Surender Nada (Kabaddi) Wiki, Age, Height, Weight, Wife, Family, Biography & More

Surender Nada is a professional Indian kabaddi player who is a member of the Indian National Kabaddi team and has been part of multiple championship-winning squads internationally. In the Pro Kabaddi League, Nada has played for U Mumba, Haryana Steelers, and Patna Pirates. He is one of the most successful defenders in the league’s history, and he has been named to the Dream Team in several seasons. He has contributed to India’s triumphs in the Kabaddi World Cup in 2016, the Asian Kabaddi Championship in 2017, and the Dubai Kabaddi Masters in 2018. He is also currently working in the occupation of DSP and CISF (Central Industrial Security Force). 1

Wiki/Biography

Surender Nada, also known as Suri Nada (nickname), was born on Wednesday, July 1, 1987 (36 years; as of 2023) in Arhi, Jhajjar, Haryana, India. His zodiac sign is Cancer. Surender Nada received his early education at Adarsh Sr. Sec. School, located in Lohari Jhajjar. From a young age, Surender Nada began playing kabaddi daily with his friends on local grounds. Over time, his passion for the sport and his defensive skills developed impressively. These qualities caught the attention of his village elders, who encouraged him to seek professional kabaddi training. Eventually, his talents led to his selection for the Haryana state team.

I have been waiting for this day. In fact, many Haryana players, who have played for India in the Asian Games and many international tournaments, were looking forward to this day. Pro Kabaddi has been such a huge hit but we never had a team from our own state. This is a reality now”

Physical Appearance

Height (approx.): 5′ 9″

Weight (approx.): 75 kg

Hair Colour: Black

Eye Colour: Black

Body Measurements (approx.): Chest: 42″, Waist: 32″, Biceps: 14″

Family

He belongs to a Jat family from Haryana.

Parents & Siblings

Nada’s father, Krishan Nada, is a farmer. His father also held a distinguished reputation within the local Kabaddi community for effectively leveraging his wrestling abilities in the game of Kabaddi.

His mother, Rajbala Nada, is a homemaker.

Nada has an elder brother, Ravinder Nada, who is also a Kabaddi player.

Wife & Children

He got married to Sonia Nada on February 22.

They have two sons, Garvit Nada and Naksh Nada.

Religion

He is a Hindu and follows Hinduism.

Career

Position: Left Corner and Defender

League: Pro Kabbadi League

Debut: Season 1 for U Mumba (2014)

Coached By: E Baskaran and Rambir Singh Khokhar

Teams Played For: U Mumba (2014-2016), Bengaluru Bulls (2016), Haryana Steelers (2017-2018, 2021), Patna Pirates (2019), and Bengal Warriors (2022-present)

International Career

Even with the obstacles he faced, Surender Nada managed to secure a spot on the 14-man roster of the Indian World Cup team. During the decisive 20-minute clash against Iran in the finals, India emerged as the champion. Nada was also a key member of the Indian squad that claimed victory at the 2018 Dubai Masters. Fans of the renowned left-corner ankle-hold specialist eagerly anticipate his swift recovery from his injuries.

Surender Nada made an impressive debut for India at the 2016 Kabaddi World Cup. His leadership in defense played a crucial role in helping the team clinch a gold medal.

In 2017, he continued his success by being a part of the Indian team that won gold at the Asian Kabaddi Championship.

Nada further contributed to India’s success in Kabaddi by aiding the team in securing a gold medal at the 2018 Kabaddi Masters held in Dubai, defeating Iran in the finals.

In 2019, he upheld his record of excellence by securing yet another gold for the country at the South Asian Games.

Pro Kabaddi League

Surender Nada was acquired by U Mumba during the inaugural season of PKL, where he emerged as the highest scorer for tackle points, accumulating 51 points in 15 matches.

He continued with U Mumba until the 3rd season, where he played 14 matches in the 2nd season, scoring 41 tackle points and securing 2 Super Tackles. However, his performance in the 3rd season dipped, and he managed to score only 13 points in 7 matches.

Following his release from U Mumba, Surender joined Bengaluru Bulls for the 4th PKL season. In his debut season with the team, he scored 33 points across 14 matches.

 

For the 5th season, Haryana Steelers acquired Surender due to his defensive expertise and leadership potential. He showcased his best performance in the 6th season, scoring a personal high of 80 tackle points in 21 matches and impressively securing 9 High 5’s.

Unfortunately, an injury during the 6th season led to Surender taking a break from the league for two complete seasons.

Fans will be delighted to know that Surender Nada is set to make his return in the 8th PKL season, representing Haryana Steelers, after recovering from his injury.

Awards and Honors

• 2016 Kabaddi World Cup – Gold

• 2017 Asian Kabaddi Championship – Gold
  

  Surender gets Award at the 2017 Asian Kabaddi Championship

• 2018 Dubai Kabaddi World Cup – Gold
  

  Surender Nada with Dubai Cup

• 2019 South Asian Games – Gold

Bike Collection

He won a TVS Victor from the show owners of the Vivo Pro Kabaddi League.

Income

• Pro Kabaddi Season 8– Haryana Steelers at 20 Lakh, SOLD

• Pro Kabaddi Season 7– Patna Pirates 77 Lakh, SOLD

• Pro Kabaddi Season 6– Haryana Steelers 75 Lakh, SOLD

• Pro Kabaddi Season 5– Haryana Steelers 51.15 Lakh, SOLD

• Pro Kabaddi Season 4– Bengaluru Bulls 30 Lakh, SOLD

Net Worth

His net worth is approximately between 20-25 Crores.

Favorites

• Team Member: Mohit Chhilar

• Food: Almonds

• Cricket Team: Kolkata Knight Riders

Facts/Trivia

• Surender went to Sonipat on the recommendation of his cousin (brother) who was a wrestler and assured his family that he will train him and help him become successful and earn a good lifestyle.

• He loved and respected his Grandmother a lot and her death impacted him in many ways and he still holds her memories close to his heart.
  

  Surender Nada’s Grandmother

• Among many fans of the sport, the duo of Surender Nada and Mohit Chhillar is well known for their outstanding performance with earned them the title of “Deadly Duo of Corners.”
  

  The deadly duo of Surender Nada and Mohit Chhillar

• He loves to do all sorts of physical training which include weight training, groundwork, and gym workouts. He enjoys making videos and posting them on his social media to inspire the young generation.
  

  Surender Nada training in the gym

  

  Surender Nada training outdoor

• Surender loves to post videos with his wife and his two sons, which are usually very adorable and show his close bond to his family, and his role as a family man.

• He often likes to spend time in the water and posts about swimming or staying in the water to relax.
  

  Surender Nada in the swimming pool

• Surender is regarded as the specialist in “Ankle Holding” which is his signature move and the strongest tactic in the game.

• He has many different tattoos on his body including the ones on his neck and arms.
  

  Surender Nada arm tattoo

• Surender is also a great player in the pool and enjoys playing it in his free time.
  

  Surender Nada playing pool

• He can cook as well and has the skill to make perfectly round tortillas (roti).
  

  Surender making roti

• He loves animals and has posted pictures showing his love for his cows and a monkey.
  

  Surender Nada feeding his cow

• Surender has trained a famous celebrity Rannvijay Singha on how to improve his Kabaddi skills and learn his famous Ankle Hold.
  

  Rannvijay Singha and Surender Nada

• He is efficient as a farmer as well and usually does help his family by working in the fields doing farming-related work.
  

  Surender working on his lands

• Surender Nada has consistently held a place among the Top Ten Defenders across all seasons of the Pro Kabaddi League. During the inaugural season, he tallied a noteworthy 51 tackle points across 15 matches. His exceptional performance peaked in Season 5, where he led the league with an impressive 80 tackle points over 22 matches. 2