Wednesday, August 22, 2012

Sports in India - the result of determining the Sun


Sports commonly refer to activities where the physical capabilities to the competitor are the sole determinant of the outcome. In early India, Sport in India were very concerned about the development of the physical and the art of offense and defense. Along with recreation, sports played a vital role in the development of the personality of a man. Important from a wide variety of indoor games included them, Music, Dance and dinging, Wrestling, other sports such as fishing and boating, Chariot race, Archery, etc.

But now, popular sports in India include Cricket, Football, Field Hockey, Lawn Tennis, Chess, Boxing, Gymnastics, Sailing, Squash, Volleyball, Billiards and Snooker, Polo, Kabaddi, a formula, and rifle shooting. Although field hockey is the national sport of India, cricket is the most popular sport in the country.

By far, cricket is the most popular sport in India these days. It has helped many players to the game, like Kapil Dev, Sunil Gavaskar, Mahindar Singh, Tendulakar Sachin, Sourav Ganguli, Rahul Dravid, Mahinder Singh Dhoni, etc. The governing body of cricket in India is managed by BCCI (Board of Cricket Control in India ). There are two major national tournaments in India for example, the Ranji Trophy and Duleep Trophy. However, recently, Twenty20 leagues have been started for example, the Indian Premier League and the League of Indian cricket, India.

Although Cricket is by far surpassed in popularity Hockey, Hockey Strikes emotional grip especially with the older generation. Similarly, Calcium is one of the most important sport in India. Although it was introduced during the British occupation, in some areas of the country is more popular than Cricket.

Sports in India is governed by a set of rules or customs and often engaged in competitively. A wide range of sports has become an important part of Indian culture. In this, industrialization has brought increased leisure time to the Indians, leading to more time for them to participate and watch sports events, participation in activities, and more enthusiasm .......

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