Sweet Memories Left Behind by the 3rd International Kabaddi Cup (Prof. Dr. Amrik Singh) in Perth, Australia

Australia/Hoshiarpur/Kapurthala/Daljeet Ajnoha/May 3
The 3rd International Kabaddi Cup, held on April 26 in Perth, Australia, left behind sweet and beautiful memories. Dedicated to Mata Surinder Kaur, this event featured the largest prize money yet, with a top prize of $31,000. Organized by the Gladiator Sports Club Perth, teams from six countries—Pakistan, India, Australia, New Zealand, the USA, and England—participated in the event.
Club manager Swarn Singh shared that the first prize was $31,000, the second was $25,000, and each participating team received $21,000 as a reward. Special arrangements were made for women spectators, and entertainment was provided by a live DJ. Extensive arrangements were in place for traffic, parking, and security, while the large crowd created an electrifying atmosphere under beautiful weather conditions.
The tournament began with the blessings of the Almighty, and all matches were engaging and competitive. Players like Sheelu and Jeevan won hearts with their outstanding performances. Their display of skill inspired the audience throughout the event.
Prof. Dr. Amrik Singh stated that international-level facilities, including accommodation, food, and medical aid, were provided to the players. The first prize was awarded by Manjinder Gill and Manjinder Sandhu. Food stalls and juice counters were specially arranged for the spectators.
The International Kabaddi Cup has gained recognition across nations. Sukhbir Tiwana and Kulwinder Mudhi offered significant support for the event. NRIs abroad continue to elevate the status of their mother sport—Kabaddi—now offering players prizes worth lakhs and crores of rupees in the circle style format.
State Awardee and international referee Shri Roshan Lal Sharma sent congratulatory messages from India to Swarn Gill and his team. Arjuna Awardee Balwinder Singh Fida and Kabaddi coach Madan Lal also praised the success of this third international Kabaddi Cup.
State Awardee and international coach Charanjit Singh extended his congratulations to all members of Gladiator Club for organizing the Perth Kabaddi Cup. In the end, the New Zealand team claimed the first prize of $31,000. The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Swarn Singh Gholia.