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Rating: 5 out of 5 based on 2 reviews

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The Pro Kabaddi League lands in Melbourne this December for the first time on Australian soil, delivering an electric viewing experience at the iconic John Cain Arena.

Some of the best Kabaddi players in the world will assemble to battle it out in the All-Star Melbourne Raid, while Aussie sporting legends take on Kabaddi rising stars.

Bring your family or friends; there’s something for everyone in this team-driven contact sport, which captivated over 350 million Indian fans last season.

Pro Kabaddi League players coming for the event include Rakesh Kumar, Deepak Hooda, Ajay Thakur, Anup Kumar, Jeeva Kumar, Sandeep Narwal and Vishal Bhardwaj.

The Aussie Raider team includes Josh Kennedy (captain), Dan Hannebery, Marc Murphy, Michael Hibberd, Dyson Heppell, Brett Deledio, Trent McKenzie and Billy Gowers. Campbell Brown is the coach of the Australian team.

Catch the Melbourne Raid on December 28, played on the evening of day three of the Australia vs India Boxing Day Test.

Follow @PKLMelbourneRaid for more player announcements.

Kids under 12 years old go free with adult tickets purchased*. All attendees must present a ticket.

Reviews

Rating: 5 out of 5 based on 2 reviews
  • Really Entertaining!

    by Seamus on 29/12/24Rating: 5 out of 5

    Had a fantastic time. A really entertaining sport to watch live. Would love to see more Kabaddi games played in Melbourne.

  • Expansion of Kabaddi

    by Prabhat sharaf on 27/12/24Rating: 5 out of 5

    I am very happy that now Kabaddi is spreading its wings in different parts of the world and is expanding. It is a very good thing that a Kabaddi competition is being held in Melbourne. This will increase the recognition and excellence of better players from India and abroad.