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Question
Read the description of the Kabaddi match and do the following:
Describe, in your own words, the important events in the first half.
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Solution
The match began with 9A winning the toss. They sent their raider Govind who swiftly touched Suresh from 9B and scored a point. Then 9B sent their raider, ace player Ravi. Ravi wrestled down Mangesh, a strong player from 9A. However, Mangesh saved himself. He scored 3 points for his team, as Ravi, Mohan, and Ajinkya, who were holding him, were declared out. Then Mihir from 9B managed to tag Sohan from 9A. After this came Vivek's raid. The remaining 3 players from 9B caught his arm and tried to pull him back, but he went across the midline with the anti-raiders hanging onto his arm. Thus the whole of the 9B team was declared out.
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