Pro Kabaddi League Season 6, 2018

The 11th edition of the popular Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) is underway, with the first leg happening in Hyderabad. Fans can find the updated PKL 2024-25 Points Table below.

Ashu Malik’s seventh Super 10 in eight matches helped Dabang Delhi K.C. bag their third win of the season with an impressive 33-30 triumph over Bengal Warriorz in a Season 11 clash of the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) at the GMCB Indoor Stadium here on Thursday.

Haryana Steelers returned to winning ways after a massive 35-22 victory over the Gujarat Giants at the GMCB Indoor Stadium on Thursday in the Pro Kabaddi League.

The youngster was not done, however, and another Super Raid completed his Super 10 and also got the Patna Pirates all out for the first time in the game. With 11 points in just seven raids, Ajit went on to give his team the lead at the end of the first half, with the score reading 24-21.

That was until the most expensive player in PKL history and the most expensive player in the auction this year took centre stage. After a tight start, it was the high-flying Pawan Sehrawat who sprang into action to inflict an all-out on the Tamil Thalaivas, giving the Telugu Titans a four-point lead.

Despite this, it was the UP Yoddhas who took a two-point lead at the end of the second half, with the score reading 15-17. This was due to a successful Super Tackle by Sumit to get Arjun off the mat. Bharat Hooda's four Raid Points and one Tackle Point also aided their efforts, ably supported by Gagan Gowda in attack and Ashu Singh in the defence.

For Dabang Delhi KC, Yogesh stood strong with 4 points in the first half, while Sunil Kumar and Sombir held the fort defensively for U Mumba. In the final play of the half, Sombir's strong tackle gave U Mumba a narrow 14-13 lead in a closely contested first half.

The raiders took time to get going on attacking end as the two captains stood tall on the defensive line in the first half that saw the Bengaluru Bulls take a one-point lead as the scoreline read 14-13 at the break. Alongside his captain, Saurabh Nandal picked up where his team left off in the first half, imposing themselves with a Super Tackle at the start of the second half.

Defending champions Puneri Paltan were out of the blocks at rapid pace, and picked up an early lead against the Gujarat Giants, who found it tough to get going in the initial minutes. Within the first five minutes the Puneri Paltan also landed an all out via Abinesh Nadarajan on the Gujarat Giants, which put the Season 10 champions in the box seat, a release said.

An even start to the derby clash saw the two sides winning early points. For the Puneri Paltan, skipper Aslam Inamdar was in peak form, regularly getting the U Mumba players off the mat. However, the opposing skipper and defender Sunil Kumar was equally effective, and with only three U Mumba players on the mat, he trapped Pankaj Mohite for a Super Tackle.

While Shivam Patare had the most points early on for the Haryana Steelers, captain Jaideep was leading the side brilliantly on the mat. Midway through the first half, Fazel Atrachali landed a Super Tackle but the Haryana Steelers continued to be in the box seat.

Having trailed in the initial part of the match, the Patna Pirates came back in style, as they romped past the UP Yoddhas and won by a scoreline of 42-37, at the GMCB Indoor Stadium, in Gachibowli, in Hyderabad on Saturday.

The Haryana Steelers registered their third consecutive win of Season 11, as they defeated the UP Yoddhas 30-28 in a well-contested match of the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) at the GMCB Indoor Stadium, in Gachibowli, here on Wednesday.

It was a cautious start from both the Bengal Warriorz and the Puneri Paltan in the initial minutes, which meant points were hard to come by. However, after the early exchanges, it was the Puneri Paltan who pulled away with a three-point lead, with Mohit Goyat leading the charge.

The Dabang Delhi K.C. side was dominating the contest and within the first 15 minutes, Ashu Malik had completed his Super 10, while the Bengaluru Bulls were still finding it difficult to rake in the points. At the halftime break, the Dabang Delhi K.C. led 22-14.

Haryana Steelers clinched an ALL OUT with two minutes left, and went into the half-time break with a massive 11-point lead with the score reading 24-13. After the break, Haryana Steelers looked to build on their lead. However, Dabang Delhi KC started to fight back with the likes of Ashu Malik, Naveen Kumar and Vikrant picking up crucial points.

Midway through the first half, the Patna Pirates had a slender 1-point lead with the score at 6-5 in their favour. For the Telugu Titans, Vijay Malik was leading the way at that point. Slowly but surely, the Patna Pirates, who are three-time champions, moved into a 3-point lead, with 3 minutes left in the first half. By the end of the first half, the Patna Pirates led 13-10.

The Jaipur Pink Panthers started proceedings with the skipper Arjun Deshwal picking up the first points. After which both sides traded blows with equal measure in the early minutes, before the Jaipur Pink Panthers pulled into a 2-point lead.