PKL: Patna Pirates Extend Telugu Titans' Loosing Streak
Hosts Telugu Titans losing streak ongoing because they endured their fifth consecutive loss having a 36-43 defeat to double protecting champions Patna Pirates within the fifth edition from the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) here on Thursday.
Patna captain Pardeep Narwal (12 points) and Monu Gayat (10) performed stellar roles within the second win around the trot for Patna Pirates over Telugu Titans within this edition in the Gachibowli Indoor Stadium.
Vinod Kumar, Jaideep and Manish selected up four tackle points each because they stored a cheque on Telugu raiders for that better area of the match. It had been only for the finish that home captain Rahul Chaudhari (12 raiding points) made some impact to chop the deficit to seven in the finish.
It had been otherwise another forgettable day for that hosts. Telugu, who'd defeated U Mumba within the tournament opener on Friday before falling to Patna Pirates, Bengaluru Bulls, U.P Yoddha and Bengal Players, did not show any improvement, particularly in defence.
The house defence hardly got any control of Pardeep and Monu, who started perfectly for Patna. The eastern side then caught Rahul on his first raid to really make it 3-.
Rahul and Nilesh Salunke then got their act together to assist Telugu keep pace with Patna within the first ten minutes of the final home match.
But Patna later improved their defence while Pardeep and Goyat stored picking raiding points because they forced a full-scale around the hosts to guide 19-15.
Pardeep's audacity and awareness stored Patna ahead because they brought 23-16 at half-some time and the sturdy raider hunted just like a machine. He not just got touch points when needed but additionally accrued bonuses comfortable.
Patna walked in the gear further, rattling points comfortable. They forced another full-scale on Telugu within the 26th minute, holding a 32-17 lead which grew to become 34-17 after Pardeep's scintillating hop over two rival defenders fetched him two touch points.
Later on, Patna dropped a gear along with a desperate Telugu feasted onto it - and eliminated all Patna players within the 37th minute because they trailed 30-40. However it was just dependent on here we are at Patna to clinch the match plus they made it happen with little pressure.
Rakesh Kumar bagged four tackle points to alleviate the pressure on his position which in fact had arrived at question after couple of pedestrian shows.
With this particular win, Patna required the very best place in Zone B with 10 points from two games. Telugu dropped towards the second place with eight points from six outings.
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Patna captain Pardeep Narwal (12 points) and Monu Gayat (10) performed stellar roles within the second win around the trot for Patna Pirates over Telugu Titans within this edition in the Gachibowli Indoor Stadium.
Vinod Kumar, Jaideep and Manish selected up four tackle points each because they stored a cheque on Telugu raiders for that better area of the match. It had been only for the finish that home captain Rahul Chaudhari (12 raiding points) made some impact to chop the deficit to seven in the finish.
It had been otherwise another forgettable day for that hosts. Telugu, who'd defeated U Mumba within the tournament opener on Friday before falling to Patna Pirates, Bengaluru Bulls, U.P Yoddha and Bengal Players, did not show any improvement, particularly in defence.
The house defence hardly got any control of Pardeep and Monu, who started perfectly for Patna. The eastern side then caught Rahul on his first raid to really make it 3-.
Rahul and Nilesh Salunke then got their act together to assist Telugu keep pace with Patna within the first ten minutes of the final home match.
But Patna later improved their defence while Pardeep and Goyat stored picking raiding points because they forced a full-scale around the hosts to guide 19-15.
Pardeep's audacity and awareness stored Patna ahead because they brought 23-16 at half-some time and the sturdy raider hunted just like a machine. He not just got touch points when needed but additionally accrued bonuses comfortable.
Patna walked in the gear further, rattling points comfortable. They forced another full-scale on Telugu within the 26th minute, holding a 32-17 lead which grew to become 34-17 after Pardeep's scintillating hop over two rival defenders fetched him two touch points.
Later on, Patna dropped a gear along with a desperate Telugu feasted onto it - and eliminated all Patna players within the 37th minute because they trailed 30-40. However it was just dependent on here we are at Patna to clinch the match plus they made it happen with little pressure.
Rakesh Kumar bagged four tackle points to alleviate the pressure on his position which in fact had arrived at question after couple of pedestrian shows.
With this particular win, Patna required the very best place in Zone B with 10 points from two games. Telugu dropped towards the second place with eight points from six outings.
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