Kabaddi Scoreboard

A kabaddi scoreboard that tracks raids, bonus and all-outs

Kabaddi scoring is more than adding numbers. A raid can earn touch points and a bonus; a tackle earns a point for the defenders and, when they are short-handed, two; every point revives players; and when a whole side is out the other team gets an all-out bonus. This kabaddi scoreboard keeps all of that straight from one tap per raid.

It suits Pro Kabaddi-style matches and also school, village and inter-college games, because every number (players per side, the bonus line, the super tackle limit, the all-out points and the do-or-die trigger) can be edited before the first raid. The match is saved in your browser as you go.

How to use the Kabaddi Scoreboard

1. Open Match setup, type the team names, choose who raids first and check the local rules. The defaults are seven players, a bonus line live with six or more defenders, a super tackle at three or fewer, two points for an all-out and do-or-die after two empty raids.
2. For each raid tick bonus line if the raider crossed it, then tap the number of defenders touched. The raider’s team scores those points and the touched defenders go off the mat.
3. Tap Empty when the raider returns with nothing, and Raider tackled when the defence stops the raid. The button shows whether it is a normal tackle (+1) or a super tackle (+2).
4. The board shows the players on the mat for each side, whose raid is next, and a Do-or-die badge when the next raid is the decisive one. All-outs are applied automatically.
5. Press End half 1 at the break; the other team then raids first. Use Undo or the corrections panel for referee decisions and technical points.

Kabaddi Scoreboard features

Rules the defaults come from

The defaults follow the Pro Kabaddi League explainer on prokabaddi.com, read on 30 October 2026. The Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India rulebook could not be retrieved, so nothing here is claimed as an AKFI rule; check the match referee’s rules for school and federation events.

• Teams and time: seven players per side on the mat; the raider must return within 30 seconds.
• Touch points: one point for each defender touched; each point revives one of the raiding team’s players.
• Bonus point: counts only when at least six defenders are on the mat; the raider crosses the line with one foot in the air; it revives nobody.
• All out: eliminating all seven opponents earns two extra points and the eliminated team is fully revived.
• Super tackle: a tackle by a defending team with three players or fewer scores two points.
• Do or die: after two consecutive empty raids the third is do-or-die; if it scores nothing the raider is out and the defence gets one point and revives one player.
• Super raid: three or more touch points, or two or more plus a bonus point.

What the tool assumes

A tackled raider breaks a run of empty raids (the page counts only raids with no point and no tackle as empty); the second half starts with the team that did not raid first; players who are out at half-time stay out unless you tick “Revive everyone at half-time”. If your referee rules differently, use the corrections panel. Match duration and the 30-second raid clock are not timed here.