Gilli Danda or Guli Danda, Lippa, S-Cianco, is a traditional amateur sport, popular among rural youth in the Indian subcontinent and southern Europe. It is also know as dangguli in Bangla chinni-dandu in Kannada, kuttiyum kolum in Malayalam, viti-dandu in Marathi, kitti-pullu in Tamil, gooti-billa in Telugu, and Lappa-Duggi in Pashto. This sport is generally played in the rural and small towns of the Indian subcontinent.
 
The rules are different everywhere and you can have fun making your own rules. Imagine a game like cricket or baseball but without a ball! That’s what ‘Gilli Danda’ is.

Thing Required:

Gilli Danda requires two wooden sticks – a ‘Gilli’ and a ‘Danda’. The ‘Gilli’ is a small wooden piece which is about three inches long and ‘Danda’ – a stick, about 2 feet in length, is used to strike the Gilli.

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