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Kirip, Indian Traditional Sports
Kirip is a form of wrestling that is popular among the Nicobarese tribe.

Kirip, Indian Traditional SportsThe game of Kirip is a popular indigenous game among the Nicobarese people of India. This game is actually a form of wrestling, where the wrestlers grip each other from behind, with their hands, before the bout begins. The wrestlers are not allowed to loosen the grip till the very end of the competition. The participating wrestlers in the game of Kirip use various parts of their body, including the leg and they try to thrust the opponent to the ground. Whenever the back of a contestant touches the ground, he is declared the loser and his opponent automatically wins the match. Usually the wrestlers play three to five rounds between them before the officials give the final verdict.

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(Last Updated on : 22/02/2010)
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