Chindro

The game requires a small piece of chalk or coal to draw a playing court and a square or round piece of flat stone (usually not bigger than 4 inches (10 cm) in diameter) as the tossing object.

Sometimes, an empty small metal box, say of shoe polish, is filled with sand and is used as the tossing object.

[citation needed] One of the participants draws a playing court on a flat surface (usually the floor of alleys) with the help of a piece of coal or chalk.

If it lands successfully inside the designated box (without touching any lines) of the court, the player takes off her shoes and stands barefoot near that piece of stone with one foot in the air.

Consequently, the player's turn prematurely ends when: During the Taliban's rule, many sports for girls were banned in Afghanistan, including Chindro.