The Amateur Kabaddi Federation Of India (AKFI) Makes Historic Move

Kabaddi, an indigenous game was referred to as a village sport is now reaching all over the world. Pro Kabaddi League which was started in 2014 gave a new life to the sport and as a result, it has become hugely popular.

Lately many district, national, international level tournaments are being commenced. The Kabaddi season is ongoing with full swing. Soon Federation Cup will be held.

The Amateur Kabaddi Federation Of India (AKFI) has made an announcement regarding the squad size in the game. The decision was made in a meeting held by AKFI officials.

According to AKFI rules, each participating team should have minimum 10 or maximum 12 players – 7 on the mat to play, 5 for the substitutions. But in a historic move the squad size has been increased from 12 to 14 players.

This rule will be applicable for all national level tournaments. Such huge move is welcomed by the players since they will get chance to play at national level making their team stronger.