Kho Kho is a traditional Indian tag sport played between two teams, usually on a rectangular field. One team sits in a row in the centre of the field, while the other team’s players run and try to avoid being touched by the chasers. The game involves speed, agility, and quick reflexes, making it a physically demanding and exciting sport. Players must use strategy to tag opponents while coordinating with teammates to block escape paths. Kho Kho promotes teamwork, endurance, and mental alertness. Traditionally played in schools, villages, and during festivals, it has been a part of India’s sporting culture for centuries. The game is played with minimal equipment, making it accessible and popular in rural areas. Kho Kho teaches discipline, planning, and strategic movement on the field. Over the years, it has grown into a professional sport with national and state-level competitions. Its fast-paced action and cultural significance make Kho Kho an enduring and beloved Indian game.
Highlights
- Traditional Indian tag sport played between two teams.
- Requires speed, agility, and strategic movement.
- Chasers aim to tag runners while using teamwork to block paths.
- Promotes endurance, reflexes, and mental alertness.
- Widely played in schools, villages, and professional competitions.
