@@Q_QQ_Q I don't know whether what you are saying is correct or not but anything is known by the place where it is in practise rather than its origin. Example:-Pizza was invented in Italy but USA is famous for pizza. Kabaddi is famous is India more than any other country.
+Shivang Singh you dont know it thats why i am telling you . Its majorily punjabi game . because of the migrants during mughals . In Pakistan its also huge just like in northern india in places where mughals influenced . Persian empire also had turk rulers , they broght Irani game to india . In Iran , Its very popular . Iran beat india many times in past also won both men and women in asian games .
May be u Shud start a k-league in SL like P-league of pak cricket(not successful) ....there are international pro-kabbadi tournament with international k-teams event sponsored by star sports,..apart from international kabbadi games/tournaments...
Kpl has some foreign players famously kim lee from Korea I bet there would definitely be some sri Lanka's also Only thing they won't have given chance to play which is sad though
I cannot believe that my favorite childhood game was similar to this sport. In Vietnam, a game with rules like this is called 'U'. Like Kabaddi, we have to always speak 'U' when attacking the opponents and return safely before we run out of breath.
@@abhaypatel4292 The most noteworthy mention of kabaddi, however, is found in the Hindu mythological epic, ‘The Mahabharata’. Legend has it that the Pandava warrior Arjuna picked up the skills of Kabaddi under the tutelage of Lord Krishna. He mastered the art of quietly sneaking into enemy traps and demolishing the fortifications without a single scratch on his body. The epic also talks of the tragic death of Arjuna’s son, Abhimanyu, who was successful in piercing the ‘Chakravyuha’ or the seven-tiered defensive wall of the Kauravas during the Kurukshetra War but did not know the way out. It is said that Abhimanyu learned the technique of attacking when he was a fetus in Devi Subhadra’s womb by absorbing his father, Arjuna’s narration to his mother. But Arjuna was called by Krishna and the conversation had to stop, depriving the unborn Abhimanyu the knowledge of escape from the deadly formation. On the 13th day of the Kurukshetra battle, the 16-year-old Abhimanyu broke through the Kaurava formation in a scintillating show of valour and fearlessness. The teenager fought gallantly but ultimately was mercilessly killed by the enemy brigade as he could not escape from their iron clutches.Ancient scripts suggest that the sport of kabaddi was established in memory of the courageous fighter that Abhimanyu was.
@no hymen no diamond not everything in Tamil 😂🤣🤣The most noteworthy mention of kabaddi, however, is found in the Hindu mythological epic, ‘The Mahabharata’. Legend has it that the Pandava warrior Arjuna picked up the skills of Kabaddi under the tutelage of Lord Krishna. He mastered the art of quietly sneaking into enemy traps and demolishing the fortifications without a single scratch on his body. The epic also talks of the tragic death of Arjuna’s son, Abhimanyu, who was successful in piercing the ‘Chakravyuha’ or the seven-tiered defensive wall of the Kauravas during the Kurukshetra War but did not know the way out. It is said that Abhimanyu learned the technique of attacking when he was a fetus in Devi Subhadra’s womb by absorbing his father, Arjuna’s narration to his mother. But Arjuna was called by Krishna and the conversation had to stop, depriving the unborn Abhimanyu the knowledge of escape from the deadly formation. On the 13th day of the Kurukshetra battle, the 16-year-old Abhimanyu broke through the Kaurava formation in a scintillating show of valour and fearlessness. The teenager fought gallantly but ultimately was mercilessly killed by the enemy brigade as he could not escape from their iron clutches.Ancient scripts suggest that the sport of kabaddi was established in memory of the courageous fighter that Abhimanyu was.
A massive kudos should go to Star Sports India for promoting this game like never before. The marketing and campaigning was amazing for the tournament. For the first time ever my family and I sat together to watch a sport other than cricket
And also to Anand Mahindra’s idea who made it equally professional like any other game. It was his idea to switch dirt ground with colourful mats, grooming players etc which in this current time where popularity go hand in hand with aesthetic, helped a lot to promote this game.
this looks so fun as someone from the Philiipines it reminds me of a game we used to play on the streets when we were young. I can see this going big in our country.
Saying "kabaddi" isn't necessary now. There's just a time limit for now. Also I wouldn't jump in kabaddi with professionals like this. It's kinda like rugby
Thank you I was wondering why raiders weren't saying kabaddi, seems like a good change, a time limit can be enforced easier, than someone repeating words.
It still is necessary as far as I know. I remember last season a raider was given out for not chanting the word "kabaddi". (It was Mohammad Maghsodhlou if you know him.)
@@nikhildeodhar143 "It was Mohammad Maghsodhlou if you know him" Oh yeah I know him SO well it's not even funny. Sick of the man. He keeps coming around my house asking me out and I just keep telling him "no Mohammad I ain't gay you really shouldn't sacrifice your professional kabaddi dream for little ol' me". He leaves roses on the stairs and shit. The dude really can't take a hint... ^My bad couldn't resist. It's late and the question was pretty funny:P Well the game looks decently fun (minus the possible difficulties in judging if a touch has been made or not) but verbally repeating kabaddi is just silly and stupid and, again, makes it seem more like a children's game than a sport.
All of India's ancient games are extremely marketable. Kabaddi isn't a rural sport. I played it all the time in school in dust grounds with friends in the middle of the city even though no PE teacher ever asked us to play it. My cousins in college also play kabaddi a lot. Kabaddi is extremely fun, but you have to take care not to injure yourself.
I went to an elite private school and we played it as well. But it really was a part of our school's attempt at connecting it with our Indian roots. As far as I know ours was the only private school in our city that played it. We played it against more rural, or poorer schools.
@@TheFourthWinchester I know. And I appreciate it. They did a lot to root us. I used to be bored of it, but I realize how I'm so much better than my very Westernized compatriots from other schools.
10 yrs back. Almost every year during 15th august, it used to rain in delhi so when it started raining instead of flying kites, we used to play kabbadi in rain on apartment top. Happy to see the sport grow so much !
It's been a part of Asian Games for 3 decades. Definitely more popular than some Olympics sports like synchronized swimming, canoeing, trampoline and the equestrian sports.
British Empire In it's 200 Years Reign in India Did only Two Good Things : 1. Giving us Cricket 2. Not Claiming Kabaddi as their own sport 😂 Even Cricket is more indian than British now
I didn't know it was a growing sport. Having grown up playing it as one of my favourites alongside badminton and kho-kho, I thought everyone was already interested in the sport, or at least they knew how to play. Regardless, I am glad it is gaining international traction; sports like gilli-danda, kho-kho, and kabadi are indeed great, and also have a nostalgic factor for many.
Kabaddi is a part of rural India. People even travel to other villages to see a Kabaddi tournament. It's a simple game and rural people are well informed about Kabaddi's rules and terms. And now, their favorite game is on TV and internet. They can watch it while sitting at home. Plus Urban India is also enjoying the game which is a bonus point.
@@ahumanperson1638 is that the reason,Why sun risers lost to CSK last season and titans have never won a pkl title ??? By the way why did titans represent vizag last season??? Imbeciles should limit themselves to kitchen !! Let alone talk about telangana ??? the team is called Telugu Titans but not telangana titans and Hyderabad is a mutual capital for both andhra and telangana for 10 years so limit your knowledge to yourself don't spread it in social media ,moron!!!!
Jang kun lee, Star kabaddi player from S. Korea said that "I've never seen a single person who tried kabaddi and not enjoyed it". And it seems that the anchor enjoyed it too😄
@zverodion288 Al Jazeera is pro-Islamic but being run by Qatar means they are anti-Saudi Arabia. The Islamic world is one fucked up mess to try to follow, Iran vs Saudi, Qatar vs Saudi, Turkey vs Kurds, Syria vs rebels. Does anyone over there know what diplomacy is?
We girls used to play kabaddi in school, in high summer heat even when no PE teacher asked us to play. The 40℃ heat never bothered us. The ground was dirt. Scraped both knee once while returning to my own court after raiding, it was bloodied but it was my best match till date!
Pardes 1997 with SRK introduced me to Kabaddi. Well, at least I was old enough to know what it was. It might have been in earlier Indian movies I watched but was too young to remember
I lost my buttons and shirt and sometimes pant in this game because school uniform is not suitable for playing kabaddi, but we always played in that uniform and that memories are always awesome ❤️
In Syria we called it Aram, but it was more aggressive cuz when u catch a raider you don't just hold him for 30 seconds but you beat him until he says Aram :), a very nice game.
I used to play in my childhood, in school, on terrace with neighbour friends, sometimes got injuries on knee, elbows or on hand... But still recalling it, feels so good memories... Feel to go back in childhood again... Away from these high-tech world.
actually hand holding is a tactic because defender has to be cautious, the attacker is usually aggressive and while defending you don't have enough option while the raider can touch anyone so the reason behind hand holding is that the person holding hand will pull you back if the raider tries to touch you also if you notice the person in the back is holding the wrist of the person in the front
Rohit Ahir you are doing right. Politicians just eat the cleaning budget and then say all the world is dirty or was dirty and full of pollution when they were growing up and it is our time to grow so pollution, rubbish etc are inevitable. So they are giving license to public, farmers, industry not to recycle anything, burn whatever you can without a care. Modi started clean India but he knew all along that it was a gimmick as no policy of reward, punishment to anyone was issued by his govt. Biggest scam is in cleaning Ganga project. I was surprised 2 years back, in fight between the two parties BJP and aap, rubbish was piling on roads of the capital Delhi for days if not weeks.
Kabbadi is our ancient game and it is sad to.say that we are forgotten this but pro kabbadi bring it back know it our duty to make kabbadi league as compared to ipl
@@CNBCi Do the next on China, especially how China developed so fast and become so technologically advanced, despite the two countries becoming independent at almost the same time,and having no significant difference in GDP then,and now how come India is so backward and has 1/6 of China's GDP. Is India's democracy to blame?
I remember Kabaddi being on Channel 4 back in the early 90s in the UK. We started playing it on our lawns in the North East of Scotland. It was on every Saturday morning. So...not a new thing.
Playing kabbadi player is a very much interesting experiance......I am 16 year old and I have also participated in competition also.....it diserve much more attention than cricket
Kabadi (another form is called "hadudu") always has been a traditional sport in Indian Subcontinent. People from Afghanistan all the way to Bangladesh play this game. Its has always been significant to considered national sport. Its a sport every villager would play in certain seasons on dusty, muddy or soft grounds. People in urban area cant play because rarely there are known or good playing grounds for kabadi in urban areas. The difference is now in the growth of the game is that it has become big commercially and much of it comes from the TV networks taking interest. Much of it comes benefiting from the growth of commercial infrastructure in recent years mainly due to investments from cricket.
Where I come from we have a game just like this called 'B'. It's based on most of the same principals, but the raider has to say 'B' and not stop as long as he is on the defender's side (it has to be a long 'B', like 'beeeeeeeeeeee' until his breath runs out). If he fails to do so when he's at their side he is out. This game is usually done in an unorganized field with only the participants' shoes marking the borders of the game and is more of a regional game rather than a national game (I never heard of people who play this game in my country who play this game outside of the people near my age group I know. I never knew about it being a professional sport until someone sent this video in one of my Whatsapp groups. Besides, it's a good game, I can definitely see it catching on.
Kabaddi was always a professional sports. I played it till district level in my school days. It is a part of Asian Games and India has dominated it at Asian games and bagged almost all the Gold medals. Pro kanaddi has made it popular and household.
IPL only 411m ? I think this is an Old Data because Only the final between Csk vs Srh Was Watched by 383m people/ 55m TV Sets let alone Cumulative Figures.. Cumulative Figures wouy be over 800m this time around
I would watch this. So much more exciting to me than say golf. Not saying golf is boring in general, but to me I love fast paced high intensity sports, and this is one! 👏 🙌🏼
During my school time, i lost 6 out of 7 buttons of shirt during my raid in one game. But i was successful to brought 4 opponents down.😅
You guys are hilarious😂
hs ha
I got my tees torn off of me, but hey, I won the game. :D
Lol that was me as well as defender who snatch pocket and bottom of defender
Bravo
The only sport which my grandparents watch with me😂😂😂😂
Lol😃
we are same bruh
Kabbadi is best
aur yeh india ki game h
Also cricket 😆
As a rugby player this seems like a great sport and I definitely want to give it a try
Yes
Welcome
Its fun... try puniabi kabadi its even more intense
@@yourikhi thats very huge bro
@@thughunter4205 it is....and it looks more intense...one on one looks more intense than one against whole
This looks so fun and exciting SOMEONE PLEASE BRING THIS TO THE U S OF A! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
US has participated in Kabaddi world cup last year
Bladdy fruit
Bro u may start by urself
Kabaddi is one such sport in which u do not need any props! Like a ball,racqiet or bat, just a bunch of interested guys
US&A
I watched this on Sky a few months backs it was really entertaining even though I didn't understand it fully.
If you watch two or three matches and listen to the english commentary you will get the game pretty easily.
Most Welcome to India there are more than a billion people waiting
I hope sky shows it again durning the pro league
How USA will steal it and make some shitty sport then claim it to be theirs.
Just like they did with basmati. They copied it and now sell it by the name Jasmati.
That's exactly what I thought! Not just the USA tho, but the UK as well.
@@manurr10 omg I read it in our biology book, that really happened? but they dont even use it like everybody knows basmati rice is indian.
@@thestraltheundead4093 I do know magic 🪄
I'm also a kabaddi player💓😍 I play for my district
which district and state?
Finally, indians wont be only known for watching CRICKET. Love to see kabbadi getting coverage
Yeaa 🙏
Kabaddi is an Irani origin game .
@@Q_QQ_Q kabaddi is Indian origin game
@@Q_QQ_Q I don't know whether what you are saying is correct or not but anything is known by the place where it is in practise rather than its origin.
Example:-Pizza was invented in Italy but USA is famous for pizza.
Kabaddi is famous is India more than any other country.
+Shivang Singh you dont know it thats why i am telling you . Its majorily punjabi game . because of the migrants during mughals . In Pakistan its also huge just like in northern india in places where mughals influenced . Persian empire also had turk rulers , they broght Irani game to india . In Iran , Its very popular . Iran beat india many times in past also won both men and women in asian games .
Back in childhood for every indian kid this was a fun exercise
Sooooo much fun. I want to do this...
Currently in Bali. I think I'll start a Kabaddi group... :)
All the best
Tremain Bowman keep bodybuilders in team then no one can stop
@@GoodBoy-cy9tj wrong bro. Techniques
@@GoodBoy-cy9tj bodybuilders can't move swiftly... So much less agility.
What's the update man. It's been over one year, did you play it?
I hope India can invite us Sri Lankans to participate in their teams like IPL. We play this during the New Year.
May be u Shud start a k-league in SL like P-league of pak cricket(not successful) ....there are international pro-kabbadi tournament with international k-teams event sponsored by star sports,..apart from international kabbadi games/tournaments...
Kpl has some foreign players famously kim lee from Korea I bet there would definitely be some sri Lanka's also Only thing they won't have given chance to play which is sad though
Why
Ok
Yea
South Koreans, Iranians etc players take part
I cannot believe that my favorite childhood game was similar to this sport. In Vietnam, a game with rules like this is called 'U'. Like Kabaddi, we have to always speak 'U' when attacking the opponents and return safely before we run out of breath.
Well may be different versions of same game.
Well yeah south east Asia was also influenced by India.
@@gabbar51ngh yeah we share land border so cultural exchange was normal.
@@ishant2009 no most of the cultural exchanges were due to indian ocean trade not land. Also most of indians/descendants are of south indian heritage.
We also come in asia so their is so much similarities
4000 years old ancient indian game🔥🔥🔥🔥😍😍😍😍😍😍
More than that even in Mahabharata period this sports was played.
@@_A_B_H_I_J_I_T_ would love to see sources
@@abhaypatel4292 The most noteworthy mention of kabaddi, however, is found in the Hindu mythological epic, ‘The Mahabharata’. Legend has it that the Pandava warrior Arjuna picked up the skills of Kabaddi under the tutelage of Lord Krishna. He mastered the art of quietly sneaking into enemy traps and demolishing the fortifications without a single scratch on his body.
The epic also talks of the tragic death of Arjuna’s son, Abhimanyu, who was successful in piercing the ‘Chakravyuha’ or the seven-tiered defensive wall of the Kauravas during the Kurukshetra War but did not know the way out.
It is said that Abhimanyu learned the technique of attacking when he was a fetus in Devi Subhadra’s womb by absorbing his father, Arjuna’s narration to his mother. But Arjuna was called by Krishna and the conversation had to stop, depriving the unborn Abhimanyu the knowledge of escape from the deadly formation.
On the 13th day of the Kurukshetra battle, the 16-year-old Abhimanyu broke through the Kaurava formation in a scintillating show of valour and fearlessness. The teenager fought gallantly but ultimately was mercilessly killed by the enemy brigade as he could not escape from their iron clutches.Ancient scripts suggest that the sport of kabaddi was established in memory of the courageous fighter that Abhimanyu was.
@no hymen no diamond not everything in Tamil 😂🤣🤣The most noteworthy mention of kabaddi, however, is found in the Hindu mythological epic, ‘The Mahabharata’. Legend has it that the Pandava warrior Arjuna picked up the skills of Kabaddi under the tutelage of Lord Krishna. He mastered the art of quietly sneaking into enemy traps and demolishing the fortifications without a single scratch on his body.
The epic also talks of the tragic death of Arjuna’s son, Abhimanyu, who was successful in piercing the ‘Chakravyuha’ or the seven-tiered defensive wall of the Kauravas during the Kurukshetra War but did not know the way out.
It is said that Abhimanyu learned the technique of attacking when he was a fetus in Devi Subhadra’s womb by absorbing his father, Arjuna’s narration to his mother. But Arjuna was called by Krishna and the conversation had to stop, depriving the unborn Abhimanyu the knowledge of escape from the deadly formation.
On the 13th day of the Kurukshetra battle, the 16-year-old Abhimanyu broke through the Kaurava formation in a scintillating show of valour and fearlessness. The teenager fought gallantly but ultimately was mercilessly killed by the enemy brigade as he could not escape from their iron clutches.Ancient scripts suggest that the sport of kabaddi was established in memory of the courageous fighter that Abhimanyu was.
@@ishanjha5010 Their is thousands of proof of Mahabharata it's not mythology it's history 🙏
Its popular in Nepal too.I guess once it was regarded as the national game but no professional teams and players here🙁
It's a national game of Nepal dude
@CRISTIANO RONALDO their fault
Apan log to pass pass hi rehte hain
@@kashutosh9132 im worried , kp oli is gonna say kabaddi was originated in nepal
@@shaikbasha7833 🤣😂
A massive kudos should go to Star Sports India for promoting this game like never before. The marketing and campaigning was amazing for the tournament. For the first time ever my family and I sat together to watch a sport other than cricket
And also to Anand Mahindra’s idea who made it equally professional like any other game. It was his idea to switch dirt ground with colourful mats, grooming players etc which in this current time where popularity go hand in hand with aesthetic, helped a lot to promote this game.
I wud be happy to play kabaddi with u.
@@kisslayy5379 arre Havsi; kuch sharm kar
Kabaddi was always more popular just that you guys came about it now!
@cITRIC ACId yeah because it's on TV everyday now
Yes
This IS the actual truth.
Yes most famous game here in rular area of punjab and harayana💪
It originated in southern india.. so nothing new 🚶
this looks so fun as someone from the Philiipines it reminds me of a game we used to play on the streets when we were young. I can see this going big in our country.
Block 123? xD
Kabaadi is a game invented by Punjabis not Indians
Mr Singh Punjabis are also Indians
True but this is too aggressive for what our traditional games we are used too 😂 😂 😂
patintero ba sir? haha
Saying "kabaddi" isn't necessary now. There's just a time limit for now.
Also I wouldn't jump in kabaddi with professionals like this. It's kinda like rugby
Thank you I was wondering why raiders weren't saying kabaddi, seems like a good change, a time limit can be enforced easier, than someone repeating words.
Good call. It made it sound like a gay child's game.
It still is necessary as far as I know. I remember last season a raider was given out for not chanting the word "kabaddi". (It was Mohammad Maghsodhlou if you know him.)
Except rugby is on grass, softens ground impact.
Tackled on here could be damaging.
Still keen to give this a go
@@nikhildeodhar143 "It was Mohammad Maghsodhlou if you know him"
Oh yeah I know him SO well it's not even funny. Sick of the man. He keeps coming around my house asking me out and I just keep telling him "no Mohammad I ain't gay you really shouldn't sacrifice your professional kabaddi dream for little ol' me". He leaves roses on the stairs and shit. The dude really can't take a hint...
^My bad couldn't resist. It's late and the question was pretty funny:P
Well the game looks decently fun (minus the possible difficulties in judging if a touch has been made or not) but verbally repeating kabaddi is just silly and stupid and, again, makes it seem more like a children's game than a sport.
Whenever he says "kabaddi" he sounds like a he is saying "kabadi" ( scrap dealer )😂😂
Exactly
Actually it came tamil word kaipudi = Kai(hand)+pudi(hold)
It deformed into kabadi later 😂 naturally .
@@hunter-z4547 thats how words change with geography...
u don't say its deformed
Yeah Kabbadi has always been the most popular local sport and now it's good to see that it's getting the fame it deserves! :)
All of India's ancient games are extremely marketable. Kabaddi isn't a rural sport. I played it all the time in school in dust grounds with friends in the middle of the city even though no PE teacher ever asked us to play it. My cousins in college also play kabaddi a lot. Kabaddi is extremely fun, but you have to take care not to injure yourself.
I went to an elite private school and we played it as well. But it really was a part of our school's attempt at connecting it with our Indian roots. As far as I know ours was the only private school in our city that played it. We played it against more rural, or poorer schools.
So true I used to play kabbadi all the time when I was in school.
@@simonthomas1878 Elite school means the rich kids are disconnected from the real side of India. So, its obvious why they tried.
@@TheFourthWinchester I know. And I appreciate it. They did a lot to root us. I used to be bored of it, but I realize how I'm so much better than my very Westernized compatriots from other schools.
Comcast.. Most of em working there are indians
10 yrs back. Almost every year during 15th august, it used to rain in delhi so when it started raining instead of flying kites, we used to play kabbadi in rain on apartment top. Happy to see the sport grow so much !
Kabbadi is Men's sport
@@YTworld-69 Nope. Women also play it.
@@YTworld-69 shut up idiot, its for both gender
same story from another delhi guy but i was prepared for rain and panni ki patang was ready .
You fly kites in the rain???
It's been a part of Asian Games for 3 decades. Definitely more popular than some Olympics sports like synchronized swimming, canoeing, trampoline and the equestrian sports.
First time I saw Kabaddi in an indian restaurant I had to ask the waiter "what the hell is this game, i have no idea what is happening"
This would be so hard to play though, just imagine getting tackled by 7 guys
Nope
Everyone can play it
That's the kick !
Raider must developed his escaping skills. There are many skills for raiders and also for defenders.
It hurts. 😅
It is the national Game of Bangladesh
Irony . Ours is Hockey .
And also state game of telangana india
Why the f**k is hockey even an Indian thing lol,I hate that sport so much.Atleast cricket could have made sense.
@@AssassinYTLive because we were good in hockey when it declared national game
@@rozernaroha3169 we don't have any National game. It's a game
1 Day This Desi Game Can Give Tough Competition To IPL For Sure...✌️😎👌🤩 Best Of Luck PKL👏🤝
I don't think so..
Yes in a parallel universe.
Btw I think ipl is also desi...
Just W8 n C Guyz... And For Ur Kind Information IPL Is Desi But Cricket Is Not🤙🤭
IPL is in worlds top 5 biggest sports leagues
@Athul P religion hona ke bawajood final mey fooose hojaate hai😂🤣😂🤣
We used to play this in our Village . Love from GAJAPATI,ODISHA .
Played this game on beach in India with some locals and it was super fun. Definitely give it a try if you get a chance
Hilarious! My mom used to play this when she was in high school in the 1950s.
This looks incredibly fun, I'd like to try it with some friends.
been binging Kabaddi content for like 13 hours, this sport looks amazing!!! if only i could find a place to play near me
well you need a friend and some plaster of Paris or white colour draw lines to play this sports it has easy rule sexy game of strength and athletism.
Even soccer needs a ball. This needs absolutely nothing other than a marked court and 13 friends 😂
you don't find kaabadi players! you make them! - Pro kaabadi player
Used to play the game 50 years ago with my cousin's and friends on river sand on summer evenings and night's..brings back childhood memories..
🤔 interesting...
Yess
well I was playing this game and I tore my friend's new dress😂😂 my mother punished me for that but I still play it
British Empire In it's 200 Years Reign in India Did only Two Good Things :
1. Giving us Cricket
2. Not Claiming Kabaddi as their own sport 😂
Even Cricket is more indian than British now
Do u watch ashes or test? cricket is as English as it was.
@@Thanos-hp1mw India is best test cricket team in terms of rankings.
@@paulsaha2242 ya best team loses to England (the 5th rank team at that time )
Vivek sharma hockey was also given by British
Cricket is not purely "British". Cricket is a modification of Indian sport "kajja".
Used to play this as a kid.. Most fun to play.
Punjabis and haryanvis are champion of Kabaadi
USE "INDIA" GET VIEWS 👌👌
It's true for many channels but not for this one. They've been covering India for like 2-3 months.
They are on a India tour so trying to cover up as many as topics possible
STFU...it doesn't mean the they dont have to make any videos on us...little kid
It's good for Indian too
Just because youtube is banned in China until then
My grandmothers late husband was punjabi and as kids he’d make us play this game its a fun game.
I didn't know it was a growing sport. Having grown up playing it as one of my favourites alongside badminton and kho-kho, I thought everyone was already interested in the sport, or at least they knew how to play. Regardless, I am glad it is gaining international traction; sports like gilli-danda, kho-kho, and kabadi are indeed great, and also have a nostalgic factor for many.
Yes absolutely . I hope Kho-Kho also gets its recognition that it deserves soon.
Don't show it to the Americans... They'll give it some weird name !!
Like soccer 😂
Example soccer Bruhh 😂
In Chile, you have to say "Soooooooo"
In Haryana everyday We play Kabaddi ❤️❤️🔥 amazing sport
Telangana south indian also it is popular.
RSS camp's favorite game , being played from last 90 years
true.
What about Street sh1tting & lynching ?
@CRISTIANO RONALDO Oh they also do that
I didn't knew that.
@mahesh deshmukh There's hardly any physical activity in Cricket so it's hardlyplayed for physical exercise.
@@pineappleburger7281 so your rice bag converts
Superb game to watch. Channel 4 used to show it on saturday mornings in the uk. When i was growing up. As a Brit i loved it.
You didn't explain HOW it's growing. The factors behind it's growth.
Kabaddi is a part of rural India. People even travel to other villages to see a Kabaddi tournament. It's a simple game and rural people are well informed about Kabaddi's rules and terms.
And now, their favorite game is on TV and internet. They can watch it while sitting at home.
Plus Urban India is also enjoying the game which is a bonus point.
Because of kabadi league
Once you play it,you cant stop yourself
The game did not change. If just because of enjoyment then it would be popular long time back. @@esportsind5924
@@TheAnkurp09 The league existed long before popularity.
"That was just the warm-up" lol 😂 cute
That Telugu Titans defence 💪
DragonClawProductions Sports teams from Telengana/Hyderabad always have a good defence, from the Sunrises to the Titans.
@@ahumanperson1638 is that the reason,Why sun risers lost to CSK last season and titans have never won a pkl title ??? By the way why did titans represent vizag last season??? Imbeciles should limit themselves to kitchen !! Let alone talk about telangana ??? the team is called Telugu Titans but not telangana titans and Hyderabad is a mutual capital for both andhra and telangana for 10 years so limit your knowledge to yourself don't spread it in social media ,moron!!!!
Don't do this here
Didn't qualify.
@Pacific Rimjobim fine man ,are you ok?
Jang kun lee, Star kabaddi player from S. Korea said that "I've never seen a single person who tried kabaddi and not enjoyed it". And it seems that the anchor enjoyed it too😄
I’m in! Let’s do this! 😃
So much Indian content on the CNBC 'International'. Don't mind me, loving the attention. ;)
At least positive stuffs on International media is good for everyone... Unlike BBC, CNN, Al Jazeera
@zverodion288 Al Jazeera is pro-Islamic but being run by Qatar means they are anti-Saudi Arabia. The Islamic world is one fucked up mess to try to follow, Iran vs Saudi, Qatar vs Saudi, Turkey vs Kurds, Syria vs rebels. Does anyone over there know what diplomacy is?
*Interesting Sport!*
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You can say it..... World no 1 kabbadi Team with most no of world cup 🚩🇮🇳
We girls used to play kabaddi in school, in high summer heat even when no PE teacher asked us to play. The 40℃ heat never bothered us. The ground was dirt. Scraped both knee once while returning to my own court after raiding, it was bloodied but it was my best match till date!
I must have loose so many banyan due to this game and lot of injury one being fatal as I broke my arm.
OMG😬
Pardes 1997 with SRK introduced me to Kabaddi. Well, at least I was old enough to know what it was. It might have been in earlier Indian movies I watched but was too young to remember
I am kabaddi player .
😎😎😎 In my college team.
lolol baniya
That’s gay
@@VELR3Y name checks out
@@VELR3Y xyd
🤣🤣🤣bhai tu aage ja ske he rr
Thank you CNBC International for this Video , we love " Kabaddi " .
💪Kabaddi 👳💪
I lost my buttons and shirt and sometimes pant in this game because school uniform is not suitable for playing kabaddi, but we always played in that uniform and that memories are always awesome ❤️
I remembering playing Kabbadi while growing up in Nepal
I saw this in an anime, Chio's School Road, and thought it was a children's game 😶 that was made up for the show.
Now an actual kabaddi anime is there. Burning kabaddi
In Syria we called it Aram, but it was more aggressive cuz when u catch a raider you don't just hold him for 30 seconds but you beat him until he says Aram :), a very nice game.
India owe this to Pro Kabaddi league. Go PKL!!
I used to play in my childhood, in school, on terrace with neighbour friends, sometimes got injuries on knee, elbows or on hand... But still recalling it, feels so good memories... Feel to go back in childhood again... Away from these high-tech world.
Love kabadi
🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Love India
americans wouldnt go fo the hand holding
😂😂😂
America also participated in kabaddi world cup.
For your information.
@@johndaniels1779 😂😂😂
@@johndaniels1779 burrrrrnnnnn 😂😂
actually hand holding is a tactic because defender has to be cautious, the attacker is usually aggressive and while defending you don't have enough option while the raider can touch anyone so the reason behind hand holding is that the person holding hand will pull you back if the raider tries to touch you also if you notice the person in the back is holding the wrist of the person in the front
Kabaddi was invented in India...its a game from Indian soil🇮🇳🇮🇳
India is nothing but a gaint garbage
@@merohit121 why
Rohit Ahir you are doing right. Politicians just eat the cleaning budget and then say all the world is dirty or was dirty and full of pollution when they were growing up and it is our time to grow so pollution, rubbish etc are inevitable. So they are giving license to public, farmers, industry not to recycle anything, burn whatever you can without a care. Modi started clean India but he knew all along that it was a gimmick as no policy of reward, punishment to anyone was issued by his govt. Biggest scam is in cleaning Ganga project. I was surprised 2 years back, in fight between the two parties BJP and aap, rubbish was piling on roads of the capital Delhi for days if not weeks.
@@merohit121 what is contribution towards Ur nation ?
@@pranavvaishnave7648 bro😂
UP Yoda. May the force be with you
At last :- kabaddi is a serious sport 🗿
At last :- kabaddi is a serious sport 🗿
Kabbadi is our ancient game and it is sad to.say that we are forgotten this but pro kabbadi bring it back know it our duty to make kabbadi league as compared to ipl
I sometimes wonder if CNBC is an Indian news channel, the way they focus so much on India.
Since JIO launch, most Indians are now glued to CZcams.
Thier views increased when they come with Indian content.
Sadly our last piece from India actually. We try to get as many stories as we can out of one trip!
It’s own by 🇸🇬 Singapore and committed to show great content for China 🇨🇳 and silly content for 🇮🇳 India.
@@CNBCi Do the next on China, especially how China developed so fast and become so technologically advanced, despite the two countries becoming independent at almost the same time,and having no significant difference in GDP then,and now how come India is so backward and has 1/6 of China's GDP. Is India's democracy to blame?
Even Though i love Cricket and F1 but Due to PKL the passion for Kabaddi is keep on Growing.
for me, it is CRICKET, FOOTBALL and UFC but good to see a new sport like KABADDI getting attention in INDIA
I think subscribing to T-series has been the fastest growing sport in India
lol
So true i have subbed with my 5 accounts
T-series only has 1%of the indian population subscribed to its channel.
I remember Kabaddi being on Channel 4 back in the early 90s in the UK. We started playing it on our lawns in the North East of Scotland. It was on every Saturday morning. So...not a new thing.
Playing kabbadi player is a very much interesting experiance......I am 16 year old and I have also participated in competition also.....it diserve much more attention than cricket
2:52
this is also the reason why i love fighting games.
Kabadi (another form is called "hadudu") always has been a traditional sport in Indian Subcontinent. People from Afghanistan all the way to Bangladesh play this game. Its has always been significant to considered national sport.
Its a sport every villager would play in certain seasons on dusty, muddy or soft grounds. People in urban area cant play because rarely there are known or good playing grounds for kabadi in urban areas.
The difference is now in the growth of the game is that it has become big commercially and much of it comes from the TV networks taking interest. Much of it comes benefiting from the growth of commercial infrastructure in recent years mainly due to investments from cricket.
Looks pretty fun! I wish I could try it out
Come to India, me nd my friends play regularly. We will teach u
Last statement says it all , it's not an easy sport buddy.
This is the time to support the players and we have to become the sport playing nation.
It was always there, but ignored by the media, as it was purely indian. A major in rural India.
This looks a helluva lot better than cricket.
Cricket is not an Indian game ..it's just popular in India
Where I come from we have a game just like this called 'B'. It's based on most of the same principals, but the raider has to say 'B' and not stop as long as he is on the defender's side (it has to be a long 'B', like 'beeeeeeeeeeee' until his breath runs out). If he fails to do so when he's at their side he is out. This game is usually done in an unorganized field with only the participants' shoes marking the borders of the game and is more of a regional game rather than a national game (I never heard of people who play this game in my country who play this game outside of the people near my age group I know. I never knew about it being a professional sport until someone sent this video in one of my Whatsapp groups. Besides, it's a good game, I can definitely see it catching on.
I'm from the United States and I'm interested in this game this looks really fun an interesting looks like there's a lot of strategy to it too
We used to play in our childhood. Good to see this being played on international level.🇮🇳😍
Kabaddi was always a professional sports. I played it till district level in my school days. It is a part of Asian Games and India has dominated it at Asian games and bagged almost all the Gold medals. Pro kanaddi has made it popular and household.
He was so red at the end. 😂
I saw this on espn one day and couldn't stop watching it
Ohh i thought the guy in thumbnail is joe root
Love this totally desi international game, I also enjoyed playing kabbadi years back.
This is also "U" in Vietnam. You have to constantly say "Uuuuuu" when you raid, but when you stopped you lose. Similar tot Kabaddi.
IPL only 411m ? I think this is an Old Data because Only the final between Csk vs Srh Was Watched by 383m people/ 55m TV Sets let alone Cumulative Figures..
Cumulative Figures wouy be over 800m this time around
797M last year (2017). 800M+ this year.
Bro u r the best ...am now going to follow u on CZcams
I see you everywhere
Kabbadi is best
looks like freeze tag, except with tackling and you take turns..
It’s our national sport in Bangladesh
At childhood we used to play this game a lot
To my fellow Filipinos, Patintero as an Official Pro Sport
This game is amazing - strength and strategy in tandem at all times
my childhood sports
it's good to see how it grows
I would watch this. So much more exciting to me than say golf. Not saying golf is boring in general, but to me I love fast paced high intensity sports, and this is one! 👏 🙌🏼
Well... im ready to watch a match! More please :]
Search for pro kabbdi
Watch the prokabaddi league
Search on CZcams "pro kabaddi"
Do watch....Pro kabaddi will be coming at the end of this year
Everyone in the world should play this game. Such a amazing game.
0:06 "UP Yoda" = Jedi Master Yoda's cousin whom no one wants to talk about
Lol but actually yodha means warrior
UP means Uttar Pradesh state
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Yodha is a sanskrit word of Warrior