Kabaddi Series & Schedule

Vinay was quick off the block for the Haryana Steelers, getting their first four points, while Pardeep Narwal got the Bengaluru Bulls off the mark. After a quick start, the tempo of the game did slow down slightly. It was the Haryana Steelers who asserted their dominance in the opening exchanges, increasing their lead to five points courtesy of Shivam Patare.

The Bengal Warriorz started strong, with early points for Pranay Rane and Manjeet. However, the Telugu Titans - led by Vijay Malik yet again - used the momentum to shift the tide in their favour. He got a raid that ended in three points as he got Fazel Atrachali and Manjeet, while Vishwas S stepped into the lobby, giving away a non-raid technical point.

Dabang Delhi worked hard to maintain their lead with defender Yogesh getting Mohammad Nabibakhsh to inflict a second 'All Out' on Gujarat Giants. But Dahiya completed a 'Super 10' by getting both Gaurav Chillar and Ashish in the same raid.

The game started at a brisk pace with the two teams opening their account with successful raids. The defenders didn’t take too long to find their mojo either, making it an intense start to the game. A tremendous two-point raid from Manjeet gave the Telugu Titans a two-point lead in the opening exchanges of the contest.

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It was a cautious start to the second half from both sides until Bhavani Rajput was on the right side of a do-or-die Raid, ensuring the UP Yoddhas stayed in the lead. Pankaj Mohite returned the favour, getting two points in a do-or-die Raid to help close the gap for Puneri Paltan before Aryavardhan Navale evened things up at 20-20 with ten minutes to go in the game.

This gave the three-time PKL champions some much-needed momentum as they began to race away from their opponents. At the end of the first half, the score read 20-13 in favour of the Patna Pirates. It was in the second half that the Patna Pirates really took the game to their opponents.

The thrilling action continued in the final stages of this game as the Bengaluru Bulls levelled things up with under four minutes to go. They momentarily had a narrow one-point lead as Nitin Rawal completed his high five, before Sunil Kumar inflicted a Super Tackle on Sushil, putting U Mumba back in front with under two minutes to go.

In the absence of Sehrawat, Narwal took charge of the raiding department, while a combined defensive performance inflicted an early 'all out' on the Haryana Steelers. The Steelers were trailing by six points 10 minutes into the game. An 'all out' soon followed as the Titans extended their lead to 23-11 at the end of 20 minutes.

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It was an intriguing start from the two finalists from Season 9, trading blow for blow in the opening exchanges. The Jaipur Pink Panthers sprung into action, getting themselves a three-point lead after some solid work from Ankush Rathee in the defensive end.

The Jaipur Pink Panthers emerged victorious over the Gujarat Giants in their last match on the back of a well-rounded team effort through the combined raiding prowess of Arjun Deshwal, Neeraj Narwal and Shrikant Jadhav, while Reza Mirbagheri anchored their defensive unit.

A Super Tackle by Nitin Rawal provided a boost for the Bulls, but Ashu Malik and the Delhi defenders, Yogesh and Sandeep, maintained control. Just before the break, Pardeep Narwal executed a crucial three-point raid, keeping the Bulls in contention. At halftime, Dabang Delhi KC led the fast-paced game 18-13.

Just when it seemed like the Tamil Thalaivas would ride on their momentum to extend their lead further, the Bengal Warriorz showed their mettle. Nitin Kumar managed a couple of quick raids, while their defence kept them in the game to make it a two-point deficit at half time, with the Tamil Thalaivas leading 18-16.

Bhavani Rajput and Bharat Hooda's Super 10s helped the UP Yoddhas register their first win in five matches, breaking the Telugu Titans' four-game winning streak 40-34 in a hard-fought contest at the Noida Indoor Stadium here on Sunday.

Former winners U Mumba survived a late scare but eventually prevailed over the Tamil Thalaivas as they secured a 35-32 victory in a Season 11 clash in the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) at the Noida Indoor Stadium here on Thursday. It was Manjeet who led the raiding department.

The Patna Pirates eventually pulled the trigger to try and mount a fightback, with Devank executing a two-point raid, and closing the gap for his team to three points. Haryana Steelers extended their lead back to five points, courtesy of a Super Tackle on Ayan, putting the brakes on the Patna Pirates momentum with under 10 minutes to go in the game.

Guman looked unstoppable, getting Nitesh Kumar and Mayur Kadam in a do-or-die raid. This move effectively reduced the Bengal Warriorz to just one player, as Nitin was then successfully tackled by Himanshu to inflict the second all-out on the Bengal Warriorz with three minutes left in the first half.