Bengaluru: Tamil Thalaivi And Patna Pirates Shared the loot in a 30-30 draw Pro Kabbadi League ,Street vendors) match on Thursday. Ajinkya Pawar Comes off the bench to score 12 points for Thalaivas Monu Goyati Scored 9 runs for Pirates.
interesting, coach Uday Kumar Starting on the bench, Manjeet and K. Prapanjan opted for a much changed Thalaivas line-up against the Pirates.
Ajinkya Pawar, whose stellar cameo helped the Thalaivas in previous matches, also started from the dugout. but with the captain Surjeet Singh On the mat, Tamil Thalaivas looked like a dominant side capable of challenging the best.
The Patna all-rounder was also raining tackle points throughout the half with tackles and assists.
Monu Goyat was the stand-out star for the three-time champions, picking up difficult points against a well-drilled Tamil Thalaivas defense.
Patna’s hybrid kabaddi players, capable of defending and attacking, made it difficult for the Thalaivas to target any weaknesses.
Patna Pirates secured their first All Out in the last minute of the first half which ended 18-12 in favor of the men on the green.
The introduction of Ajinkya Pawar gave the Tamil raiding unit the much needed acumen. His 2-point raid at the start of the second half set the tone for the Thalaivas, who were all out in the 8th minute.
Ajinkya Pawar also got his Super 10 as Thalaivas opened 2-points with 10 minutes to go.
Patna remained in the game, with two critical reviews ensuring that they remained within touching distance of the Tamil Thalaivas.
Sajin was having a bad night on the mat for C. Patna Irani Mohammadreza Chianeh made sure she stayed focused with body blocks and dashes.
The score was 30–30 with one minute remaining in the match and the teams decided to reserve three points (one for a tie) rather than go on to win.
interesting, coach Uday Kumar Starting on the bench, Manjeet and K. Prapanjan opted for a much changed Thalaivas line-up against the Pirates.
Ajinkya Pawar, whose stellar cameo helped the Thalaivas in previous matches, also started from the dugout. but with the captain Surjeet Singh On the mat, Tamil Thalaivas looked like a dominant side capable of challenging the best.
The Patna all-rounder was also raining tackle points throughout the half with tackles and assists.
Monu Goyat was the stand-out star for the three-time champions, picking up difficult points against a well-drilled Tamil Thalaivas defense.
Patna’s hybrid kabaddi players, capable of defending and attacking, made it difficult for the Thalaivas to target any weaknesses.
Patna Pirates secured their first All Out in the last minute of the first half which ended 18-12 in favor of the men on the green.
The introduction of Ajinkya Pawar gave the Tamil raiding unit the much needed acumen. His 2-point raid at the start of the second half set the tone for the Thalaivas, who were all out in the 8th minute.
Ajinkya Pawar also got his Super 10 as Thalaivas opened 2-points with 10 minutes to go.
Patna remained in the game, with two critical reviews ensuring that they remained within touching distance of the Tamil Thalaivas.
Sajin was having a bad night on the mat for C. Patna Irani Mohammadreza Chianeh made sure she stayed focused with body blocks and dashes.
The score was 30–30 with one minute remaining in the match and the teams decided to reserve three points (one for a tie) rather than go on to win.
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