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Abhijeet Malik's multi-point raid got Ashish Malik and Gaurav Chhillar, but then Naveen Kumar got Surjeet Singh and Ankush in consecutive raids, keeping the pressure on the two-time PKL champions. Ashu Malik completed his Super 10 with ease, in a do-or-die raid that got Lucky Sharma off the mat.

Guman Singh, Neeraj and Jitender Yadav were combining well but at the other end, Devank and Ayan were starting to mount a comeback. The Gujarat Giants had a healthy 6-point lead midway through the first half. Their defence was doing well to keep the dangerous duo of Devank and Ayan quiet with just under 4 minutes to go.

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At the half, the Bengal Warriorz were building on their lead and had moved into a 6-point lead within the first 9 minutes. But in the next couple of minutes, Abhijeet Malik helped bring the deficit down to a 2-point one. The Jaipur Pink Panthers' defence was not able to contain Pranay Rane and Arjun Rathi.

Pawan Sehrawat looked to give his side a quick start, as the Telugu Titans picked up an early 2-point lead. The Puneri Paltan were playing catch up, and it was their defence who were leading the charge. Along expected lines, the Hi-Flyer Pawan was scoring at a fast pace which kept the Telugu Titans, who had to win, in the lead.

Sunil Kumar got his High-5 in the final minutes of the game, and his fellow defenders also made significant contributions to the cause, shutting the door on a comeback for the Patna Pirates. Moments before the end of the game, the Patna Pirates got an All Out, and Devank completed his Super 10 as well.

Gagan Gowda scored a game-high 19 points, while Bhavani Rajput registered a Super 10 and Sumit secured a High-5 to wrap up a commanding performance for the UP Yoddhas and they extended their unbeaten run to eight games. The game started with fast exchanges as Guman Singh and Gowda got their respective sides on the board.

It was an action-packed start to the game as the raiders, Pardeep Narwal and Deshwal wasted no time to get their respective sides on the board. The latter ensured that Jaipur Pink Panthers took the lead with his two-point raid, as he did most of the heavy lifting for his side on the attacking end in the early exchanges.

The Haryana Steelers started in a very impressive manner after Vinay was successful in a do-or-die raid to get Sumit and Mahender Singh. But the UP Yoddhas entered the fray after Mohammadreza Kaboudrahangi tackled Shivam Patare and then Bhavani Rajput got Sanjay while Mohammadreza Shadloui stepped out of the end line, as the UP Yoddhas equalled the score.

Abinesh Nadarajan, Aman, and Sanket were holding fort in defence for the Puneri Paltan, as they made life very difficult for the Patna Pirates' raiders. Midway through the first half though, both sides were on level terms, with the Patna Pirates starting to make their presence felt.

With this victory, Dabang Delhi KC achieved the distinction of becoming the first team to qualify for the playoffs in six consecutive seasons. They also equalled the record for the longest unbeaten streak in a single PKL season, going 13 matches without a loss, according to a PKL press release.

The Jaipur Pink Panthers' skipper and star raider, Arjun Deshwal, combined well with his supporting raiders, Abhijeet Malik and Neeraj Narwal, as the two-time PKL champions established an early lead. Arjun opened the scoring with a running hand touch on Amir Hossein Bastami, while Abhijeet Malik executed a crucial do-or-die raid against Aashish.

The match began with U Mumba's Manjeet making a strong start, successfully evading Ashu Singh and Mahender Singh to give his team a 2-0 lead. The momentum swung back and forth between U Mumba and UP Yoddhas, with Bhavani Rajput executing a decisive do-or-die raid, dragging Lokesh Ghosliya to the midline.

The Haryana Steelers started strong as young raider Shivam Patare got five of five successful raids to give the PKL 10 finalists an early lead. He was ably supported by all-rounder Mohammadreza Shadloui, who first won two raid points and then tackled Naveen Kumar to complete the first all-out of the match on Dabang Delhi K.C. in the seventh minute.

The Gujarat Giants began brightly, taking an early lead and, crucially, accounting for Pawan Sehrawat and Vijay Malik in the first two plays. The Telugu Titans found themselves under pressure early on, but their ace raiders soon returned to the mat, allowing the Titans to reclaim some momentum within the first five minutes.

Akash Shinde was the main aggressor for the Puneri Paltan, as the Bengaluru Bulls had no answers to his raiding acumen. The defensive unit of the Puneri Paltan were equally impressive, with Mohit Goyat putting in an ankle hold to trap Jatin after Gaurav Khatri and Pankaj Mohite combined to tackle Pardeep Narwal.

Patna Pirates dominated the early exchanges, and Tamil Thalaivas were under pressure. Ayan and Devank were doing the heavy lifting for Patna Pirates, but a combined defensive effort helped reduce the deficit. Devank was scoring raids in a hurry, and midway through the first half, Patna Pirates inflicted an ALL OUT which extended the lead to 7-points.

UP Yoddhas got their noses back in front courtesy of a Super Raid from Gowda as he completed his Super 10. Pranay Rane carried on his lone battle as the raider for Bengal Warriorz, registering a Super 10 of his own.