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The Pro Kabaddi League is landing in Melbourne!

Are you ready for a sports experience like no other? The Pro Kabaddi League is bringing its electrifying action to John Cain Arena on 28 December coinciding with Day 3 of the Boxing Day Test between Australia and India. Plus, all adult tickets are only $20 and kids under 12 get in free*.

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Whether you’re a lifelong Kabaddi fan, an AFL fan or a curious sports enthusiast, this event promises a heart-pounding experience and cultural celebration.

The crossover promises a once in a lifetime event that’s bound to be fascinating. Catch some of the biggest Kabaddi stars, as well as a talented team of former AFL players trading the footy field for the Kabaddi mat.

What is Kabaddi?

For the uninitiated, Kabaddi is a fast-paced team sport that originated in India but has captured global attention for its unique combination of strength, agility, and teamwork. It is the second most popular sport in India, rooted deeply in the country’s culture and history. Imagine wrestling, rugby, and tag all rolled into one showdown!

Why should you go the Pro Kabaddi League?

1. The stellar line-up

More than 20 Kabaddi stars are making their Australian debut, including legends Ajay Thakur, Deepak Hooda, Rakesh Kumar, Jeeva Kumar and Anup Kumar.

While a host of former AFL stars are stepping out of their comfort zone to bring their agility and athletic prowess to the court including Campbell Brown (Coach), Josh Kennedy (Captain), Dyson Heppell, Marc Murphy, Dan Hannebery, Michael Hibberd, Billy Gowers, Trent McKenzie and Liam Shiels.

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2. Experience the Culture

The Pro Kabaddi League isn’t just about the sport – it’s a celebration of Indian culture. This event offers a unique chance to experience something new and what has captivated over 350 million Indian fans last season.

The Pro Kabaddi League has something for everyone – with the action-packed matches, cultural festivities and electric atmosphere to make it an unforgettable outing.

It will also be family friendly – with children under 12 years old going free with adult tickets purchased*. Noting all attendees must present a ticket. So what are you waiting for? Grab your tickets now HERE and get ready to chant “Kabaddi, Kabaddi”.