Cricket is a sport that originated in England, while Kabaddi, Kho-kho, and Gilli-danda are all indigenous sports of India.

Kabaddi is the most popular indigenous sport in India, with a large following across the country.

The objective of the game of Kabaddi is to score points by touching the opponent's players while holding your breath.

There are 7 players on each team in a Kabaddi match.

The captain is the player who leads the Kabaddi team.

Dodge is not a valid move in Kabaddi.

Kho-kho is a sport in which players throw a small ball at each other.

There are 9 players on each team in a Kho-kho match.

The objective of the game of Kho-kho is to score points by touching the opponent's players while running across the court.

The captain is the player who leads the Kho-kho team.

Dodge is not a valid move in Kho-kho.

Gilli-danda is a sport in which players use a stick to hit a wooden peg into a hole.

There are 2 players on each team in a Gilli-danda match.

The objective of the game of Gilli-danda is to score points by hitting the opponent's peg with your stick.

The captain is the player who leads the Gilli-danda team.

Tackling the opponent's player is not a valid move in Gilli-danda.