Ha-Du-Du
Also known as Kabaddi (national name), Hu-Tu-Tu
Bangladesh's own version of Kabaddi, where a raider chants 'du-du' non-stop crossing into enemy territory to tag defenders.
How to play
Divide into two equal teams on either side of a centre line.
One raider at a time crosses the line while chanting 'du-du-du-du' on a single breath.
The raider tries to touch one or more defenders and return safely before running out of breath.
Defenders try to wrestle the raider down or hold them until they break the chant.
Touched defenders are out; a captured raider is out.
Play for a set number of raids per side.
Team with the most opponents eliminated wins.
Note: Ha-Du-Du uses looser rules than formal Kabaddi, no strict court markings needed.
Keep it fair
The chant must be continuous and audible. If other players cannot hear 'du-du' the raider is out, make audibility the rule, not the honor system.
