Asia Kabaddi Cup (circle style)

The Asia Kabaddi Cup (circle style) is a continental kabaddi tournament featuring national teams from Asia, specifically playing the circle style variant of kabaddi. Unlike the standard style kabaddi (often referred to as standard style or national style), circle style kabaddi is typically played on a circular ground and involves different rules and player positions. The tournament aims to promote and develop circle style kabaddi across the Asian continent.

The competition typically involves teams from countries known for their strength in circle style kabaddi, such as India, Pakistan, Iran, and Afghanistan, although participation may vary from edition to edition. The Asia Kabaddi Cup (circle style) serves as a platform for national teams to showcase their skills, strategize, and compete for continental supremacy in this particular form of the sport.

The tournament's format usually includes a group stage followed by knockout rounds, culminating in a final match to determine the champion. While less internationally recognized than standard style kabaddi, the Asia Kabaddi Cup (circle style) holds significant importance for players and fans within the regions where this style is popular. The tournament contributes to preserving and promoting this traditional form of the sport. The frequency of the tournament (i.e., whether it is held annually, biennially, etc.) can vary depending on the organizers and available resources. Historical data on past winners and tournament statistics may be limited compared to standard style Kabaddi competitions.