Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Kabaddi Federation of Poland President Michal Spiczko on Thursday, to discuss how to further popularise the sport in the European country.
Spiczko had spent two years with Pro Kabaddi League side Bengaluru Bulls in 2015 and 2016.
PM also met Kabaddi Federation of Poland Board Member Anna Kalbarczyk during his visit to Warsaw.
Modi wrote on X, "Celebrating a vibrant sporting connect. I met Michal Spiczko and Anna Kalbarczyk in Warsaw, who are noted Kabaddi players.”
The post continues, “This sport is actively followed in Poland. We discussed how to further popularise this sport in Poland, including ensuring more tournaments between Indian and Polish players.”
He commended Spiczko and Kalbarczyk for their dedication towards advancing kabaddi in Poland and popularising the sport in Europe.
The MEA further informed PM highlighted the role of sports in fostering bilateral relations and cultural exchange between India and Poland.
Spiczko, now 37, spent two seasons at Bengaluru Bulls and became the first European kabaddi player to appear in the PKL.
He also featured in the 2016 Kabaddi World Cup in Ahmedabad as a member of the Polish national team.
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