Puneri Paltan are aiming for a rare landmark in Season 11 of the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) by becoming just the second team in the history of the tournament to successfully defend their title.
Champions of season 6 of the Pro Kabaddi League, Bengaluru Bulls will be keen to once again get their hands on the PKL title after missing out in the last four campaigns.
Pardeep Narwal's season-best effort went in vain as his team UP Yoddhas went down 48-41 to Patna Pirates, who continued their winning run, in Pro Kabaddi League Season 10 at the Noida Indoor Stadium on Monday.
The game began on a cagey note, as only five points were scored in the opening five minutes.
The Yoddhas hoped that home court advantage would turn their flagging fortunes around, but in the opening minutes.
Narwal became the first player to record 80 Super 10s in PKL during U.P. Yoddhas' match against Haryana Steelers in Ahmedabad.
Maninder Singh returned to Bengal Warriors after the franchise utilized the FBM card to match Telugu Titans' bid of INR 2.12 crore.
The Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) season 10 player auction has been deferred by a month, and has now been scheduled…
A total of 84 players were retained across 3 categories with 22 from the Elite Retained Players (ERP) category, 24 in the Retained Young Players (RYP) category and 38 in the Existing New Young Players (ENYP) category.
Since the inception of the tournament in 1980, India have been the most successful men's team in the Asian Kabaddi Championship, winning seven titles in eight editions.
