📓 Number of Players in Sports and Games

Here's a list of sports and the total number of players:

• Archery: 1 player

Badminton:

• Singles: 2 players
• Doubles: 4 players

Baseball: 9 players

• Basketball: 5 players per team
• Billiards/Snooker: 1 player
• Boxing: 1 player
• Bungee Jumping: 1 player
• Carrom: 2 players
• Chess: 2 players
• Cricket: 11 players per team
• Cycling: varies
• Diving: 1 player
• Dodgeball: varies, but typically 610 players per team
• Fencing: 1 player
• Field Hockey: 11 players per team
• Football (Soccer): 11 players per team
• Golf: 1 player
• Handball: 7 players per team
• Ice Hockey: 6 players per team
• Judo: 2 players
• Kabaddi: 7 players per team
• Kayaking: 1 player
• Kho Kho: 9 players per team
• Kickball: 10 players per team
• Lacrosse: 10 players per team
• Mixed Martial Arts: 2 players
• Netball: 7 players per team
• Polo: 4 players per team
• Rugby Football: 15 players per team
• Sailing: varies
• Skateboarding: 1 player
• Softball: 10 players per team
• Swimming: 1 player

Table Tennis:

• Singles: 2 players
• Doubles: 4 players

Tennis:

• Singles: 2 players
• Doubles: 4 players
• Tug of War: varies, but typically 58 players per team
• Volleyball: 6 players per team
• Water Polo: 7 players per team
• Weightlifting: 1 player
• Wrestling: 2 players
• Yachting: varies

Kickball

Kickball is also known as soccer baseball in most of Canada.

 Kabaddi

Kabaddi or Ha-du-du is the national sport of Bangladesh.

 Different names of Kabaddi in India

1. Kabaddi or Chedugudu: Andhra Pradesh and Telangana
2. Kabaddi: Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Kerala
3. Kabadi or Sadugudu: Tamil Nadu
4. Kauddi or Kabaddi: Punjab region
5. Hu-tu-tu: Western India
6. Hu-do-do: Eastern India
7. Chadakudu: South India

Different names of Kabaddi in the World

1. kabadi or ha-du-du: Bangladesh
2. Bhavatik: Maldives
3. Kapardi: Nepal

 Kho Kho

It is a popular tag team game invented in Maharashtra, India.

Total 15 Players per side (9 in the field + 3 extra)

Handball

 Highest governing body International Handball Federation. Headquarters located in Basel, Switzerlan