Malakhra is game of

Malakhra is a traditional form of Sindhi wrestling, deeply rooted in the culture of Sindh province in Pakistan. It is a popular sport in rural areas of Sindh, characterized by its unique rules and style, where wrestlers grapple each other until one's shoulders touch the ground. The game is often played during festivals and fairs, showcasing the strength and agility of the participants. Its origins are ancient, making it an integral part of Sindhi heritage and identity, often accompanied by traditional music and drumming, adding to its cultural significance and communal celebration.

• Punjab: While Punjab has its own traditional wrestling forms, such as Kushti (Pehlwani), Malakhra is not indigenous to Punjab. The wrestling styles and cultural contexts differ significantly between the provinces, with Kushti being the prevalent form in Punjab.
• KPK (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa): KPK has traditional sports and martial arts, but Malakhra is not one of them. The sporting traditions in KPK often include forms like tent-pegging or games reflecting its distinct Pashtun culture.
• Balochistan: Balochistan also has its distinct cultural practices and sports, but Malakhra is not a native game of this province. The region's sporting traditions are influenced by its unique tribal and geographical landscape, distinct from Sindhi wrestling.