sport of kabaddi, the number of substitutes allowed is an important aspect of team strategy. According to standard kabaddi rules, each team is permitted to have a total of 5 to 7 substitute players in addition to their starting 7 players on the court.
These substitute players can be brought into the game during specific situations such as timeouts, injuries, or tactical changes. The substitution process must follow proper procedures and be approved by the match officials. Kabaddi, being one of India\“s most popular indigenous sports, has maintained this substitution rule across various tournaments including the Pro Kabaddi League.
The availability of substitutes ensures that teams can maintain their performance levels throughout the match while also providing opportunities for coaches to implement different strategies based on the game situation. |
