Surender Nada is an Indian professional Kabaddi player known for his strength, sharp defensive skills, and leadership on the mat. Born on 1 July 1986 in Haryana, India, he developed a passion for kabaddi at a young age and quickly rose through the ranks with his disciplined gameplay and powerful tackles.

He gained national recognition after representing India in the prestigious Kabaddi World Cup, where he was a key member of the championship-winning team. His outstanding defensive performances played a significant role in India lifting the title and dominating the tournament.

Surender Nada primarily plays in the left cover defender position and is widely respected for his ankle holds, thigh holds, and match-reading ability. His calm presence on the mat and tactical awareness make him a dependable player in high-pressure situations.

At the professional league level, he has been associated with the Bengal Warriors franchise in the Pro Kabaddi League, where he has consistently delivered strong defensive performances. Over the seasons, he has built a reputation as one of the most reliable defenders in the league.

Apart from his playing career, Surender Nada is admired for mentoring young athletes and promoting kabaddi at grassroots levels. His journey from Haryana’s local grounds to international glory serves as an inspiration for aspiring kabaddi players across India.

Surender Nada currently serves as the Chief of the Orka Kabaddi League, where he contributes his experience, vision, and leadership to shape the future of the league and develop the next generation of kabaddi talent.

With a career defined by resilience, discipline, and championship success, Surender Nada continues to be a respected and influential name in Indian kabaddi.