Kho Kho is a tag sport that develops a players speed, agility and decision making. Players enter in batches of 3, and avoid being touched by members of the opposing team. It’s nothing like you have ever played before, come to one of our sessions and try it out!
Teams are made up of 7 players and 3 substitutes. Each team has a ‘Running Turn’ and a ‘Chasing Turn’. When ‘Chasing’, 6 players sit along the centre line, facing alternative directions. The 7th Chaser (Active Chaser) aims to catch an opponent, or gives Kho to transfer the status of Active chaser to their team mate.
When ‘Running’, players enter in batches of 3. Runners can run in any direction, however Chasers cannot. Once a direction is chosen by a chaser, they must commit to that direction or give Kho. When 3 of a batch are out, the next batch enters. This is repeated till time is up.
Please contact us if you wish to train in Kho Kho. If you require a copy of our rules, please contact [email protected].
Established in 2014 we aim to promote the sport in a variety of ways. We can train those interested in playing as part of a group, community or organisation, assist with organising tournaments and provide officials to referee the game professionally for competitions held in England.
Brij Haldania has been playing Kho Kho from way back in the day! He was awarded Best Kho Kho Player of Rajasthan. It was his vision to build an England Federation for Kho Kho and an international platform for the sport. Email: [email protected]
Rohit was introduced to Kho Kho by his pops. Having fallen in love with the sport, he began playing for Team Wembley. In 2014, Ro wrote the constitution for the charity and is now involved in developing the future strategy for Kho England.
Manoj is a Kho Kho O.G! He’s was involved in the very first conversation about KKFE and is a legendary player. He understands the sports technical aspects, and works on implementing rules at different levels. Manoj also trains in Jujitsu.
The money man! Since beginning our charity Hasu has managed the Federation’s finances in line with the Charity Commission. He has also helped KKFE obtain crucial funding to help develop.
Jay is a Kho Kho veteran that has played the sport from an early age. He helped organise and develop Kho Kho for the younger generation. Jay is the guy to go to regarding rules. He has organised several referee workshops and has been with KKFE from the very start.
Mita has always offered a supporting hand to KKFE since we began as a charity. She has volunteered at our events including the National Championships and will be helping us on the next one (coming soon!).
Kunal is a one-stop-shop for all everything to do with strategic planning and technology. Kunal offers advice and guidance on matters of law and governance and is a very nice person.
The first ever Kho Kho World Cup, is going to be held in Delhi, India in Janauary 2025. Teams of boys and girls from 25 Countries are expected to participate. “Kho Kho Federation of England” is excited to confirm its participation in full capacity with both the teams. The World
Hi Everyone, Exciting news for us all Kho lovers!! Yes the time is finally here. Team England will be travelling to India from 26 Jan – 5th Feb, where they will play teams in Mumbai, Ajmer and Delhi. This is a HUGE achievement for the entire Khommunity World Wide! Our Players are
Dear Participants, You can download the tournament fixtures by clicking this link National KKFE Fixtures 2016. GOOD LUCK! Best Wishes, KKFE
