Bangladesh has strong cultural traditions tied to its ancient rural roots. Its national game reflects this heritage.
India is the dominant force in international Kabaddi, having won every Kabaddi World Cup since the tournament began. Bangladesh regularly participates in the South Asian Kabaddi circuit.
The national game of Bangladesh is Kabaddi, locally known as Ha-du-du (হা-ডু-ডু).
Kabaddi was officially declared Bangladesh's national sport because of its deep roots in Bengali village culture — it has been played for thousands of years in rural communities.
Ha-du-du follows the same rules as Kabaddi:
India has **not officially declared** a national game. Hockey was traditionally considered the de facto national game, but the government confirmed in 2012 that no sport has been officially designated as India's national game.
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