kabaddi

Folk sports of young people in India and Pakistan. It was carried out on the flat ground without any equipment. There is a 6.40 ~ 7.32-meter-long center line on the site, and a person or a pile of clothes are marked at both ends of the center line. There are three ways of competition: ① Athletes are divided into two teams, A and B, with 6-7 people in each team, all standing in their own half. In the game, one player touches the designated player of the other team, and the second player protects it. Touched, the two wrestled alone, the loser was sent off, and the winner scored. So take turns to attack, decide the outcome. ② Party A's attacker shouted "Gordy" (Punjabi Cabadie), and Team B caught him and forced him to stop shouting and score. If a player can touch the center line with his hands and keep shouting, he will score. (3) Team members are limited to 2 people per team. As soon as the attacker of Party A jumped into the center of the venue, he shouted slogans such as "God is supreme", slowly retreated and turned and ran. Two men from Team B followed closely. When running, Party A should wait for an opportunity to touch 1 person in Team B and return to the base on time to score points. If you are blocked and can't return on time, you lose. Each player attacks once, pursues once, and finally decides the outcome by how many points he scores. In Cabadie, people often beat drums to help out, and the winners will celebrate with colorful flags and dance parades.