Bangladesh and in West Bengal, the original version is still called 'Ha- du-du' in some parts.
Kabbadi is known as 'Ha du du' in Bangladesh and this is the national game of this country.The sport is also popular in Nepal,Sri Lanka, Japan and Pakistan. The sport is also popular in Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Japan and Pakistan.
The first world Kabaddi championship in the history of The Game, was organized in Hamilton when approximately 14.000 people packed Copps Coliseum, to watch stars from India, Pakistan, Canada, England, and the United States compete. The first world Kabaddi championship in the history of the game, was held in Hamilton, where about 14,000 people packed Copps Coliseum, to watch the stars from India, Pakistan, Canada, UK, USA and compete.
The game of Kabbadi is mostly popular in the countries of the Indian sub-continent and it has gained some amount of favour in many other countries as well. Basically a team game of opposition involving attack and defence, the main advantage of Kabaddi is that it requires absolutely no set-up or elaborate paraphernalia apart from two teams and a play area. It is both a game of skill and of power and the most common sport in rural India and Bangladesh. Incidentally, Kabaddi happens to be the national sport of Bangladesh.
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