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KabaddiExplained

The lobby rule in kabaddi, explained

Why players are sometimes given out for simply stepping into the side strips.

The lobbies are the strips running down each side of a kabaddi court. They are not part of the playing area at the start of a raid.

When the lobby comes into play

The lobbies only become part of the court once a struggle begins, meaning physical contact between the raider and one or more defenders. After that, players involved in the struggle can use the lobby area.

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Stepping in too early

If a player goes into the lobby before any struggle has started, they are declared out. Defenders sometimes lose a point this way by stepping in while trying to trap a raider, which is why disciplined positioning matters so much.

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