Introduction
Kabaddi is an international team sport that originated in South Asia. It is played in several countries and has a global following, with national teams competing in international tournaments such as the Kabaddi World Cup and the Asian Games. Apart from the list of countries that have started playing kabaddi, including: the names of England, the USA, Canada, and many more, With the Pro Kabaddi League, the worldwide growth of Kabaddi is going to get isolated.
Kabaddi is paying at both the state and national levels across Asia. It is a part of Asian games, and there is also the kabaddi World Cup, with more than 10 teams playing. Kabaddi has also started playing in schools, colleges, and many sports places to promote Kabaddi at a higher level. Here, we will discuss both the state and national levels.
State Level
Kabaddi is played at various levels, including
state levels. In India, kabaddi is played in various ways at the state level, including state kabaddi championships, national kabaddi championships, the pro kabaddi league (PKL), interstate kabaddi tournaments.
Some of the top-performing states in kabaddi at the state level include: Maharashtra, Punjab, Haryana, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Gujarat, and Karnataka. These states have created many talented kabaddi players and have a great following for the sport.
International Levels
Kabaddi has gained momentous gratitude at the international level, with various tournaments and leagues being organized globally. Here are some celebrated international kabaddi competitions: Kabaddi World Cup, Asian Kabaddi Championship, Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) International,
There are various countries participating in international kabaddi competitions including India, Iran, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Kenya, the United Kingdom, Canada, the United State, and Australia.
The popularity of kabaddi is growing globally, with new countries undertaking the sport and international competitions increasing in frequency and scale.
Conclusion
The journey of Kabaddi from ancient traditions to modern prominence is a testament to its enduring appeal and cultural significance. Now, it is played both at the
state and national levels.
With innovation, diversity, and global collaboration, Kabaddi is composed for a bright and dynamic future, inspiring generations to come forward towards Kabaddi. The audience is encouraged to explore and participate in the energetic world of Kabaddi, and celebrating its tradition and transformation.
