Rules of Sport

Quidditch Rules Capturing the essence of a dynamic and riveting game, Quidditch stands as a vibrant embodiment of the fictional sport immortalized in the pages of the Harry Potter series. Staged with two teams, each comprising seven participants, the game meticulously emulates its literary counterpart. A distinguishing feature is the aerial prowess, as players, mounted on broomsticks, strive to secure victory by outscoring adversaries before the elusive Golden Snitch, embodied by a tennis ball ensconced in a lengthy yellow sheath, is seized. QUIDDITCH Despite its youthfulness, Quidditch has burgeoned in popularity since its inception in 2005, boasting its regulatory body—the International Quidditch Association (IQA). The IQA, entrusted with the governance of rules and regulations, reports the game's prevalence in over 20 countries, with more than 300 teams actively participating. Object of the Game Quidditch's fundamental aim revolves around outscoring opponents. Achieved...