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11. |
Loosing the
Cant : To stop the
repeated and clear sounding aloud of
the word “KABADDI” or the take in a
breath during a cant is known as
Loosing the Cant. A cant must be
started and continued within one and
the same respiration |
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12. |
To put out
an anti : If a raider
touches an anti without the breach
of the rules of play or if any part
of the body of an anti touches any
part of the body of the raider and
then the raider touches his court
with the cant, the anti is said to
be put out. |
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13. |
To hold a
raider : |
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To reach
court safely : If the
raider touches his court with any
part of his body without breach of
rules with cant, he is said to have
reached his court safely and turn of
raid is over. |
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15. |
Touch: |
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16.. |
Struggle : |
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17.. |
Raid :
When the raider enters the court of
opponent with cant it is known as
Raid. |
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18. |
Successful
raid : When
the raider crosses the baulk line of
the defending team at least once
during the course of a raid and
reaches his court with cants, it is
known as a successful raid. |
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(i) |
In case the anti or anties are put out, the raider need
not cross the baulk line but must
reach his court with the cant. |
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(ii) |
Baulk line is said
to be completely
crossed when any
part of the body of
the raider has got
contact with the
ground between the
baulk line and the
end line of the
opponent's court and
no part of the body
of the raider is in
contact with the
ground between the
mid line (March
line) and the baulk
line. |
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19. |
Persuit
: When an anti rushes the
opponent's court with cant and
without breach of rules, with a view
to put out the returning raider, it
is called persuit. |
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20. |
Bonus Line
: The line parallel
to baulk line toward end line is
known as Bonus line. The distance of
bonus line shall be 1 meter from the
baulk line. |
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Note :
When raider comes in contact with
the ground between the end line and
bonus line and leaves the contact of
ground between the midline and bonus
line is known as crossing the "bonus
line". |
