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The Sports Council of Pakistan (SCP) plays a pivotal role in shaping and advancing the sports landscape in the country. As a country with a rich sporting history, Pakistan has produced some of the finest sportspersons in the world, but the importance of sports goes beyond just individual achievements. Sports can bring people together, promote cultural exchange, and instill a sense of pride and accomplishment.
This is where the Sports Council of Pakistan (SCP) comes in. SCP is an independent, legitimate and a non-profit organization that works tirelessly to promote traditional & non-traditional sports in Pakistan and empower young athletes.
Non-Traditional Sports
Tape Ball Cricket
Cricket is a sport that has captured the hearts of millions of people around the world. In Pakistan, it's more than just a sport – it's a way of life. Tape ball cricket is a unique variation of the game that has taken Pakistan by storm. The game started on the streets of the country's major cities and has now become a national phenomenon.
The game is played with a tennis ball that has been wrapped in electrical tape, which makes it heavier and more durable. Tape ball cricket has revolutionized the sport in Pakistan, making it more accessible to people who can't afford the equipment needed for traditional cricket.
Tug of War
Feel the raw power and exhilaration of Tug of War, where strength, strategy, and teamwork collide in a gripping battle of determination. In this ancient sport with roots tracing back centuries, teams engage in a fierce tug-of-strength, harnessing every ounce of muscle to pull their opponents across the line. With a rope clenched tightly in hand, competitors dig their heels into the ground, summoning unwavering resolve as they vie for victory.
Whether on grassy fields or sandy shores, the primal thrill of Tug of War captivates participants and spectators alike, forging bonds of camaraderie and showcasing the essence of human strength and unity.
Carrom
Carrom, a cherished game rooted in the rich tapestry of India and Southeast Asia, has woven its way into the hearts of players across the globe over the last century. Despite the presence of international and national federations, the game thrives on its diverse rulebook, adapting to the nuances of local traditions and competitive spirits. Adopting a simplified set of rules inspired by the UK Carrom Club, the essence of Carrom is captured in the harmony of skill and simplicity.
At the heart of the game lies the Carrom board: a square, polished wooden canvas measuring around 72 to 74cm, elevated 60 to 70cm from the ground.
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