SUKKUR, Oct 19 (APP):The Sindh Kabaddi team lifted the trophy after winning the final of a two day Kabaddi tournament held at the Exhibition Ground, Sukkur on Sunday evening. The tournament was organized by the Sindh Sports and Youth Affairs Department on the directives of the Government of Sindh with the aim of promoting regional and traditional sports. Teams from Sindh and Punjab participated in the event, showcasing exceptional skill, …
SUKKUR, Oct 19 (APP):The Sindh Kabaddi team lifted the trophy after winning the final of a two day Kabaddi tournament held at the Exhibition Ground, Sukkur on Sunday evening.
The tournament was organized by the Sindh Sports and Youth Affairs Department on the directives of the Government of Sindh with the aim of promoting regional and traditional sports.
Teams from Sindh and Punjab participated in the event, showcasing exceptional skill, strength and sportsmanship that kept the crowd engaged till the last raid.
Secretary Sports and Youth Affairs Sindh, Munwar Ali Mahesar graced the final as chief guest. Deputy Director Sports Mir Muhammad, District Sports Officer Akhlaq Memon and other officials of the department were also present.
In a thrilling final, Sindh defeated Punjab to emerge as champion. At the closing ceremony, trophies and cash prizes were distributed among the winning team and players of the visiting team.
Renowned Kabaddi players including Janab Umrani, Shahnawaz Mirani, Amanat Chachar, Shano Malik and Aamir Fauji participated in the tournament and displayed their talent.
A large number of citizens, particularly from Old Sukkur, attended the matches, reflecting their deep-rooted love for Kabaddi, a traditional sport that forms an integral part of Sindh’s cultural heritage.
The event was further enlivened by performances of local folk artists who entertained the audience with traditional tunes.
Officials said the tournament was organized to promote regional sports, encourage youth towards healthy and positive activities and preserve the cultural legacy associated with traditional games.