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Patna Pirates is a professional kabaddi team based in Patna, Bihar, that plays in the Pro Kabaddi League. The team is led by Sachin Tanwar and coached by Narender Redu. Their home ground is the Patliputra Sports Complex.

Patna Pirates (PTP) is a professional kabaddi team based in Patna, Bihar, that plays in the Pro Kabaddi League. The team is led by Sachin Tanwar and coached by Narender Redu. Their home ground is the Patliputra Sports Complex.[1] The Pirates are the most successful team in PKL history with a record of winning 3 out of 8 titles and winning all of them in successive. They are also one time runners up in season 8 of pkl which started after the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Pirates won their first title by defeating defending champions U Mumba in 2016 (January), after reaching the semi-finals in the previous two seasons (2014 and 2015). In the following 2016 (June) season, Patna Pirates defeated the Jaipur Pink Panthers, thus becoming the first team in PKL history to successfully defend their title and later completed a hat-trick of titles by defeating Gujarat Fortune Giants in the final of the 2017 tournament. The 2018-19 season was a contrasting season for the usually successful Patna Pirates, as the 3-time defending champions crashed out in the group stages, thus failing to make the playoffs for the first time ever. Patna is also the first team to play 100 Pro Kabaddi matches.

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Pro Kabaddi League: Pradeep Narwal Becomes Most Expensive Player, Sold To UP Yoddha For Rs. 1.65 Crore

Talismanic raider Pardeep Narwal smashed an all-time record by becoming the highest-ever bought kabaddi player in the history of the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL), after being roped in by ‘UP Yoddha’ for Rs 1.65 crore. The ‘UP Yoddha’ bought Narwal on Monday, the second day of the PKL auction for the upcoming season 8, which will take place in December. “Pardeep continues to re-write history books,…

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[ad_1] Arjun Deshwal supports Pink Panthers, the raider with the most raid points and the defender with the most tackle points were both on the Jaipur-based team. Ninth Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) season began on October 7, 2022, and lasted two months, taking place at four different locations. In contrast to the prior season, spectators were permitted to watch the game live, and the league stages were split among three locations. The first leg was held in Bengaluru, with the second leg taking place in Pune, Hyderabad, and Mumbai. The only team that didn’t advance to the playoffs but still finished in the top four and made it to the semifinals in season 9 was Tamil Thalaivas. Tamil Thalaivas, which debuted in season 5, has only ever placed last or in the bottom two. The Pink Panthers main raider, Pawan Sehrawat, was sidelined for the whole season after suffering an injury in the first game. Things grew worse for the southern team when Sagar, the right corner defender, was hurt in the latter stages of the league stage. Even though the team lost two key players, Ashan Kumar supported each player’s performance rather than depending on their brilliance. The void left by Pawan Sehrawat was filled by a teenage prodigy named Narender Kandola. For the Tamil Thalaivas, Narender Kandola recorded 243 raid points in a single season (the record was previously held by Ajay Thakur) Pink Panthers. Read More: Best cover teams for Pro Kabaddi Season 9 Auctions In the PKL’s history Pink Panthers, Pawan Sehrawat was the most expensive purchase and made history. The most expensive purchase in the PKL’s inaugural season was roughly 14 lakh rupees, but as the league has expanded quickly, players are now in a solid financial position. Pawan paid a staggering 2.26 crores to Tamil Thalaivas. The top bids in PKL season nine went to Bengaluru Bulls for Vikash Kandola (1.7 crores), Puneri Paltan for Fazel Athrachali (1.38 crores), and U Mumba for Guman Singh (1.25 crores). Twenty international players were present as opposed to 24 (in season 8) after each organization had used up its two-player allotment. Best Raiders Mr. Arjun Deshwal Raid Points: 296 | Matches: 24 After leading the Jaipur Pink Panthers in raid points the previous season, Arjun Deshwal was retained by the team. The raider was four points short of reaching the legendary 300 raid points milestone, which has only been attained by a select few players in the past (Pardeep Narwal, Pawan Sehrawat, and Naveen Kumar). He was the sole raider in 80% of the games, scoring 100 raid points more than the next-best raider from Jaipur (Ajith Kumar).Pink Panthers  Bharat Hooda There were 23 matches and 279 raid points. Bharat scored around 130 raid points while under Pawan Sehrawat’s supervision in the eighth season of the Pakistan Super League. After Pawan Sehrawat changed bases, Bharat assumed the lead raiding position in the presence of seasoned raider Vikash Kandola (2nd costliest buy in season 9). Naveen Kumar Raid Points: 254 | Matches: 23 Naveen Kumar got out to a strong start in the season, scoring nine straight Super 10, but he lost his mojo in the middle. In the last round of league play, he made a great recovery and led Dabang Delhi KC to a fourth straight playoff position. Best defenders Ankush Rathee matches: 24; tackle points: 89 Ankush Rathee had 89 tackle points in his first PKL season and had help from veteran defenders Sunil Kumar and Sahul Kumar. The Jaipur Pink Panthers were the only team in PKL season 9 to have three defenders who scored 50 or more tackle points. According to the match, an old saying goes, “Raiders win your matches, but defenders win you titles.”Pink Panthers Mohammad Reza Chiyana 20 matches; 84 tackle points Due to outside circumstances, Chiyanedh missed the first two matches but has since played consistently. He is the only defender in history to accumulate 16 tackle points in a single game, all of which came from super tackles. The Iranian carried on where

he had left off the season before and was once more listed among the top three tacklers in terms of points. During the ninth season of the Vivo Pro Kabaddi League, Mohammadreza Shadloui Chiyaneh improved as a defender. Chiyaneh set the season record for most tackle points (16 points) in a single game with 84 tackle points Pink Panthers. Read More: Who are the best young test captains in history? Saurabh Nandal (Bengaluru Bulls) Matches: 24; Tackle Points: 72 Together with left-corner defender Aman, Saurabh Nandal combined for 72 tackle points. For the third straight season, Saurabh has led the Bengaluru Bulls’ defense with solid performance. Bharat made sure the Bulls successfully collected raid points, and Saurabh Nandal engaged the opposing team’s raiders. In the ninth season of the Vivo Pro Kabaddi league, Nadal’s 72 tackle points helped the Bulls place in the semifinals. Super 10s Arjun Deshwal – 17 ranking Naveen Kumar 16 ranking  Bharat – 16 ranking High 5s : Ankush Rathee – 9 ranking Parvesh Baiswal – 6 ranking Mohammedreza Chiyaneh, ranking six     [ad_2] Source link

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PKL 2021 All you need to know - Teams, schedule, venue, rules, streaming details

PKL 2021 All you need to know – Teams, schedule, venue, rules, streaming details

The Pro Kabaddi League is back for its eighth edition. The 2021-22 season unfolds after a 25-month break due to the coronavirus pandemic. Franchises will fight it out for the ultimate prize – the PKL 8 trophy in a bio-bubble in Bengaluru. RELATED| Pro Kabaddi League LIVE: Bengaluru Bulls vs U Mumba Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the season: 1. When does PKL 8 start? The eighth…

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PKL 2021 22 Tamil Thalaivas surprise with their performance Dabang Delhi Naveen kumar creates history - PKL 2021-22: तमिल थलाइवाज ने अपने प्रदर्शन से चौंकाया, दबंग दिल्ली के नवीन ने रचा इतिहास | - News in Hindi

PKL 2021 22 Tamil Thalaivas surprise with their performance Dabang Delhi Naveen kumar creates history – PKL 2021-22: तमिल थलाइवाज ने अपने प्रदर्शन से चौंकाया, दबंग दिल्ली के नवीन ने रचा इतिहास | – News in Hindi

नई दिल्ली. प्रो कबड्डी सीजन 8 (Pro Kabaddi League) के लीग दौर का तकरीबन एक तिहाई सफर पूरा होने को है और पहले 6 जगहों पर शामिल होने के साथ लीग खत्म करने की कवायद लगातार तेज होती जा रही है. शनिवार को ट्रिपल हेडर का दिन था और कल तक सभी टीमों के सात-सात मुकाबले पूरे हो चुके हैं. बेंगलुरु बुल्स, दबंग दिल्ली और पटना पायरेट्स टॉप 3 मे काबिज हैं, यह अलग बात है कि हर मुकाबले के बाद उनकी स्टैन्डिंग मे थोड़ा…

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Kho Kho Game: Rules, Skills, History & How to Play Kho Kho?

Introduction of Kho Kho

Kho Kho is a tag game of India. Its origins are as old as Mahabharata, with strategies and tactics likely derived from Mahabharata itself. On the 13th day of the war, the Kaurava Guru Dronacharya planned the unique tactics Chakraviyu a special military defensive strategy breached by the expert warrior Abhimanyu. He died as he had to fight alone against 7 other warriors and he received heavy casualties. His style of fighting reflects the concept of ring play – a defensive tactic in Kho Kho.

Kho Kho fosters many desirable traits such as sportsmanship, teamwork, loyalty, competitiveness, and self-esteem as well as speed, agility, strategy and quick thinking. This game in itself is a personal development tool for the athlete that takes up the challenge.

First ever Kho Kho competition was held in the year 1914. In 1959 first National Kho Kho Championship was held under Kho Kho Federation of India was set up in the year 1955.

The Asian Kho Kho Federation was set up in the year 1987 where 3rd SAF Game was held in Calcutta, India. Countries which joined Asian Kho Kho Federation was India, Bangladesh, Maldives, Sri Lanka and Pakistan. In 1996 first AKKF championship happened in Kolkata, India. Second Asian Championship was held in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Countries which participated this championship were India, Pakistan, Srilanka, Japan, Nepal, and Thailand.

Rules of Kho Kho

Two teams face each other in this game (Team A and Team B) and there are some kho kho rules given below:

The game starts with toss between two team captain. The winning captain decides who will chase Team A or Team B. Both the team consists of 12 players. If Team A won the toss and decides to chase. 9 players from team A enters the playground. All 9 players sit/kneel in the middle of the court facing opposite direction in a straight row. A match consists of two innings of running and chasing turns of 9 minutes.

From Team B, three players can enter the kho kho ground as the runner. All 9 players of the team sit in a row with both the end having a pole. The 3 runners can go between two players of Team A who are sitting in a zigzag alignment. The chaser team member is not to go through their sitting team members failing to it is a penalty. He can only turn back and chase after he touches the pole at either end of the line. These are basic kho kho rules to follow on the ground.

Kho Kho Playground Dimensions and Equipments

The required equipment in kho kho game is two watches, whistle (every time a team scores), measuring tape, lime powder and stationary to write results.

Kho Kho playground is 29 meters long and 16 meters wide in dimension. At each end of the longer side of the rectangle is two rectangles measuring 16 meters in length and 2.75 meters wide. Wooden pillar of 120 cm high at the inner center of the line of this rectangle as shown in the figure below. The circumference of the wooden pillar is between 30 to 40 cm. There is one straight line on either side of the pillar. There are 8 pairs of parallel lines between these two wooden pillar posts. Each pair of the line is 30 cm away from each other and 2.30 meters away from next pair of line. This creates 8 boxes of 30 cm in length and 30 cm width.

Terms in Kho Kho

Pole: A specially made wooden cylindrical construction, erected firmly at both sides of playfield.

Chaser: The sitting team who tries to catch the opponent team member who is running. Chaser sit-in square over cross lines with an alternative back.

Runner: The player of opposition who saves himself from being catch by the chaser.

Central lane: Two parallel lines from one pole to other.

Cross lane: The parallel lanes cutting central line at the middle of playing area.

Kho: The word Kho is actually a pass given by one chaser to another.

Early getup: When the sitting chaser gets up before getting a Kho.

Kho Kho Skills

Basic Skills required is running and chasing. Some of the basic kho kho skills are :

The judgment of direction: How fast and attentive you are to know which direction you have to run. Next is Getting up from Square: Should be very responsive to your teammates.

Running Skills: You should be fast ring play, a single chain running, zig-zag running, straight running. Team coordination: very fast grasper of Kho given by team members and realizing if the signal was early Kho, late Kho, fake Kho, hurry Kho or it’s a simple Kho.

Kho Kho Tournament

There are many tournaments played in India namely, National Championships, National Women Championship, Junior National, Sub Junior National Championship, All India Inter University Championship, School Championship, Mini School Championship, Primary Mini School Championship and Federation Cup. As per some media results, after the success of Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) in India, Kho Kho, another traditional sport from our country is set to get a league of its own this year.

Kho Kho Awards

There are special awards given for the players who show prolific performance in the game. Janaki Award is given to a girl (Under 18) for her stellar show in the game. Veer Abhimanyu Award is similar to Janaki Award but it’s awarded to a boy who comes under age of 18. The Karnataka government once recognised Ekalavya Award for the game. In 2008, Adarsha CP won this award.

Indian Game Kho Kho Information

Kho Kho ranks as one of the most popular traditional sports in India. The origin of Kho Kho is difficult to trace, but many historians believe, that it is a modified form of 'Run Chase', which in its simplest form involves chasing and touching a person. With its origins in Maharashtra, Kho Kho in ancient times, was played on 'raths' or chariots, and was known as Rathera.

Like all Indian games, it is simple, inexpensive and enjoyable. It does, however, demand physical fitness, strength, speed and stamina, and a certain amount of ability. Dodging, feinting and bursts of controlled speed make this game quite thrilling. To catch by pursuit - to chase, rather than just run - is the capstone of Kho Kho. The game develops qualities such as obedience, discipline, sportsmanship, and loyalty between team members.

The rules of the game were framed in the beginning of the 20th century. At Gymkhana Poona, a Committee was formed in 1914, to frame its rules. The first ever rules on Kho Kho were published from Gymkhana Baroda, in 1924. In 1959-60, the first national Kho Kho championship was organised in Vijayawada (Andhra Pradesh). The Government has initiated the following awards for the game: Arjuna Award, Eklavya Award for men, Rani Laxmi Bai award for women, Veer Abhimanyu award for boys under 18, and Janaki award for girls under 16.

How is Kho Kho game played?

Each team consists of twelve players, but only nine players take the field for a contest.

A match consists of two innings. An innings consists of chasing and running turns of 7 minutes each.

Eight members of the chasing team sit in their eight squares on the central lane, alternately facing the opposite direction, while the ninth member is an active chaser, and stands at either of the posts, ready to begin the pursuit.

Members of the chasing team have to put their opponent out, touching them with their palms, but without committing a foul.

All the action in Kho Kho is provided by the defenders, who try to play out the 7 minutes time, and the chasers who try to dismiss them.

A defender can be dismissed in three ways:

If he is touched by an active chaser with his palm without committing a foul,

If he goes out of the limits on his own.

If he enters the limit late.

Defenders enter the limit, in batches of three.

After the third and last defender of batch is out, the next batch must enter the limits, before a 'kho' is given by the successful active chaser.

Defenders have full freedom of movement on both sides of the central lane, but the active chaser cannot change the direction to which he is committed. He cannot cross the central lane. An active chaser can change position with a seated chaser, by touching him from behind by palm, and uttering the word 'kho' loudly, and simultaneously, chase or attack is build up through a series of 'khos' as the chase continues with a relay of chasers.

At the end of the innings there is an interval of 5 minutes and an interval of 2 minutes, in between the turns. Each side alternates between chasing and defense.

Kho Kho can be played by men, women, and children of all ages.

The game requires a very small piece of evenly surfaced ground, rectangular in shape, and 27m by 15m. The only equipment required is the two poles.

The game lasts no more than 37 minutes.

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PKL-7 : Telugu Titans defeated Tamil Thalaivas by 35-30

Telugu Titans defeated Tamil Thalaivas by 35-30 in the 72nd match of Pro Kabaddi League season-7. Siddharth Desai (9 red points) and Vishal Bhardwaj (6 tackles while high five) were the heroes of this match from Telugu Titans. While Tamil today missed the captain Ajay Thakur but V. Ajit Kumar tried his best to make up for it and also completed his Super-10 (14 Red Points). Rahul Chaudhari got 5 red points. Even though Tamil has lost, its star raider has become only the second raider to take 900 red points in Pro Kabaddi history. Before him Pradeep Narwal was able to do this feat. This is the Telugu Titans 5th win over Tamil in 8 matches. With this win, the Telugu Titans team has now moved up to 9th position with 29 points from 12 matches, while Tamil Thalaivas team has now moved from 9th to 10th position with 27 points from 12 matches. Read the full article

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3 raiders to watch out for in Pro Kabaddi League season 5

The Kabaddi fever is all around with the start of PKL season 5, which will last for around 90 days. Since its inception in 2014, Pro Kabaddi League has seen 4 successful seasons with 3rd and 4th falling in the same year (2016). The league has led some of the country’s hidden talents, who were once striving for even identification, on a journey to the stardom. In the 90 days of euphoria, Kabaddi fanatics will be excitingly keeping a watch out for their favorite players. Here’s a look at the top three raiders, who will grab millions eyes for their stunning performances.

Rahul Chauduary

The first player to score 500 raid points in the PKL history, Rahul Chauduary has continued to shine as one of the most successful raiders. Rahul reached the mark in Telugu Titan’s third match against Bengaluru Bulls. In the season’s opener against debutants Tamil Thalaivas, Rahul registered his 25th Super 10.

A sum of 400 successful raids, including 15 Super raids and 25 Super 10s speaks a lot about his dominance as a raider. His stellar in the inaugural season (2014), which he finished scoring 151 raid points entitled him as the most valuable player. 98 and 87 raid points to his name in the successive runs (season 2 and 3 respectively) made him an even bigger name in the Kabaddi arena. The fourth season of Pro Kabaddi League saw him at his brutal best as he staked up a daunting total of 146 raid points and won the best raider award for the second time. Rahul Chaudhary has been just phenomenal through all PKL seasons.

No matter how strongly the opponents’ defense is fortified, Rahul has all the makings to bore it and the courtesy is his lightening speed, signature running hand touches and diving escapes. Captaining Telugu Titans this season, the 24-year old raider has begun the fresh season on an emphatic note scoring 21 points, which also include one Super 10, in 3 matches played so far. He is surely one to watch out for in the ongoing season.

Anup Kumar

Also widely known as captain cool, Anup Kumar barely needs any identification in the Kabaddi arena. Since the inception of Pro Kabaddi League in 2014, U Mumba’s star player has been on a constant rise both as a captain and as a raider. Much of the glory Anup has earned is the remuneration of his exceptional raiding and captaining abilities.

The first inaugural season saw Anup Kumar top of the raiders’ table as he scored a total of 155 raid points, which also included 123 successful raids and 8 Super raids. Anup Kumar has won the most valuable player award once in the PKL history. Also he led his team U Mumba to the title win in the second edition.

His stats are just phenomenal. In 59 matches, Anup Kumar has scored a total of 425 points, which include 388 raid points and 37 tackle points. 315 successful raids, 11 super raids and 10 Super 10s to his name add a lot to his unfading image.

Pardeep Narwal

Potentially armed with the ability to turn the course of the match from tough situations, Pardeep Narwal is a name recited with honor in the Kabaddi arena. Pardeep has done many wonders in his prolific PKL career. In the PKL season 3, Pradeep was the doughty warrior of Patna Pirates’s attack in their title winning run. 116 raid points to his name entitled him the season’s best raider.

Pardeep Narwal continued his stellar in the 4th season as well. He scored 131 raid points and stood second next to Rahul Chaudhary (146 raid points). He showcased his ability to raise his game in high pressure situation by scoring 16 raid points in PKL 4 final, the most by any player in any PKL final. And he got what he truly deserved – the most valuable player award. Exceptionally agile on the mat, Pardeep uses his speed to execute hand touches while raiding. Pardeep has been pivotal in Pirates’ title winning campaigns in both the previous seasons. In Pro Kabaddi League season 5, which is underway, Pardeep stands 3 on the raiders’ table at present with 15 raid points in just one match.

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The fifth Season of Pro Kabaddi League is all set and its Started From 28th July 2017. After the Long Wait Finally Schedule of Pro Kabaddi Season 5 Released by the Pro Kabaddi Organisers. The New Season is Bigger the Ever. With 12 Teams 11 States Contesting in the Pro Kabaddi Tournament having over 130 Matches. It was the Longest Season of Pro Kabaddi of 84 Days.  Pro Kabaddi Betting Online

In Previous 4 Edition having 8 teams across the country. they are known as Dabang Delhi, Jaipur Pink Panthers, Patna Pirates, Bengal Warriors, Telugu Titans, Bengaluru Bulls, U Mumba and Puneri Paltan. The first Season of Pro Kabaddi League won by Jaipur Pink Panther and Second was U Mumba and next 2 Season by the Patna Pirates. Patna Pirates also are the Defending Champion. In Season 5 the Participation of 4 New teams will make the tournament Bigger the ever. You Can also Download the Full-Time Table and Venus Detail of Download Pro Kabaddi Season 5 Schedule.

The Auction for Pro Kabaddi Season 5 is held in Delhi on 22nd May 17. Over 400 Players available for Bid. The 12 Franchises who were allowed to retain their each Player from their previous year and they spend more than 47 Crore to bought 227 Players.

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Nitin Tomar, who was a part of Pune last season, became the costliest player in the history of PKL after team Uttar Pradesh acquired his services for Rs 93 lakh. Rohit Kumar went to Bengaluru Bulls for Rs 81 lakh, while Manjeet Chhillar was bought by first season winners Jaipur Pink Panthers for Rs 75.5 lakh. Meanwhile, Suraj Desai was bought by Dabang Delhi for Rs 52.5 lakh, also the highest bid for a Category B player in history. Meanwhile, South Korea’s Jang Kun Lee is the most expensive overseas player after Bengal Warriors retained him for Rs 80.3 lakh. Free Online Cricket Betting India

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Apart From these There is Lots of Betting sites are held Pro Kabaddi League Betting. Create Free Account and Participate in Prokabaddi League Betting and Win Lots of Prizes During the Pro Kabaddi League. Pro Kabaddi League Become India’s 2nd Most Popular Sports Games and Event. Every year Pro Kabaddi League Viewer Will Increase Simultaneously. Watch Pro Kabaddi & Place Free Bet on Your Favourite Team & Win Lots Of Amazing Prizes Online at India’s Top Sports Betting Site 24sevenbet. Pro Kabaddi Betting India  

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  Pro Kabaddi League 2017 Schedule, PKL Season 5 Time Table & Venus Detail Download The fifth Season of Pro Kabaddi League is all set and its Started From 28th July 2017.