After being held outdoors last year, the Windsor Kabaddi Cup returned for its second annual edition this weekend inside the WFCU Centre.
The Windsor Kabaddi Cup featured six teams of 10 players from all around the world, who play under the Kabaddi Federation of Ontario, competing in the traditional Indian team sport.
In the game, players alternate running into the opposing team’s half, tagging as many opponents as possible and returning to their own half without being tackled.
The sport blends elements of wrestling, tag and strategic team play.
The inaugural Windsor Kabaddi Cup was held last year at McHugh Park.
According to a tournament organizer, relocating the event to the WFCU Centre this year has increased visibility for the sport — one which remains unfamiliar to many in Windsor.
“Kabaddi is going to a next level every year. Doing it in the WFCU has put us on another level,” …