HEAD TO HEAD
Cuju vs Sepak Takraw
c. 300 BC – 1600s AD
ERA
Folk · modern rules
China
ORIGIN
Southeast Asia
Varies (2–32)
PLAYERS
3 a side (regu)
Leather ball, high net
EQUIPMENT
Woven ball, net
Varies (walled court)
PLAYING AREA
13.4 × 6.1 m
Varies
DURATION
Best of 3 sets
None
GOVERNING BODY
ISTAF
No
OLYMPIC
No
Different Similar
CUJU IN ONE LINE
Cuju is an ancient Chinese ball game recognized by FIFA as an early form of association football. Players kicked a leather ball through an elevated net opening without using their hands.
SEPAK TAKRAW IN ONE LINE
Volleyball played with feet, knees, chest and head over a badminton-height net. Three per side, a woven ball, and no hands allowed.