The kabaddi of our childhood, what are your memories

Mistaavee said:
Kabaddi was a part of my childhood, and I remembered it as a long and exhausting game of rural India. I mean, the actual rules are that game will continue until one team is either completely out or if one of teams surrenders because they are exhausted OR when your parents call off the game because you have been playing it for last seven hours without finishing any of your daily chores. I mean for me, it was always the last option for me though. Dad would come, grab me by my collar and drag me back to home. There mom would wash me up because actual kabaddi is played in mud.
It was when Indian sports council decided that they want to take kabaddi to commonwealth and other tournaments, specific rules were laid and to keep the game fast paced, lobby and bonus points were introduced.

Well, enough about me reminiscing about my childhood, but I do wish for one episode where they leave the mat, and go play kabaddi in mud leaving all the modern rules behind, just for fun.

Mistaavee said:
Kabaddi was a part of my childhood, and I remembered it as a long and exhausting game of rural India. I mean, the actual rules are that game will continue until one team is either completely out or if one of teams surrenders because they are exhausted OR when your parents call off the game because you have been playing it for last seven hours without finishing any of your daily chores. I mean for me, it was always the last option for me though. Dad would come, grab me by my collar and drag me back to home. There mom would wash me up because actual kabaddi is played in mud.
It was when Indian sports council decided that they want to take kabaddi to commonwealth and other tournaments, specific rules were laid and to keep the game fast paced, lobby and bonus points were introduced.

Well, enough about me reminiscing about my childhood, but I do wish for one episode where they leave the mat, and go play kabaddi in mud leaving all the modern rules behind, just for fun.

R1ULTRAMAX said:
We were'nt allowed to play kabaddi in school and also not allowed to play sports in our formal uniform. But our class got a free period, so we went to the school's cricket ground. We all decided to play kabaddi even though we might get caught and beaten up xD. We played long enough. Then there were mere 20 minutes left before our departure from school. We had stopped playing kabaddi about 5 minutes ago. But everyone were fooling around in open collar buttons and open ties. Our shoes were off as well because we used them to draw the kabaddi line. I adviced my friends to pack up but no one liestened. And guess what our principal saw us and called us to his office. I was fine cause I knew he might come as his office was right in front of the cricket ground so I packed up asap before the school bell rang. He did not allow them to go home by bus and held them in his office and then called their parents. This was a small incident though. Once we were playing kabaddi on a higher ground. My friend fell and broke both of his arms. Still he was somehow playing pubg with us even though he had plasters on both of his hands xD. And then once one of my friend broke his leg while playing and he was bedridden for 4-5 months. His whole year was wasted. But I still love to play the game.