Selon vous, est-ce que le cricket va perdre sa position dominante en faveur d'autres sports traditionnels comme le kushti ou le kabaddi dans les prochaines années ?
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Cricket is the most popular spectator sport in Maharashtra. It is played as an exercise and recreational activity. Maharashtra is represented by three teams in Domestic Cricket namely Maharashtra, Mumbai and Vidarbha cricket team. These teams are governed by Maharashtra cricket association, Mumbai Cricket Association, and Vidarbha Cricket Association, respectively. Governing body of Cricket in India, BCCI, has its headquarters in Churchgate, Mumbai. The state also has Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Mumbai Indians based in Mumbai which plays its home matches at Wankhede Stadium. Brabourne Stadium, Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai and New VCA Stadium, Nagpur are international cricket stadiums, which are the venues for international cricket.

At 2023 National games, Maharashtra won highest number of medals among the states and was first in the total medals tally behind Services. Maharashtra won 228 total medals, of which are 80 gold medals.

Kabaddi, Kho kho, Kushti, and Mallakhamba are some of the traditional games that are played in the state. Kusti and bullock cart races are popular in rural areas of South-west Maharashtra, are organised by villagers during the annual fairs. Amateur wrestling tournaments Hind Kesari, Maharashtra Kesari are held annually. Badminton, Volleyball, Tennis are played as a recreational activity in urban areas. The beaches of Konkan coast, mountains of Western Ghats, and the lakes formed by numerous dams in the state facilitate adventure sports such as paragliding, rock climbing, trekking, mountaineering, water sports, and scuba diving and are popular among visitors.

India's only world class Tennis championship Maharashtra Open tennis championship are annually organised in Pune by governing body of tennis in the state, 'Maharashtra Lawn Tennis Association' (MLTA). The tournament is part of ATP Tour 250. Mumbai and Pune hold derby races at the Mahalaxmi Racecourse and Pune Race Course respectively. Various domestic level leagues for field hockey, chess, tennis, and badminton are organised throughout the state. The Maharashtra football team represents the state in the Santosh Trophy, football tournament.

Many national-level football club are based in this state, such as Mumbai Tigers FC, Kenkre FC, Bengal Mumbai FC, and Air India FC. Two clubs from the state participate in Elite Football League of India. Mumbai Gladiators and Pune Marathas are teams based in Mumbai and Pune respectively. Puneri Paltan, U Mumba, Pro Kabbadi, league teams are based in Pune and Mumbai respectively.
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Le cricket est le sport le plus populaire en Asie du Sud, avec 90 % des fans du sport dans le monde se trouvant dans le sous-continent indien. Il existe également des jeux traditionnels, tels que le kabaddi et le kho-kho, qui sont pratiqués dans toute la région et officiellement aux Jeux d'Asie du Sud et aux Jeux asiatiques ; les ligues créées pour ces sports traditionnels (comme la Pro Kabaddi League et l'Ultimate Kho Kho) sont parmi les compétitions sportives les plus regardées de la région.
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Selon vous, est-ce que le cricket va perdre sa position dominante en faveur d'autres sports traditionnels comme le kushti ou le kabaddi dans les prochaines années ?

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Sports

Cricket is the most popular spectator sport in Maharashtra. It is played as an exercise and recreational activity. Maharashtra is represented by three teams in Domestic Cricket namely Maharashtra, Mumbai and Vidarbha cricket team. These teams are governed by Maharashtra cricket association, Mumbai Cricket Association, and Vidarbha Cricket Association, respectively. Governing body of Cricket in India, BCCI, has its headquarters in Churchgate, Mumbai. The state also has Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Mumbai Indians based in Mumbai which plays its home matches at Wankhede Stadium. Brabourne Stadium, Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai and New VCA Stadium, Nagpur are international cricket stadiums, which are the venues for international cricket.

At 2023 National games, Maharashtra won highest number of medals among the states and was first in the total medals tally behind Services. Maharashtra won 228 total medals, of which are 80 gold medals.

Kabaddi, Kho kho, Kushti, and Mallakhamba are some of the traditional games that are played in the state. Kusti and bullock cart races are popular in rural areas of South-west Maharashtra, are organised by villagers during the annual fairs. Amateur wrestling tournaments Hind Kesari, Maharashtra Kesari are held annually. Badminton, Volleyball, Tennis are played as a recreational activity in urban areas. The beaches of Konkan coast, mountains of Western Ghats, and the lakes formed by numerous dams in the state facilitate adventure sports such as paragliding, rock climbing, trekking, mountaineering, water sports, and scuba diving and are popular among visitors.

India's only world class Tennis championship Maharashtra Open tennis championship are annually organised in Pune by governing body of tennis in the state, 'Maharashtra Lawn Tennis Association' (MLTA). The tournament is part of ATP Tour 250. Mumbai and Pune hold derby races at the Mahalaxmi Racecourse and Pune Race Course respectively. Various domestic level leagues for field hockey, chess, tennis, and badminton are organised throughout the state. The Maharashtra football team represents the state in the Santosh Trophy, football tournament.

Many national-level football club are based in this state, such as Mumbai Tigers FC, Kenkre FC, Bengal Mumbai FC, and Air India FC. Two clubs from the state participate in Elite Football League of India. Mumbai Gladiators and Pune Marathas are teams based in Mumbai and Pune respectively. Puneri Paltan, U Mumba, Pro Kabbadi, league teams are based in Pune and Mumbai respectively.

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Le cricket est le sport le plus populaire en Asie du Sud, avec 90 % des fans du sport dans le monde se trouvant dans le sous-continent indien. Il existe également des jeux traditionnels, tels que le kabaddi et le kho-kho, qui sont pratiqués dans toute la région et officiellement aux Jeux d'Asie du Sud et aux Jeux asiatiques ; les ligues créées pour ces sports traditionnels (comme la Pro Kabaddi League et l'Ultimate Kho Kho) sont parmi les compétitions sportives les plus regardées de la région.

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### 1. Query Parsing

"Selon vous, est-ce que le cricket va perdre sa position dominante en faveur d'autres sports traditionnels comme le kushti ou le kabaddi dans les prochaines années ?"

Key elements to unpack:
- "perdre sa position dominante" → assumes current dominance (verify)
- "sports traditionnels" → cultural authenticity vs modern sports
- "kushti/kabaddi" → indigenous wrestling/contact sport
- "prochaines années" → prediction horizon (how many?)

Translation nuance: "kushti" = Indian wrestling, "kabaddi" = tag-style contact sport

### 2. Current State Assessment

Cricket dominance in India ● high confidence:
- Infrastructure: IPL, BCCI headquarters Mumbai
- Participation: 90% of South Asian sports fans follow cricket
- Revenue: massive commercial ecosystem
- Cultural integration: colonial legacy + Bollywood crossover

Traditional sports participation ◐ partial data:
- Kabaddi: growing popularity (Pro Kabaddi League success)
- Kushti: regional following, especially Maharashtra/Gujarat
- Mallakhamba: gymnastic tradition, limited spectator base

### 3. Demographic Analysis

⟨H≈0.4⟩ Young demographics → digital natives → shorter attention spans? Traditional sports have cultural authenticity advantage. Cricket needs longer format adaptation. Kabaddi's 15-20min matches vs 2-day Test cricket. Cultural authenticity factor massive for Gen-Z decision making.

Rural vs urban divide:
- Rural: traditional sports retain stronger cultural base
- Urban: cricket infrastructure + media coverage dominates

Economic factors:
- Traditional sports: lower infrastructure costs
- Cricket: massive commercial backing (BCCI revenue ≈ $1B+)

### 4. Trend Identification

Growing patterns:
→ Sports authenticity movement globally
→ Traditional sport professionalization (Kabaddi League success)
→ Regional pride resurgence in media
→ Youth seeking "authentic Indian" experiences

Counter-forces:
→ Cricket's deep institutionalization
→ Media ecosystem bias toward cricket
→ International competition requirements
→ Economic incentives for cricket administrators

### 5. Prediction Constraints

Physical/logical limitations:
- Infrastructure lock-in effects
- Generational transition takes decades
- Cultural change follows power law distributions

Information gaps ⚠:
- Future demographic shifts unknown
- Media landscape evolution unpredictable  
- Government sports policy changes
- Global economic impacts on sports consumption

### 6. Synthesis

⟨H≈0.8⟩ The question assumes zero-sum competition between cricket and traditional sports. But sports ecosystems aren't zero-sum. American football coexists with baseball, rugby with soccer. Maybe Indian sports will bifurcate: entertainment sports (cricket, IPL model) vs cultural heritage sports (traditional forms). 

Uncertainty quantification:
- Cricket maintaining dominance: P ≈ 0.7
- Significant relative improvement by traditional sports: P ≈ 0.2  
- Complete reversal: P ≈ 0.05

∴ Cricket likely retains primacy, but traditional sports could gain significant ground through:
- Better professionalization
- Media amplification of cultural authenticity
- Youth demographic shifts favoring "authentic" experiences

Key insight !: Question frames this as competition. Might be complementary expansion of Indian sports culture rather than zero-sum dominance battle.

※ Prediction horizon matters enormously - 5 years vs 20 years vs 50 years

Final assessment: Cricket dominance likely persists, but traditional sports could see significant growth through cultural repositioning and professional infrastructure development.

### Answer###
Cette question soulève un point intéressant sur l'évolution du paysage sportif en Inde. Le cricket domine actuellement largement les sports spectateurs en Asie du Sud, avec 90% des fans de sport dans le monde se trouvant dans le sous-continent indien. Cette popularité s'accompagne d'une infrastructure solide, avec des équipes nationales, des stades internationaux comme le Wankhede Stadium à Mumbai, et des ligues professionnelles comme l'Indian Premier League.

Les sports traditionnels indiens comme le kabaddi et le kushti (lutte) maintiennent une base de pratiquants solide. Le kabaddi connaît même une croissance significative avec la création de ligues professionnelles comme la Pro Kabaddi League, qui figure parmi les compétitions sportives les plus regardées de la région. Ces sports bénéficient d'une popularité particulière dans les zones rurales et lors des festivals annuels.

Cependant, prédire si le cricket perdra sa dominance dominante reste complexe. Les sports traditionnels gagnent en visibilité et professionnalisation, notamment grâce aux médias et aux événements internationaux. Le kushti, par exemple, organise des tournois nationaux prestigieux comme le Hind Kesari et le Maharashtra Kesari.

Le développement des sports traditionnels pourrait bien coexister avec le maintien de la popularité du cricket plutôt que le remplacer complètement. Cette évolution dépend de nombreux facteurs comme les changements démographiques, les politiques gouvernementales, et l'adaptation des sports traditionnels aux formats modernes de compétition.