With the inaugural event now behind us, the president went on to reveal that the next edition of the tournament will take place in England in 2026-27 and the Kho Kho Federation of England has ...

New Delhi: The ancient game of kho kho is enjoying a resurgence in India, with organisers of the first international tournament hoping their efforts will secure the sport's place in the Olympics.

Captaining India to victory in the first Kho Kho World Cup at home brought happiness. And the tournament being brought into limelight beyond its humble environs was cause for assurance that the ...

Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha today met Nazia Bibi, an international Kho Kho player from Jammu and Kashmir, who represented ...

As the countdown to the tournament begins, Mirchi invites fans to join in the excitement and be part of a milestone moment in Indian sports history. The KHO-KHO World Cup 2025 is not to be missed!

IMAGE: Players in action during a Kho Kho World Cup 2025 match between ... Photograph: Mohd Zakir/ANI Photo India, demonstrating their tournament favourites' status, won easily to cement their ...

The Honourable Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Shri Ajit Pawar lavished praise on the players and tweeted, "The players ...

The inaugural edition of the Kho Kho World Cup in New Delhi came to a close with both the Men's and Women's Indian teams lifting the trophy. But the memorable tournament that mesmerised the nation ...

New Delhi (AFP) – The ancient game of kho kho is enjoying a resurgence in India, with organisers of the first international tournament hoping their efforts will secure the sport's place in the ...

The ancient game of kho kho is enjoying a resurgence in India, with organisers of the first international tournament hoping their efforts will secure the sport’s place in the Olympics.

THE ancient game of kho kho is enjoying a resurgence in India, with organisers of the first international tournament hoping their efforts will secure the sport’s place in the Olympics at some point.

Kho kho, a catch-me-if-you-can tag sport, has been played for more than 2,000 years across southern Asia but only saw its rules formalised in the early 20th century. It was played as a ...