
Kabaddi Defensive Skills Explained: Ankle Hold, Block, Dash and Chain Tackle
Learn how ankle holds, blocks, dashes and chain tackles work, and why defensive coordination is often as important as individual strength.
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Coverage of kabaddi matches, leagues, teams, players, results, schedules, and major developments.

Learn how ankle holds, blocks, dashes and chain tackles work, and why defensive coordination is often as important as individual strength.
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Compare the structure of standard kabaddi matches, league-stage games and knockout contests, including what can happen when scores are level.
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Learn how to read kabaddi player statistics, including raid points, tackle points, Super 10s, High 5s and other performance measures used in match and season records.
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A beginner-friendly guide to the core rules of kabaddi, covering raids, tackles, scoring, bonus points, outs, revivals and the conditions that decide a match.
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A clear guide to the Pro Kabaddi League season structure, including the league table, qualification, play-ins and playoffs, with Season 12 details identified separately.
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Learn what raiders, corners, covers and all-rounders typically do in kabaddi and how their roles change between attack and defence.
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Understand the main ways points are scored in kabaddi, from successful raids and tackles to bonus points, all-outs and other match situations.
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Learn what a kabaddi raider must do during a raid, how touches and bonus points work, and what can make a raid unsuccessful.
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Kabaddi standings combine match results with a competition's points and tiebreak rules. Learn how wins, losses, ties, score difference and qualification positions can interact.
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India's route into international kabaddi competitions depends on the event, governing body, entry system and selection rules. This guide explains how national selection, continental events and major multi-sport competitions fit together.
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