Indigenous Australian sports encompass traditional games and activities practiced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. These sports often reflect cultural values and community connections, with games like Marn Grook, a ball game that involves kicking a ball made from possum skin, showcasing agility and teamwork. Another significant sport is Boori, a traditional form of football played with a ball made from natural materials. These sports not only serve as recreational activities but also play a vital role in preserving cultural heritage and fostering community spirit among Indigenous Australians.