Kabaddi - An Indian origin sport

India has been the undisputed king of indigenous game Kabaddi. The game is not only rooted here, it is also the most popular game in rural areas across India. Nowadays, not only in India, the most popular sport in the world is cricket. There is so much of publicity to see cricket in people that taking a vacation from the offices is more like watching cricket than sitting in the house. Soccer, hockey, or Cricket World Cup, the stadium itself is made to look at enthusiasm. Armed police personnel are appointed to control the crowd. When the team wins, the viewers are welcomed and applauded by applause. His photographs appear in newspapers. The greetings of the President and the Prime Minister meet, as well as the affection of the countrymen.

No matter how popular, cricket, hockey, football, but my favorite game is Kabaddi which is still played in villages, towns and cities of the cities. Like every game, kabaddi also exercises with entertainment. Like other sports, expensive goods and tools are not required. Kabbadi has been playing a popular sport in India since the very old times. At that time there were some rules of this game but it was not formed by special rules. But today there should be a field for kabaddi, which is rectangular and twelve and a half meters long and ten meters wide.

In villages and cities, when children play kabaddi, a line is drawn between an empty ground and the fight starts in both teams. Like the cricket team, there are two teams in it too. Both teams have '12 -12 'players.

First attack not all players come together in the field. The first seven players fall into the ground. Calling the most aggressive player-kabaddi, the opposing team gets more and touches their players, without breaking them without breaking the rules, they have to come back to their field.

If he comes back safely then all the players who have touched the opponent team are considered all out. The number of players who are out, the same number gets added to the winning team's account. If the player is in an anti-field and his breath breaks in the middle then that player is considered to be out and he gets out of the team.

Team leaders and members of the lost team at the end of the game express their humility by congratulating the winning team. The winning team is honored with the trophy. Kabaddi is accompanied by physical development as well as mental development.

Playing through rules creates a tendency to follow discipline and rule. Its importance is increasing in schools and colleges. Kabaddi competitions are also held at the national level. That day is not far when this game will get international fame.