Adelaide Hazara Sangi Rag Club

Thank you ABC Adelaide for broadcasting about Sangi Rag and we hope to see wider community members to play this game.

Traditional Afghan sport Sangi Rag gets a court in Blair Athol - ABC listen Sangi Rag. It's a traditional Afghan team game of accuracy, where small stones are pelted at a piece of wood and it's got Blair Athol locals peering over their fences wondering what's going on?

Sangi Rag court officially opened by Honourable Andrea Michaels, Member for Enfield.

Our Adelaide Hazara Sangi Rag group at the launch party last night.

Sangi Rag court is shaping.
Address:
Blair Athol Recreation Reserve
Lionel Ave
Blair Athol SA 5084
Australia

Sangi Rag is a traditional Hazara community game, mainly played in two teams of four or five players by throwing rocks at a target from a distance
(lines marked on the field).
Each player gets 10 throws, and whoever is closest to the target in each of the 10 rounds wins that round for their team.
Hitting the target directly earns double points and the team that reaches 10 points first is the winner.
The Sangi Rag court will officially open by the Honourable Andrea Michaels MP, Member for Enfield and City of Port Adelaide Enfield, Mayor Clare Boan.
This will be the first Sangi Rag venue in South Australia.