International Kabaddi Federation (IKF) Invited England Kabaddi Union for Sita Dhal Women's International Kabaddi Championships
The International Kabaddi Federation (IKF) has invited the England Kabaddi Union (EKU) to participate in the upcoming Sita Dhal Women's International Kabaddi Championships in Nepal. This is a fantastic opportunity to showcase your skills on the international stage and compete against teams from around the world.
Tournament Details:
- Location: Nepal
- Dates: April 11th - 17th, 2024
- Organizers: All Nepal Kabaddi Association
Important Information for Players:
- Weight Requirement: Players must weigh 75 kilograms or below.
- Travel: The England Kabaddi Union will not cover airfare, which is estimated to cost around £1,000.
- Accommodation & Food: Thankfully, hotels, local transportation, and meals will be covered by the tournament organizers.
- Visas & Playing Kit: The EKU will handle obtaining visas upon arrival in Nepal and will also provide the official playing kit consisting of shorts, t-shirts, and shoes.
- Additional Expenses: The EKU will contribute up to £25 per player for kinesiology tape, elbow/knee sleeves, ankle/wrist support, and a water bottle. However, travel insurance and any other personal expenses are the responsibility of the player.
As with any international competition, representing your country comes with certain responsibilities:
- Maintaining Fitness: Players are expected to be in peak physical condition for the tournament.
- Following Tournament Rules: Players must adhere to the rules and regulations set by the All Nepal Kabaddi Association.
- Sportsmanship: Representing England means upholding high standards of sportsmanship on and off the court.
Safety and Travel Information:
The document advises players to refer to the UK government's travel advice for Nepal which, according to the excerpt provided, currently states there are no mandatory COVID-19 testing or vaccination requirements for entering Nepal. However, travel advice can change, so it's crucial for players to stay updated on the latest information.
Disclaimer and EKU's Role:
The document clearly states that the EKU acts as a facilitator, representing the England team at the tournament. They are not responsible for the tournament's organization or any changes or cancellations. Additionally, the EKU will not be held liable for injuries, loss, or damage sustained during the event. However, they will do their best to address any concerns that may arise.
This is a great opportunity for female Kabaddi players in England to compete at an international level. If you're a skilled Kabaddi player who meets the weight requirement and are willing to cover your airfare and travel insurance, representing England in Nepal could be an unforgettable experience.
For further details about the selection process, costs not covered, and how to apply, contact the England Kabaddi Union directly. Remember, travel advice can change, so stay updated on the UK government's website for Nepal.
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