Indian Kabaddi

In Kabaddi, a player who crosses the center line and enters the opponent's half is known as a Raider.

A Kabaddi team consists of seven players on the field during a match.

In Kabaddi, players who attempt to prevent the Raider from scoring points are known as Defenders.

A Kabaddi match consists of two halves, each lasting 20 minutes, for a total duration of 40 minutes.

In Kabaddi, the team captain is responsible for leading the team and making strategic decisions during the match.

In Kabaddi, the Umpire is responsible for overseeing the match and ensuring that the rules are followed.

In Kabaddi, a Raider who is caught by the Defenders and forced to return to their own half is considered 'Out'.

In Kabaddi, a Super Raid is a special move where a Raider attempts to touch multiple Defenders simultaneously.

In Kabaddi, the Corner is a designated defender who is positioned at the corners of the court.

In Kabaddi, a Do or Die Raid is a special move where a Raider attempts to touch the center line without being caught by the Defenders.

In Kabaddi, the Striker is a designated attacker who is responsible for scoring points for the team.

In Kabaddi, an Escape Raid is a special move where a Raider attempts to touch the center line and return to their own half without being caught by the Defenders.

In Kabaddi, the Blocker is a designated defender who is responsible for preventing the Raider from scoring points.

In Kabaddi, a Running Hand Touch is a special move where a Raider attempts to touch the center line and score a point without being caught by the Defenders.

In Kabaddi, the Supporter is a designated player who provides assistance to the Raider during a raid.