Kabaddi is one of the oldest and most popular team sports in India. It is a contact sport that requires strength, endurance, agility, and strategy. Kabaddi involves two teams of seven players each, who take turns to attack and defend. The objective is to tag or touch as many opponents as possible and return to one’s half of the court without getting caught by the defenders. Kabaddi has gained international recognition in recent years, with the establishment of professional leagues such as Pro Kabaddi in India and Kabaddi World Cup.