Engaging Local Kabaddi Commentary

I am staging a series of local Kabaddi matches and need the entire action brought to life with an attractive, high-energy commentary track. The focus is on keeping the crowd (both at the venue and those following the stream) fully engaged, amplifying pivotal tackles, raids, and momentum shifts while weaving in brief context about players and strategy.

Scope
• Cover every scheduled match from toss to final whistle, either live or as-live with minimal post-production.
• Supply clean, broadcast-ready audio files (WAV or 320 kbps MP3) plus a synced reference video where possible.
• Meet the 10-day turnaround from the award date; earlier delivery is welcome.

Acceptance
Audio must be crisp, free of clipping or background noise, and sustain a lively, audience-friendly pace throughout. A 60-second sample from any recent event will help confirm mic quality and style before we start.

Good diction, a solid grasp of Kabaddi rules, and the ability to improvise colour without wandering off play are essential. Basic editing in Audition, Audacity, or similar is fine—no elaborate post-effects needed, just clear levels and consistent tone.

If you can transport listeners straight to the mat and keep excitement high from the first raid to the last, let’s get this rolling.