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From his early days as a player to his current role as a coach, Skip Dhillon shares his passion for the sport, and developing Kabaddi in Scotland.

The Kabaddi World Cup 2025 is more than just a sporting spectacle—it is an international celebration of culture, creativity, and community

The Paddy Power Kabaddi World Cup 2025 will bring sports fans from across the globe to the West Midlands this month – and attendees of drinking age will now be able to enjoy the World Cup’s official beer, as well as a specially curated menu of food and drink for the duration of the competition.

We caught up with Christy Tai, a key player for the Hong Kong China women’s team. Christy opened up about her unique introduction to kabaddi, her experiences as a defender, and her aspirations as she prepares for her second World Cup.

We spoke with Bartlomiej (Bart) Gorniak, the General Secretary of the Polish Kabaddi Federation. Bart shared his personal story, the unique rise of kabaddi in Poland, and his hopes for both the Polish team and the future of this thrilling sport.