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English: en:Surr is a sport usually played by men in the areas around Ayodhya in the northern India. It is played on a rectangular ground divided into four equal quadrants. Two perpendicular lines of defense run in the middle of the ground. Team A gathers in one of the quadrants, while Team B gathers along the lines of defense bordering the quadrant. हिन्दी: सुर्र उत्तर भारत के अयोध्या से सटे इलाकों में खेले जाने वाला खेल है। एक संगठन बराबर बाँटे गये एक हिस्से में एकत्रित होता है एवं दूसरा संगठन चौराहें के आकार की लाईनों पर खड़ा होकर रक्षा पंक्ति का काम करता है। |
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| current | 12:31, 14 September 2011 | | 599 × 599 (21 KB) | Utcursch |
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