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To defend the half without tagging anyone.

To score points by kicking the ball.

To avoid contact with opponents at all costs.

To tag opponents and return safely to their half.

A point is scored by a raider touching opponents and returning safely.

A point is scored by the defender tackling the raider.

A point is scored when the raider shouts loudly.

A point is scored by the raider sitting out for a turn.

A situation where a raider can score without any risk.

A rule that allows unlimited attempts to score.

A penalty for a raider who fails to score.

A situation where a raider must score or be eliminated.

The defender's role is to score points for their team.

The defender must only focus on their own safety during the match.

The defender's main job is to cheer for the raider.

The defender's role is to stop the raider and prevent them from scoring.

The 'raid' is primarily for player substitutions in Kabaddi.

The 'raid' is significant as it is the primary method for scoring points in Kabaddi.

The 'raid' is used to signal the end of a match.

The 'raid' is a defensive strategy in Kabaddi.

2 points per opponent touched

1 point per opponent touched

1 point for every successful defense

3 points for a team win

45 seconds

1 minute

30 seconds

15 seconds

Raiders and Defenders

Strikers and Midfielders

Goalkeepers and Forwards

Defenders and Goalkeepers

A tackle is a type of scoring move in Kabaddi.

A tackle refers to a defensive strategy used by raiders.

A tackle in Kabaddi is the action of stopping a raider by holding or bringing them down.

A tackle is when a player scores points by touching the ground.

Negotiation tactics

Stealth infiltration, distraction tactics, brute force entry, social engineering, exploiting security vulnerabilities

Team collaboration

Public speaking

Fouls result in automatic player substitutions.

Players are suspended for the entire game.

The penalty is always a yellow card.

The penalty for a player committing a foul can include free kicks, penalty shots, or loss of possession.

A 'super tackle' can only be performed by the team captain.

A 'super tackle' is worth less than a regular tackle.

A 'super tackle' is a defensive move only used in training.

A 'super tackle' involves tackling multiple opponents for extra points, while a regular tackle involves one opponent.

The raider is cheered by the defenders.

The raider scores a point for the team.

The raider is stopped and may be eliminated from the play.

The raider is given a second chance to run.

The referee is responsible for coaching the players.

The referee scores points for the teams.

The referee ensures fair play and enforces the rules during a Kabaddi match.

The referee provides medical assistance during the match.

Scoring a point by running out of bounds

Common fouls in Kabaddi include touching opponent's jersey, crossing the center line, failing to touch an opponent while raiding, and using excessive force.

Using a ball to score points

Allowing multiple players to raid simultaneously

Scoring is based solely on the number of players on the field.

Points are awarded for every minute a player stays in the game.

Points are scored by raiders tagging opponents and returning safely, with additional points for successful tackles and bonuses.

Points are scored only by defenders tackling raiders.

Teamwork can lead to confusion and poor performance.

Teamwork is essential in Kabaddi for coordination, strategy execution, and mutual support among players.

Teamwork is only relevant in the training phase, not during matches.

Teamwork is not necessary as individual skills are more important.

Substituted

Inactive

On the Bench

Out of Play