Kabaddi is a traditional Indian sport that has gained international recognition in recent years. The game is played between two teams, each consisting of a specific number of players on the court at any given time.
In standard kabaddi matches, each team has 7 main players on the court during play. These players are divided into specific positions including raiders and defenders. The raiders are responsible for scoring points by touching opponents and returning safely to their half, while defenders work to stop the opposing raiders.
The 7 main players work together in coordinated strategies, with typically 3-4 players acting as raiders and the remaining 3-4 serving as defenders. Teams also have substitute players who can replace main players during timeouts or in case of injuries.
Kabaddi\“s popularity has grown significantly through tournaments like the Pro Kabaddi League in India, showcasing this traditional sport to global audiences while maintaining its authentic Indian roots and gameplay structure. |
