#pkl season 1

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I Fell Down A Fucking Hole:

"Which Fucking One of Them is DD??" [*]

-The start of a fucking 2-day fall down an online hole.

All I wanted was to double-check my guess, but this is one of my tags under this post [link] breaking down my reactions to my screenshot [shown below] of the end of a S1 ad [link], where one can see the oldest versions of the original eight PKL team logos.

My reaction was mostly 'before this I thought the few images that came up in searches were ripoffs, not official', but the tag was specifically about Dabang Delhi's logo in particular.The rest of the original eight lineup I'd confirmed so it had to be DD, but I'd spent a few minutes squinting trying to read it. Info is fucking scarce with PKL generally, especially initial seasons, and it was the only one I couldn't pinpoint even though I'd recognized everyone else's.

It didn't look like Delhi Dabang/Dabangg [couldn't think of what else it could be when 'Delhi' was clear but not the second word] and I couldn't find anything on it so atp I was like alfuckingright maybe I just go back and change the resolution. I didn't think the video would have a higher res hence not having done that in the first place [I've got used to sifting through low res footage and photos for this blog] but it did and lo and fucking behold when I upped the res and zoomed in again it wasn't Delhi Dabang/g it was fucking Delhi Dynamos.

Which prompted me on a fucking search because when the hell have they ever been called that - this YouTube video was published 17th July 2014, just 9 days before S1 began on 26th July 2014.

But after sifting through the ISL team's logos [Football, hello - I was unaware], sifting through different season ads [it literally only shows in S1 ads] and trying every combo of keywords I could think of [I fucking reinstalled Pinterest just to look for this bullshit - no you shouldn't do the same there's basically nothing], this is apparently the best fucking pic you're gonna get. My own damn screenshot.

How Long Did This Name Even Fucking Exist, Tf

Hell, Delhi Dynamos doesn't even seem to have even lasted as a S1 team name consideration - even in the 'Sujeet Narwal - STAR Raider - Dabang Delhi' YouTube video from Star Sports [link], after upping the resolution you can clearly see Dabang Delhi at the end.

In the video you can even see the text on their jersey and the DD on the flashing sidelines, which are more to do with this pic below that keeps showing as some obscure version of the logo that I can't connect to anything yet but does appear to exist - and the text is seen in an early fan-made promo video for S2 as well [link] - so I have to consider it as another older version of Dabang Delhi's logo.

Now I cant tell if they started playing with different jersey logos initially [I looked for any other S1 footage of DD] but this Star Sports video was published on 14th Aug 2014 - the fucking season wasn't even done. S1 was from 26th July to 31st Aug 2014 and DD's first match of the season was the same day, yet there was already a name change. And in media/reports on S1 they're called Dabang Delhi, not Delhi Dynamos. I haven't found mention anywhere of the small discrepancy where all of the S1 advertisements [the ones I can find all published 17th-18th July 2014] show Delhi Dynamos, but in less than a month they're called Dabang Delhi on everything.

A Review of Kabaddi Websites

I took a final look through different official sites to see if there was anything on 'Delhi Dynamos', turns out there's barely anything in the first place so it ended up being more of a Kabaddi website review. Looked through:

the PKL website [link] - only 10 articles and one's incorrectly listed under the S1 search filter and is about S10 instead - any mentions of the team in these just list Dabang Delhi as the name.

the IKF website [link] - there's no search function and there's barely any info in the first place, the gallery is just a handful of random clipped images.

the WKF website [link] - in the longass plain text records in the News section there's only a mention of an associate membership for National Style Kabaddi being approved for 2015 at the earliest, which is the closest reference I can think of to early PKL?

the AKFI website [link] - cluttered and unsorted af but says it last updated this month still, so? Only found mentions of PKL S2 in articles under the News section - which don't seem to always be posted by the site admins and had one-liners or blocks of repeated text - and I can only ever see 25 articles bc the filter doesn't seem to work.

the AKF website [link] - nothing on PKL farther back or in general than 2017 and the entire site only has the same handful of articles from 2017, the only update being one article from 2024 - heck, Lorem Ipsum shows in several places and Overview is spelled wrong in the section's subheading.

the KhelNow website [link] - fucking terrible search function powered by Google - can't get any relevant results no matter what keywords or search functions I put in and only 3 results for 'delhi dynamos kabaddi' two of which are just the keywords extracted from the sitemap, plus I'm not going to continually click 'load more' on articles just to find something from 11 years ago so if there is a mention then site admins @ me atp.

As a final research measure I toggled open search results for the whole year of 2014 for articles on DD [keywords searched: dabang delhi, delhi dynamos kabaddi] just to be sure there really wasn't anything I could be fucking missing here, and-

There Is One Mention.

In what seems to be a blog post titled 'Pro Kabaddi league 2014 schedules fixtures online ticket booking and live telecast on TV channels' [link] by user 'Ramprasad' [a gold member it appears?], of what seems to be an educational learning site called India Study Channel, there is a brief rundown with a couple mispellings of where to watch/stream/buy tickets. But most importantly: every match listing in the schedule given states Delhi Dynamos playing. This was posted on 24th July 2014, only a week after the logo is first seen in the S1 ads and just two days before the league began airing.

Whether the name was taken from an official streaming site, one of the listed ticket booking websites, or from the advertisements themselves - idfk. But there is at least one article in existence that implies that, however brief, the name was genuinely relevant to the league and its audience for a period of time [there is a comment on the post from 1 Aug the same year].

Brief infuckingdeed, however, because in any articles I found after this date there was no mention, and they are listed as Dabang Delhi. Examples of this shit being:

31st July 2014 at the earliest, with 'Dabang Delhi owner Radha Kapoor on her plans for Pro-Kabaddi League players' The Economic Times [link] - which is just one week after that blog post; unclear what the hell happened in a week but Delhi Dynamos seems to have been discontinued or somehow irrelevant by the time this article was published.

3rd Aug 2014 'Pro Kabaddi League Live Streaming Information: Watch Dabang Delhi vs Telugu Titans Online' IB Times [link]

4th Aug 2014 'Dabang Delhi wins hearts, loses yet another duel' PKL site [link] - I will also point out I found this shit through open search so clearly there are still more articles falling through the filter cracks on this website.

I did find some alternate references however, though it's unclear how fucking relevant they ultimately are/were:

2nd Aug 'Delhi Dabang gears up to take home advantage' - ZEENEWS [link] - it seems like this was mere reverse wordplay on the team name in reference to the city, but it did bring into brief question whether that particular phrasing was actually relevant in the league or team branding at one point.

Says it was modified on 11th Aug 'Pro-Kabaddi League 2014' Essentially Sports [link] - throughout this article it has been spelt as Dabangg Delhi, but it's unclear if this was any kind of official spelling or simply the poster's misspelling of the team name.

In conclusion

'Delhi Dynamos' only seems to appear a literal handful of times on the internet; at the end of S1 advertisements published 17th-18th July 2014 on YouTube, and in a single online blogpost by what seems to be a random fan on 24th July 2014, all of which are before the inaugural season of PKL. A week later it's never seen in articles, ads or league videos since.

Whether this was a marketing mistake, an initial name consideration for Dabang Delhi, some kind of placeholder, or a genuine official name release that was changed before the first season of this league and these are the only remnants, idfk and it looks like I might not ever will [unless I take some fucking drastic route and actually email/call the listed addresses/numbers on these sites or flood their comment sections just for details].

If literally anyone has more info on this, talk to me.

Fuck knows I may have missed something. I'll fix up and edit this shit for clear pics as much as I can but fucking hell lmao. Random detail about DD that looks like a fucking mini-mystery.

[*yes that's a Chak De India reference.]

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It is time for a battle royale as PKL Season 11's playoffs week is all set to commence from December 26 at the Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex, Balewadi, Pune. PKL Season 11's playoffs week is all set to begin on December 26 In the fray for the top prize are Haryana Steelers and UP Yoddhas, both of whom have never won the title, and along with them are three-time champions Patna Pirates, Season 8 winners Dabang Delhi K.C., Season 1 & 9 title holders Jaipur Pink Panthers, and Season 2 champions U Mumba, who sealed qualification for the playoffs with the last game of the league stage. The playoff race going to the last match of the league stage is a testament to how competitive this season has been, setting the stage for an exciting final week for season 11, a release said. Ahead of a week that is set to celebrate the sport of Kabaddi in more ways than one, the six coaches, Manpreet Singh (Haryana Steelers), Joginder Narwal (Dabang Delhi K.C.), Jasveer Singh (UP Yoddhas), Narender Redhu (Patna Pirates), Gholamreza Mazandarani (U Mumba) and Sanjeev Baliyan (Jaipur Pink Panthers) spoke at length at the Panga Roundtable, and touched upon various aspects of PKL Season 11. Staying true to the "Fan First" approach that has become synonymous with the PKL, also present at the engaging Panga Roundtable were the Super Fans, who made their presence felt too. Table toppers Haryana Steelers, who are through to the semi-finals, are gunning for their first PKL title, and coach Manpreet Singh, who was full of praise for the Show-Stopper Mohammadreza Shadloui, said the team is like a family. "The players are all like my younger brothers, and we will work together, and leave no stone unturned when we play our semi-final. Having qualified for the Semi-final directly is a source of great motivation for the team before the final week, and for Haryana, a state which has won so many medals in other sports, it is the PKL title that remains elusive, and hopefully, we can win it." The Dabang Delhi K.C. have been one of the best teams this season and have stitched together a 15-match unbeaten streak, which helped them secure the second position on the points table. Having qualified for the semi-final already, coach Joginder Narwal, who has won the PKL title as a skipper in Season 8, spoke about the bond between his two co-captains - Ashu Malik and Naveen Kumar. "I have played with both Ashu and Naveen in the previous years in the PKL itself, and they are like best friends. The two of them have a great chemistry and always stick together, and that bond is visible on the mat also. The team is like a complete family, and going into the playoffs, they are all fit and in-form." The UP Yoddhas, who had to go back to the drawing board before the season began, has seen their young raiders and the defence step up in style. Coach Jasveer Singh said, "The team lost a couple of big players, but the core of the team remained together, and have worked hard as well." When asked about how well his side has closed out a few tight contests, the coach explained, "Winning closely fought matches is not easy and it is more of a habit which one has to develop over time. We always train accordingly, so that on the matchday, the players know how to deal with the situation and the pressure." Three-time champions Patna Pirates' Narender Redhu heaped praise on the dynamic and dangerous duo of Devank and Ayan, who have taken to the big stage like fish does to water. "Before the start of PKL Season 11, in our camps, we could see that Devank and Ayan will form a formidable pair for us as raiders. We had also seen them playing in other tournaments, and we are lucky in a way that they are both in our squad, and we have given them the freedom to play, and they have grabbed their opportunity with both hands." U Mumba stormed into the PKL Season 11 Playoffs with a superb win against the Bengal Warriorz in the final league stage game this season. Among the highlights for U Mumba this season has been that the young brigade have led from the front. Reflecting on the journey, U Mumba coach Gholamreza Mazandarani said, "We are very happy to have made it to the Playoffs. And the thing is the young players have done really well. They always want to do something different, like make a new record and have excellent energy as well. Players like Ajith Chauhan and Rohit Raghav are very skilful and the more they play at the highest level in PKL, they will continue to improve." Having finished sixth on the points table, the Jaipur Pink Panthers are looking for their third title. And coach Sanjeev Baliyan believes that the mentality and preparations for the Playoffs Week has to be different. He said, "The Playoffs is a different kettle of fish and there are no second chances like during the league stage. And moreover, to win the PKL title again, the whole squad has to play well, and support Arjun Deshwal. So far, whenever the team has needed it, there has been someone who has stepped up, especially if Arjun hasn't had a good day, and it is essential to keep that going." Eliminator 1 will see the third placed UP Yoddhas take on the Jaipur Pink Panthers, who were sixth on the points table in the league stage. Both the sides have only one thing in mind, which is progressing to the semi-final, and will go all out for the win. After that, in Eliminator 2, the most decorated team in the PKL, Patna Pirates, will play the U Mumba side, in what is a battle of the young raiders. Both sides have had a fantastic run of form during the league stage, and will be keen to make a splash in the final week of 2024 as well.

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What Are the Best Apps for Fantasy Kabaddi? Find the Top Platforms for 2025?

Kabaddi, a sport that has captured the hearts of millions in India, is quickly gaining popularity on a global scale. As the sport continues to rise in prominence, fantasy sports platforms are embracing it, offering fans the chance to test their skills and knowledge in the world of fantasy Kabaddi. If you're a fan of the sport and enjoy engaging with it in a new and exciting way, fantasy Kabaddi could be the perfect activity for you. In this article, we will explore some of the best fantasy Kabaddi apps available in 2025, highlighting top platforms that offer the most immersive, fun, and rewarding experiences for players.

What Is Fantasy Kabaddi?

Fantasy Kabaddi is similar to fantasy cricket or football, where players form a team of real-life players from an ongoing Kabaddi league, such as the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL), and earn points based on their performance during the match. Fantasy Kabaddi apps allow you to participate in contests, where your team competes with other fantasy teams based on the real performances of Kabaddi players. The better your team performs, the more points you earn, leading to potential rewards and cash prizes.

Top Fantasy Kabaddi Apps for 2025

1. Dream11

Dream11 has undoubtedly become one of the most popular fantasy sports platforms, and its fantasy Kabaddi section is no exception. With a user-friendly interface, Dream11 makes it easy for beginners and experienced players alike to join contests, create teams, and win rewards. It offers a wide range of leagues, including Pro Kabaddi, and features a variety of formats to suit different playing styles.

Key Features:

Huge user base and trustworthiness.

Multiple payment options for quick transactions.

Regular promotions and offers to keep players engaged.

Detailed stats for player performance to help make informed decisions.

Dream11 is known for its simplicity and extensive player information, making it one of the best fantasy Kabaddi apps available in 2025.

2. MyTeam11

Another well-known platform in the world of fantasy sports, MyTeam11 offers a great fantasy Kabaddi experience. The app features a clean design, easy navigation, and the opportunity to play fantasy Kabaddi during every season of the Pro Kabaddi League. MyTeam11 rewards its users generously with cash prizes and has a variety of fantasy sports options, but its Kabaddi section stands out due to its exciting contests.

Key Features:

Quick and easy registration process.

Free entry contests along with cash games.

Real-time updates of player performances.

Attractive bonus offers for new users.

MyTeam11 is a great choice for anyone looking to dive into fantasy Kabaddi and explore a fun and rewarding platform.

3. BalleBaazi

BalleBaazi is one of the leading apps for fantasy Kabaddi, focusing on making the game exciting for users through various fantasy sports leagues, including Kabaddi. It provides both beginners and experts with an enjoyable experience, and the app has become a top choice for those looking for a fantasy sports app with great Kabaddi leagues. What sets BalleBaazi apart is its emphasis on Kabaddi, ensuring a more tailored experience for fans of the sport.

Key Features:

A large variety of leagues and contests available.

Smooth user interface and real-time updates.

Daily fantasy contests with exciting rewards.

Regular promotions and bonuses for players.

Whether you're playing in the Pro Kabaddi League or other contests, BalleBaazi offers a great range of opportunities to earn rewards with your fantasy Kabaddi skills.

4. Fantain

Fantain is a rising star in the fantasy sports world and has been gaining attention for its focus on Kabaddi. The app offers an immersive fantasy Kabaddi experience, featuring leagues such as the Pro Kabaddi League. It’s ideal for those who want to test their knowledge and skills in Kabaddi while enjoying a simple, intuitive app that makes team-building and playing fun.

Key Features:

User-friendly interface with easy navigation.

Multiple contests with varied entry fees.

Real-time tracking of player performance.

Safe and secure payment gateway.

With Fantain, you can create a competitive team and participate in various contests to win prizes based on the real performances of Kabaddi players.

5. PlayerzPot

PlayerzPot is another platform making waves in the fantasy Kabaddi world. Known for its easy-to-use interface, PlayerzPot allows users to create their Kabaddi teams and compete against others for exciting rewards. With a variety of contests available for all levels of players, PlayerzPot is becoming a preferred choice for many fantasy Kabaddi enthusiasts.

Key Features:

Simple registration and easy-to-play interface.

Multiple game formats to choose from.

Cash rewards and free-entry contests.

Detailed stats and analysis of players' performances.

If you're looking for a straightforward and enjoyable fantasy Kabaddi app, PlayerzPot might be the perfect choice.

6. Fantasy Akhada

Fantasy Akhada is a growing fantasy sports platform with a dedicated section for Kabaddi. The app is ideal for players looking for a competitive environment to play fantasy Kabaddi. Fantasy Akhada offers a range of fantasy sports contests and promotes a safe, engaging space for players to build their teams.

Key Features:

Easy-to-use interface and quick navigation.

Regular cash prize tournaments.

In-depth player stats and real-time data.

Multiple fantasy formats with flexible entry fees.

Fantasy Akhada is an excellent option for anyone interested in fantasy Kabaddi and looking for a platform with a friendly atmosphere.

7. 11Wickets

11Wickets is another popular fantasy sports app that supports Kabaddi among other sports. This app is gaining attention for its competitive edge and easy-to-navigate interface, making it a great choice for players who are passionate about Kabaddi. It provides an immersive experience with the chance to play in multiple tournaments and win exciting rewards.

Key Features:

A wide range of fantasy contests available.

Detailed stats and player analytics.

Fast and secure payment options.

Regular updates to keep the game fresh.

If you're a fan of Kabaddi and want to test your skills in fantasy contests, 11Wickets provides all the tools you need to compete at your best.

How to Choose the Best Fantasy Kabaddi App for You

When choosing the right fantasy Kabaddi app, several factors should be considered:

User Interface: Make sure the app is easy to navigate and offers a smooth experience, especially if you’re new to fantasy sports.

Player Statistics: A good fantasy Kabaddi app should offer detailed player stats so that you can make informed decisions when forming your team.

Payment Options: Look for apps that provide secure and easy payment methods to deposit and withdraw your winnings.

Contests and Prizes: Choose a platform with a variety of contests and attractive prizes to keep the experience exciting.

Customer Support: Reliable customer support is essential for solving any issues you might encounter while playing.

Conclusion

Fantasy Kabaddi is an exciting way to engage with the sport while having the chance to win rewards. Platforms like Dream11, MyTeam11, BalleBaazi, Fantain, PlayerzPot, Fantasy Akhada, and 11Wickets offer diverse and rewarding experiences for Kabaddi fans. These apps combine user-friendly interfaces with detailed player stats, real-time updates, and exciting contests, making them the best options for players in 2025.

As you explore these platforms, don't forget to stay updated on live events and results, especially if you’re interested in games like the Faridabad live result. Participating in fantasy Kabaddi can take your love for the sport to the next level while providing a fun and rewarding experience along the way. Happy gaming!

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[ad_1] Ajay Thakur for Puneri Paltan (PC: PKL) In a heartwarming turn of events, Ajay Thakur has made a remarkable comeback to the Puneri Paltan, rejoining the team in the role of assistant coach. Thakur brings with him a wealth of experience and a deep emotional connection to the squad with whom he spent two seasons. Speaking about his return, Thakur expressed his excitement by saying, “I feel really good because when I was playing, I was also part of this team. Now, in the third phase of my career, I’ve returned to the same team.” The timing of his return is particularly significant. With the team at a crucial juncture in the tournament, Thakur’s expertise could be the catalyst they need. The defending champions have had a tough season, and are seventh on the points table having lost their last three matches on their home ground Team CEO Kailash Kandpal highlighted the strategic thinking behind bringing Thakur on board. “We always believe in building our team for the long term. The management sees him not just as a coach, but as a guiding force who can provide invaluable insights to the current players,” he explained. He represented the Puneri Paltan from season 3 and 4, playing 30 matches, scoring 115 Raid Points across both seasons. Ironically, he also made his debut as a coach against the Dabang Delhi K.C., the team with whom he won the PKL trophy in 2021, alongside their current head coach Joginder Narwal. His return to the PKL mat was also lauded by Dabang Delhi K.C.’s head coach Joginder Narwal, who said, “Ajay is someone I’ve played with for many years, both in national and international tours and in Pro Kabaddi. We were even roommates when we were on the same team. He’s not just an excellent kabaddi player, but also a great person. I’m very happy to see him return as an assistant coach, and he definitely has the capability to contribute to the team.” Please find below the schedule for PKL Season 11 match on Wednesday, December 11: Match 1 – Haryana Steelers vs Bengaluru Bulls – 8 pm Match 2 – U Mumba vs Tamil Thalaivas – 9 pm The post Ajay Thakur’s addition bodes well for the long-term vision of the team: Puneri Paltan CEO Kailash Kandpal appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Ajay Thakur for Puneri Paltan (PC: PKL) In a heartwarming turn of events, Ajay Thakur has made a remarkable comeback to the Puneri Paltan, rejoining the team in the role of assistant coach. Thakur brings with him a wealth of experience and a deep emotional connection to the squad with whom he spent two seasons. Speaking about his return, Thakur expressed his excitement by saying, “I feel really good because when I was playing, I was also part of this team. Now, in the third phase of my career, I’ve returned to the same team.” The timing of his return is particularly significant. With the team at a crucial juncture in the tournament, Thakur’s expertise could be the catalyst they need. The defending champions have had a tough season, and are seventh on the points table having lost their last three matches on their home ground Team CEO Kailash Kandpal highlighted the strategic thinking behind bringing Thakur on board. “We always believe in building our team for the long term. The management sees him not just as a coach, but as a guiding force who can provide invaluable insights to the current players,” he explained. He represented the Puneri Paltan from season 3 and 4, playing 30 matches, scoring 115 Raid Points across both seasons. Ironically, he also made his debut as a coach against the Dabang Delhi K.C., the team with whom he won the PKL trophy in 2021, alongside their current head coach Joginder Narwal. His return to the PKL mat was also lauded by Dabang Delhi K.C.’s head coach Joginder Narwal, who said, “Ajay is someone I’ve played with for many years, both in national and international tours and in Pro Kabaddi. We were even roommates when we were on the same team. He’s not just an excellent kabaddi player, but also a great person. I’m very happy to see him return as an assistant coach, and he definitely has the capability to contribute to the team.” Please find below the schedule for PKL Season 11 match on Wednesday, December 11: Match 1 – Haryana Steelers vs Bengaluru Bulls – 8 pm Match 2 – U Mumba vs Tamil Thalaivas – 9 pm The post Ajay Thakur’s addition bodes well for the long-term vision of the team: Puneri Paltan CEO Kailash Kandpal appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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How PKL went on to become the biggest Kabaddi league?

Pro Kabaddi League or PKL is the biggest and most popular professional Kabaddi tournament hosted in India. Launched in 2014, PKL features top international men kabaddi stars, who go under the hammer every season in the PKL auction. The tournament is the second most watched sports league in India after the very popular Indian Premier League. While the league is broadcast on Star Sports, there are various online platforms that provide kabaddi fanatics with the PKL live score. The idea of PKL came into life after the popularity of the sport at the 2006 edition of the Asian Games.

Ever since the IPL has become popular in the Indian subcontinent, several sports came up with a league-based tournament, and PKL was no different. Like the cash-rich cricket league, PKL also follows a franchise-based model and was first hosted in 2014 with the participation of eight teams. Since kabaddi was less popular than cricket and had fans at grassroot levels in India, there were doubts whether the league would sustain or not. However, Indian fans as well as sports lovers across the globe adopted PKL and soon, the sport got fans in regions where the sport wasn’t much popular earlier.

The best part about PKL has always been the thrill it offers to fans and audience. Since its inception a decade ago, the league hasn’t seen one champion team every season. For example, Patna Pirates has won the tournament three times, consecutively. On the other hand, teams like Jaipur Pink Panthers have been crowned champions twice, while names like U Mumba, Bengaluru Bulls, Bengal Warriors, Dabang Delhi K.C and Puneri Paltan have won one title once.

The 2024 season of the PKL is set to begin on October 18 in Hyderabad. Unlike past editions, PKL Season 11 will have a three-destination format instead of the traditional 12-destination format in 2024. The first leg of the tournament will unfold in Hyderabad before the action moves to Noida Indoor Stadium and then Balewadi Badminton Stadium in Pune. The dates of the play-offs will be announced later along with their venues. Those who cannot travel but don’t wish to miss out on the action can rely on several media platforms for kabaddi live score. Earlier, League Commissioner Anupam Gosawmi expressed his excitement about the upcoming edition of the PKL 2024. He highlighted the potential of the forthcoming edition to elevate Kabaddi’s status further domestically and globally. He said, "After successfully completing 10 seasons, PKL Season 11 will mark a new milestone in the continued rise of the league. This would strengthen the growth of Kabaddi in India and elsewhere around the world."

PKL 2024 auction

In the auction for the next season, several players underwent bidding war in Mumbai, which shattered several records. A total of eight players secured bids of more than INR 1 Crore. Sachin Tanwar who was sold to Tamil Thalaivas, became the most expensive player with a bid of INR 2.15 Crore. Following him was Mohammadreza Shadloui Chiyaneh, who was sold to Haryana Steelers for INR 2.07 Crore. Other than him, Guman Singh (Gujarat Giants), Pawan Sehrawat (Telugu Titans), Bharat (UP Yoddhas), Maninder Singh (Bengal Warriors), Ajinkya Ashok Pawar (Bengaluru Bulls), and Sunil Kumar (U Mumba) secured bids of more than INR 1 Crore.

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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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Saturday Morning Coffee

Good morning from Charlottesville, Virginia! ☕️

Another week and month in the books. We’ve crossed into February and Punxsutawney Phil says six more weeks of winter. I’m ok with that. Coffees ready, let’s get going.

MARK KENNEDY • Yahoo

Carl Weathers, linebacker-turned-actor who starred in ‘Rocky’ movies and ‘The Mandalorian,’ dies

I remember seeing Rocky as a kid and I didn’t much like Apollo Creed. He was arrogant, cocky, and besides, the star of the show was Rocky, the underdog. Of course they eventually became friends and I liked him then.

I loved him as Al Dillon in Preditor and as Chubbs in Happy Gilmore.

R.I.P.

Amanda Richards • Netflix

NASCAR: Full Speed Is Coming to Your Screen at 200 Miles per Hour

I blew through the five episode season in a couple days. Why’d they only order up five episodes in the first season? I mean, F1: Drive to Survive has had 10 episode since season 1.

They focused on the playoffs but they could’ve done more leading into the playoffs. It’s a long season full of drama and I wanted more.

Overall it was really good and I hope we get a full 10 episodes in season 2.

Pkl

Define all your data in Pkl, and generate output for JSON, YAML, Property Lists, and other configuration formats.

Pkl is an Apple project. They’re trying to become a services company and having a better means of managing things sounds like a good idea.

It’s odd to see Apple using Java and Kotlin for this but it does make sense given it’s meant to be portable to different platforms. And by different platforms I mean actual different platforms like Linux, Windows, and Mac. Not Mac, iPhone, and iPad. 😄

Jason Parham • WIRED

Black Twitter Remains Unbothered in Elon Musk’s X

I’ve seen folks on Mastodon talking about how difficult it is for Black Mastodon to get started.

When I setup Curmudgeon Cafe there was a large contingent — and still is — of LGBTQ+ instances.

If memory serves it was more a matter of discoverability.

I’d love to see multiple BIPOC instances spring. We need more diversity, not less.

Miguel de Icaza • blog.la-terminal.net

My current effort is slightly different: how to build a native iPadOS (and hopefully VisionOS) experience for Godot. So rather than rewriting the existing Editor codebase with Swift, this effort is about making a SwiftUI on top of the existing Editor.

I don’t keep up with Godot but I do keep up with Miguel. It’ll be fun to watch his effort evolve into a finished product.

Robert Downen • Texas Tribune

Texas' standoff with the feds in Eagle Pass is igniting calls for secession and fears of violence

The MAGA crazed are ready for war and his orangeness is egging them on. Not only that he’s actively working with leaders in the House and Senate to blow up a bipartisan bill that would be the best deal the GOP has seen on the border. All to get that orange dumbass re-elected.

David Nield • Lifehacker

It’s 2024, and I’m here to extol the virtues of using an RSS reader.

Of course everyone should use an RSS reader! Might I recommend Stream for iOS? 😘

Yes, yes, it’s my app, but you should give it a try and if you like it, please, leave me a tip. 🙏🏼

Tim Hardwick • MacRumors

NHS App users in England can now collect medication from a pharmacy without having to visit a GP or health center, according to NHS Digital.

Man oh man would I love to have a national healthcare system that’s fully integrated and lets me manage how I interact with doctors and other healthcare providers.

I’d like it to work like Facebook. Doctors should invite me to join, or I invite them to join, my medical record.

American Healthcare is still stuck in the past. I’d love to see it fixed.

Nick Barclay • The Verge

Spotify accuses Apple of ‘extortion’ with new App Store tax

Spotify and others didn’t get what they really wanted. They don’t want to pay a single cent to Apple. Which from a business perspective makes perfect sense.

Guess we’ll see what the law says.

Aki Ito • Business Insider

In the two years I’ve been writing about Americans' changing relationship to work, there’s one theme that’s come up over and over again: loyalty. Whether my stories are about quiet quitting, or job-hopping, or leveraging a job offer from a competitor to force your boss to give you a raise, readers seem to divide into two groups.

There are so many factors to loyalty. The true believers exist and they have little to fear. Then there are the masses who quietly do their jobs and aren’t really seen.

We had a layoff at work last May and it destroyed morale, destroyed the company culture, and left loyalty at an all time low.

I hate to be so cynical but companies aren’t there for you. They’re there to make profit. Loyalty from the company only extends so far to the employee.

I still love my job and work hard at it everyday but I fear being laid off.

Jakub Porzycki • The Verge

Microsoft says Apple’s new App Store rules are ‘a step in the wrong direction’

Of course they think it’s going in the wrong direction! They’re a huge corporation in the business of selling software. They don’t want to hand any of it over to Apple.

Epic’s Tim Sweeney referred to it as “Malicious Compliance.”

Get out the popcorn! 🍿

Vadim Kravcenko

New libraries. New languages. New Frameworks. New Intern coming in and thinking he can rewrite better parts of the code himself. It’s easy to get swept away. But is the newest framework always the best choice? Is a rewrite really going to make everything better? Or is there wisdom in the code that has been around for years, has been tested with crazy edge cases, and has evolved together with the business?

I understand why folks are tempted to rewrite thing, I really do. When I wasn’t a dinosaur of a developer I hand that tendency. “I can make this better”, my brain would say. Sure, there’s occasion to “turn the soil�� once in a while and I believe that’s good for a code base. But a full rewrite? No. 🌹

Nikita Prokopov

As you can see, even the checkmark wasn’t always there. But one thing remained constant: checkboxes were square.

A square checkbox is something us old timers are accustomed to seeing and changes can be confusing.

The Vision Pro’s checkboxes are confusing but I kind of like UIKit’s toggles as long as you don’t go crazy styling them. 😃

Nilay Patel • The Verge

It sounds amazing, and sometimes it is. But the Vision Pro also represents a series of really big tradeoffs — tradeoffs that are impossible to ignore. Some of those tradeoffs are very tangible: getting all this tech in a headset means there’s a lot of weight on your face, so Apple chose to use an external battery pack connected by a cable. But there are other, more philosophical tradeoffs as well.

I think Nilay did a great job balancing his review of Vision Pro.

It’s a great start but has a really long way to go as a general computing device. That’s my opinion having never used one.

I really believe we’ll get a sense for how we should be using it if we see pictures of Apple Executives wearing it daily to do their jobs. I kind of doubt we’ll see that for anything other than articles written about it.

The iPhone, Watch, and AirPods are devices those same executives probably use everyday. I just can’t see them using Vision Pro as much.

When/if they’re ever able to make them look like regular glasses and they cost around $500-800 I’d consider wearing them all the time. Until then they’re way too expensive for my blood. I would rather spend that kind of green on a new MacBook Pro.

Will Stream support Vision Pro? I think so. I have no idea when, but I think it will.

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PAWAN SEHRAWAT MAKES HISTORY; BREAKS HIS OWN RECORD FOR HIGHEST-EVER BUY IN PRO KABADDI LEAGUE PLAYER AUCTION WITH INR 2.6 CRORE

~ Five players cross INR 1 Crore mark~

Top highlights from the Pro Kabaddi Season 10 Player Auctions – Day 1

Pawan Sehrawat, Mohammadreza Shadloui Chiyaneh and Maninder Singh cross the 2 crore mark

Five players cross the 1 crore mark

Fazel Atrachali retains his record for the most expensive defender in PKL history

Mohammadreza Shadloui Chiyaneh emerges as the highest buy in Category A

Pawan Sehrawat emerges as the highest buy in Category B

Mumbai, October 9th, 2023: Pawan Sehrawat emerged as the most expensive buy on Day 1 of the Mashal Sports-organized Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) Season 10 Player Auction held in Mumbai on Monday, 9th August 2022. Meanwhile, Mohammadreza Shadloui Chiyaneh emerged as the most expensive foreign player at the Pro Kabaddi League Player Auction, being bought for a whopping INR 2.35 by Puneri Paltan.

This Player Auction also witnessed a jump in the 1 crore club from four players in the last Player Auction to five players. Pawan Sehrawat, Mohammadreza Shadloui Chiyaneh, Maninder Singh, Fazel Atrachali and Siddharth Desai were part of the 1 crore club in today's Player Auction.

A total of 23 players were sold to the 12 franchise teams with as many as 6 Final Bid Match (FBM) cards being used on Day 1.

PKL stars continue to dominate

The highlight of the auction was Pawan Kumar Sehrawat smashing his own record after he was bought by Telugu Titans for a whopping sum of INR 2.6 crore. Meanwhile, Mohammadreza Shadloui Chiyaneh broke the record for being the most expensive foreigner at the PKL Auction after he was bought for INR 2.35 crore. Maninder Singh returned to Bengal Warriors after the franchise utilized the FBM card to match Telugu Titans' bid of INR 2.12 crore.

Iranians in demand

The Iranian kabaddi legend Fazel Atrachali crossed the 1 crore mark once again after he was acquired by Gujarat Giants for INR 1.6 crore. He also retained his record for the most expensive defender in PKL history. Meanwhile, Atrachali's compatriot Mohammad Esmaeil Nabibakhsh was bought by the Giants for INR 22 lakh.

Speaking on behalf of Mashal Sports, Mr. Anupam Goswami, Head Sports Leagues, Mashal Sports and League Commissioner, Pro Kabaddi League said, “It was an exceptional day at the Pro Kabaddi League Player Auction as we witnessed five players cross the 1 crore mark. It was extremely thrilling to see Pawan reclaim his record for being the highest-ever buy after Shadloui had broken his previously held record earlier in the day. There's more action to come on Day 2 and hopefully, all franchises will be able to construct well-balanced squads for Season 10.”

TOP 5 Category A players on Day 1

Name

Country

Contracted amount

Team

Mohammadreza Shadloui Chiyaneh Iran INR 2.35 crore Puneri Paltan

Maninder Singh India INR 2.12 crore Bengal Warriors

Fazel Atrachali Iran INR 1.60 crore Gujarat Giants

Manjeet

India INR 92 lakh Patna Pirates

Vijay Malik India INR 85 lakh U.P. Yoddhas

TOP 5 Category B players on Day 1

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Name

Position

Contracted amount

Team

Pawan Sehrawat Raider INR 2.6 crore Telugu Titans

Siddharth Desai Raider INR 1 crore Haryana Steelers

Ashu Malik Raider

INR 96.25 lakh Dabang Delhi K.C.

Meetu Raider INR 93 lakh Dabang Delhi K.C.

Guman Singh Raider INR 85 lakh U Mumba

For all live updates on Pro Kabaddi league, log on to www.prokabaddi.com, download the Official Pro Kabaddi app or follow @prokabaddi on Instagram, Youtube, Facebook and Twitter.

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Catatan “A Letter to Allah - Ust. Oemar Mita” (Day 6)

Bismillahirrahmanirrahim.

Semoga Allah ridho dgn apa yg saya tulis saat ini dan mohon maaf jika ada salah kata dan makna nantinya, disampaikan ya. Anw, ini hny dalam rangka mengabadikan catatan ya.

A Letter to Allah sendiri adalah SyameelaSeries Classroom Season 3 milik Ust. Oemar Mita yang kembali ditayangkan di kajian #PagiBagi channel youtube beliau setiap pkl 05.00 s.d. 07.00. Sebelumnya, ada From The Earth To The Arsy di Season 2 dan selanjutnya ada The Day After You Die (lg buka pendaftaran).

Dalam series A Letter to Allah, Ust Oemar Mita mengajak kita untuk menyelami 40 doa Rabbana dalam Qur'an. Sayang beribu sayang, saya sendiri telat nyelem, baru ikut nyelem di Day 6 dari 11 Day. 

Setiap harinya, ada sekitar 4 ayat yang dibahas oleh beliau. Eh tapi, sayang seratus sayang (lagi), di tiap harinya kdgn saya suka telat nyelem juga atau naik ke daratan duluan huhu.

Di Day 6 ini, Ust. Oemar Mita, membahas doa Rabbana yang berisi tentang menjaga Pintu Tengah Syurga, Membeningkan Hati dan Jiwa, Meneguhkan Keimanan, dan Menghindari Rasa Takut.

1. QS. Ibrahim : 38 – Membeningkan Hati dan Jiwa.

Hehe karena saya telat, jadi dimulai dari ayat yg kedua ini.

رَبَّنَآ اِنَّكَ تَعْلَمُ مَا نُخْفِيْ وَمَا نُعْلِنُۗ وَمَا يَخْفٰى عَلَى اللّٰهِ مِنْ شَيْءٍ فِى الْاَرْضِ وَلَا فِى السَّمَاۤءِ

“Ya Rabb kami, sesungguhnya Engkau mengetahui apa yang kami sembunyikan dan apa yang kami tampakkan; dan tidak ada sesuatu pun yang tersembunyi bagi Allah, baik yang ada di bumi maupun yang ada di langit.”

Makna dari ayat ini sendiri adalah tentang sebersih-bersihnya jiwa. Sebersih-bersihnya jiwa salah satu indikatornya adalah disaat kita melakukan amalan kebaikan dikala sendirian jauh lebih bagus saat dihadapan orang banyak. Terkadang kita suka lupa ya, kalau lagi sendirian bukan berlomba-lomba berbuat baik dgn orang-orang shalih di luar sana yg saat sendirinya digunakan untuk hal-hal yang Allah cintai, tapi malah melakukan hal-hal yang tidak ada manfaatnya. Terus beda, kalau lagi barengan sama banyak orang, malah berlomba-lomba berbuat kebaikannya jauh lebih banyak. Duh memang yang kita cari ini ridhonya siapa sih?

Doa Rabbana yang ada di QS. Ibrahim : 38 ini, setidaknya ada 2 permintaan yang kita minta sm Allah (ingat ya, adl kajian yg disampaikan Ust. Oemar Mita), yakni:

Meminta kepada Allah agar memperbaiki urusan dan penampilan kita dalam ketaatan, baik ketika ditengah keramaian apalgi saat sendirian. Kenapa? Ya agar kita menjadi wali Allah di tengah keramaian maupun saat sendirian.

Supaya Allah juga menutup aib kita baik di dunia apalagi di akhirat, karena tidak ada yang mampu menutup aib kita kecuali Allah. Jadi, di part ini Ust. Oemar Mita cerita tentang kisah seorang hamba yang malu saat aibnya Allah tampakkan di padang mahsyar, sehingga hamba Allah tsb malah minta cepat dimasukkan saja ke neraka saking tidak sanggupnya menanggung malu☹ (cerita ini berulang kali beliau sampaikan dipenjelasan doa Rabbana berikutnya, seolah mengajak kita untuk “yuk sama-sama taubat dan minta ke Allah agar aib kita masing-masing Allah tutup, bukan hanya di dunia tapi juga di akhirat kelak” aamiin).

Salah satu kalimat ust. Oemar Mita yg menjadi highlight di doa Rabbana yang ini, “dosa yang dilakukan saat sendiri sedangkan berbuat baik ditengah keramaian adalah dosa yang dapat menggerogoti amal kebaikan yang kita lakukan. Allah Maha Melihat” Naudzubillahimindzalik.

2. QS. Ali Imran : 147 – Meneguhkan Keimanan.

رَبَّنَا اغْفِرْ لَنَا ذُنُوبَنَا وَإِسْرَافَنَا فِي أَمْرِنَا وَثَبِّتْ أَقْدَامَنَا وَانْصُرْنَا عَلَى الْقَوْمِ الْكَافِرِينَ

“Ya Tuhan kami, ampunillah dosa-dosa kami dan tindakan-tindakan kami yang berlebih-lebihan dalam urusan kami dan tetapkanlah pendirian kami, dan tolonglah kami terhadap kaum kafir”

Ada begitu banyak perkara, yang kita gak tau batasannya. Bukankah kita semua sama-sama sepakat, segala sesuatu yang berlebihan itu tidak baik? Sekalipun itu adalah sebuah kebaikan. Iya, segala sesuatu itu sudah ada takarannya.

Sebuah Riwayat Imam Tirmidzi, disampaikan oleh beliau sebagai berikut:

“Jagalah diri kalian dan lindungilah diri kalian dari perkara-perkara ghulu didalam agama. Sesungguhnya rusaknya kaum sebelum kalian itu adalah salah satunya ketika mereka berlebih-lebihan dalam agama”.

Ghulu dalam Ibadah sendiri, bentuknya seperti:

Menambahkan jumlah rakaat disetiap shalat.

Tidak menikah

Puasa tidak berbuka-buka.

Perkara was-was juga bisa jadi ghulu, karena bisa jadi itu godaan syaitan. Makanya kenapa, tinggalkan ragu-ragu pada yang lebih yakin (duh smg gak salah ya ini).

Salman al Farisi juga menyampaikan “Kasihkanlah setiap tempat itu haknya masing-masing, jangan berlebihan”.

3. QS. Ali Imran : 9 – Menghadirkan Rasa Takut.

رَبَّنَآ إِنَّكَ جَامِعُ ٱلنَّاسِ لِيَوْمٍ لَّا رَيْبَ فِيهِ ۚ إِنَّ ٱللَّهَ لَا يُخْل��فُ ٱلْمِيعَادَ

“Ya Rabb kami, Engkaulah yang mengumpulkan manusia (menerima pembalasan) pada hari yang tidak ada keraguan padanya.” Sungguh Allah tidak menyalahi janji.

Tentu kita semua sepakat ya ges, kalau apa yang kita lakukan pasti akan ada balasan yang setimpal ke kita. Ya gak sih? Apa-apa yang tidak kita jumpai di dunia, maka akan ada balasannya di kehidupan hari akhir nanti.

Jadi ternyata, kenapa sering kita jumpai banyak perintah dalam Qur’an, “Barangsiapa yang beriiman kepada Allah dan hari akhir, maka……”, Allah menggandengkan Dzat-Nya dengan hari akhir, karena kalau amal itu tidak didasarkan kepada iman kepada Allah dan hari akhir, maka akan sulit bagi hamba-Nya untuk melakukan amalan tersebut.

Nasihat Rasulullah untuk umatnya, “Sungguh kehidupan yang hakiki adalah kehidupan akhirat.” Dimana perkara akhirat ternyata adalah suatu perkara yang bisa membangkitkan kita pada kebaikan. Semoga berlaku ke diri kita semua ya aamiin.

Ada satu nasihat yang beliau sampaikan berdasarkan pada nasihat para ulama juga, yang entah kenapa sangat relate dengan kehidupan kita sekarang. Khususnya saya sendiri. “Kalau kamu dapati ada orang kok menggampangkan dia untuk makan yang haram, diantara banyak sebab itu karena lemahnya ikatan dia dengan hari akhir. Orang itu kalau sudah tidak memiliki persepsi dan tidak memiliki rute, tidak memiliki sebuah rencana bahwasanya di aitu akan berujung pada hari akhir, maka dia akan menggampangkan seluruh perkara yang dia lakukan dalam perkara untuk mendapatkan dunia.” Relate gak? Jadi takut. Takut kalau ciri-ciri itu ada dalam diri sendiri. Semoga Allah bimbing selalu dalam melangkah.

Kadang kita bikin resolusi kehidupan tiap awal tahun atau kayak “besok ngerjain abcdst..”, prepare banget, detail jangan sampai ada yang kelewat. Tapi suka luput, luput dari buat resolusi yang sangat detail untuk hari akhir.

Suka gak sih mikir gini, “duh, hidup gw tuh gak cuma disini doang. Hidup gw yg sebenarnya itu nanti saat gw udh ga di dunia ini” atau “ingat. Akan ada kehidupan setelah kematian”

“Kehidupan di dunia itu tidak bisa memuaskan dahaga manusia dalam perkara apapun: -Oemar Mita.

Astaghfirullah. Astaghfirullah. Astaghfirullah.

Mendengarkan, baca lagi, dan nulis lagi. Menjadi sebuah refleksi untuk diri sendiri. Ini juga sebenarnya ujian, jgn sampai amalan tulisan ini cuma krn biar orang-orang bisa baca aja sedangkan saat sendirian tau-tau lupa aja gitu sama doa-doa tersebut. Jangan sampai ya, diri? Doain ya.

Lagi-lagi, ini adalah hasil menyelami doa Rabbana bersama Oemar Mita, dimana kebetulan saya mengakui ini nasihat yang sangat cukup ‘ngena’ untuk diri saya sendiri. Kalau anda baca terus ada yang gak setuju, tidak masalah. Kita punya kebebasan berpendapat bukan? Dan, itu pure urusan diri sendiri dengan Rabb.

Sekian dulu ya. InsyaAllah, kalau masih Allah kasih kesempatan ditambah gak lupa dan gak mager, kita akan ketemu lagi di doa Rabbana Day 7-11. HAHAHA kayak ada yang baca aja wkwk gapapa semoga suatu saat ada yg baca terus bisa jadi nasihat yang ‘ngena’ juga, sehingga tulisan ini bs jd saksi kebaikan nantinya. Aamiin

Ushikum wa iyya nafsi bitaqwallah. Cmiiw juga ya ✌️

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PKL 2019 auction: Telugu Titans bag Siddharth Desai for Rs 1.45 cr

Day 1 of VIVO Pro Kabaddi Season 7 player auctions saw its first lot of crorepatis in the form of Siddharth Desai and Nitin Tomar. A total of 442 players will go under the hammer in this auction. Apart from 389 players from India, 53 players from 13 other countries will be included in the auction pool, with eight teams bidding for their talent. Except for Puneri Paltan, all teams have retained some players from the previous season’s squad. A total of 27 players were retained by the remaining seven teams before going into the auction. Read More

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Pro Kabaddi 2019 players' auction: All you need to know about Day 1 action

Star raider Siddharth Desai became the second-most expensive player in the history of the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) when Telugu Titans picked him for Rs 1.45 crore on Day 1 of Pro Kabaddi 2019 player's auction Monday. Desai, in his debut outing last season, had picked 218 raid points from 21 games. Iranian kabaddi players dominated the first phase of the Pro Kabaddi League Season 7 auctions, with franchisees bidding for them intensely. Puneri Paltan retained the second highest sold raider Nithin Tomar and Gujurat Fortunegiants retained Parvesh Bhainswal.

Marquee players Siddharth Desai, Nitin Tomar, Rahul Chaudhari, Monu Goyat, Rishank Devadiga, and Sandeep Narwal were the top buys in the auction, picked up by Teams Telugu Titans, Puneri Paltans, Tamil Thalaivas, UP Yodha and U Mumba. Mohammad Esmaeil Nabibakhsh was the highest valued international player, at Rs 77.75 lakh, bought by Bengal Warriors.

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[ad_1]   • The Pro Kabaddi League Season 11 Final to be held on Sunday, December 29, 2024 • Eliminators to take place on Thursday, December 26, 2024, while Semi-Finals to take place on Friday, December 27, 2024 • Top six teams to fight it out for the coveted PKL Trophy Pune, November 27, 2024: Mashal Sports, the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) organizers, have announced that the Pro Kabaddi League Season 11 Playoffs and Final will be held at the Badminton Hall in Balewadi Sports Complex in Pune from December 26 to December 29, 2024. The top two sides in the league stage will qualify for the Semi-Finals directly, while the third, fourth, fifth and the sixth-place teams will face off in the Eliminator stage on December 26, 2024. The team that finishes at the third place will take on the side which finishes at the sixth place in Eliminator 1. And the side which finishes at the fourth place will take on the side which finishes at the fifth place in Eliminator 2. The winner of Eliminator 1 will be up against the table toppers in Semi-Final 1 and the winner of Eliminator 2 will take on the second-placed side in Semi-Final 2 on December 27, 2024. Thereafter, the grand finale will be held on December 29, 2024, to decide the winner of PKL season 11. The league is currently in Noida, with the matches taking place at the Noida Indoor Stadium until December 1. The tournament will then move to Pune for matches from December 3 to 24, followed by the Playoffs. Mr. Anupam Goswami, Business Head of Mashal and League Chairman, Pro Kabaddi League said, ” We are thrilled to bring the Playoffs and Final to Pune, a city known for its vibrant Kabaddi spirit. This season has been defined by its intense competitiveness and nail-biting finishes from Hyderabad to Noida. As the league now heads to Pune, we anticipate the same level of thrill and excitement. With Maharashtra’s talented players shining across multiple teams, we’re confident the passionate Kabaddi community here will create an electrifying atmosphere for these decisive matches that will determine this season’s champion.” Under the aegis and sanction from the Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India (AKFI), Mashal Sports and Star India Pvt. Ltd. have built PKL into one of India’s most successful sports leagues. The competition consists of the largest number of matches among all sports leagues in India. The Pro Kabaddi League has transformed the image of India’s indigenous sport of Kabaddi and its athletes nationally and globally. The post PRO KABADDI LEAGUE SEASON 11 PLAYOFFS AND FINAL TO BE HELD IN PUNE, MAHARASHTRA appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1]   • The Pro Kabaddi League Season 11 Final to be held on Sunday, December 29, 2024 • Eliminators to take place on Thursday, December 26, 2024, while Semi-Finals to take place on Friday, December 27, 2024 • Top six teams to fight it out for the coveted PKL Trophy Pune, November 27, 2024: Mashal Sports, the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) organizers, have announced that the Pro Kabaddi League Season 11 Playoffs and Final will be held at the Badminton Hall in Balewadi Sports Complex in Pune from December 26 to December 29, 2024. The top two sides in the league stage will qualify for the Semi-Finals directly, while the third, fourth, fifth and the sixth-place teams will face off in the Eliminator stage on December 26, 2024. The team that finishes at the third place will take on the side which finishes at the sixth place in Eliminator 1. And the side which finishes at the fourth place will take on the side which finishes at the fifth place in Eliminator 2. The winner of Eliminator 1 will be up against the table toppers in Semi-Final 1 and the winner of Eliminator 2 will take on the second-placed side in Semi-Final 2 on December 27, 2024. Thereafter, the grand finale will be held on December 29, 2024, to decide the winner of PKL season 11. The league is currently in Noida, with the matches taking place at the Noida Indoor Stadium until December 1. The tournament will then move to Pune for matches from December 3 to 24, followed by the Playoffs. Mr. Anupam Goswami, Business Head of Mashal and League Chairman, Pro Kabaddi League said, ” We are thrilled to bring the Playoffs and Final to Pune, a city known for its vibrant Kabaddi spirit. This season has been defined by its intense competitiveness and nail-biting finishes from Hyderabad to Noida. As the league now heads to Pune, we anticipate the same level of thrill and excitement. With Maharashtra’s talented players shining across multiple teams, we’re confident the passionate Kabaddi community here will create an electrifying atmosphere for these decisive matches that will determine this season’s champion.” Under the aegis and sanction from the Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India (AKFI), Mashal Sports and Star India Pvt. Ltd. have built PKL into one of India’s most successful sports leagues. The competition consists of the largest number of matches among all sports leagues in India. The Pro Kabaddi League has transformed the image of India’s indigenous sport of Kabaddi and its athletes nationally and globally. The post PRO KABADDI LEAGUE SEASON 11 PLAYOFFS AND FINAL TO BE HELD IN PUNE, MAHARASHTRA appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link