Pro Kabaddi 2016 final
Patna Pirates are crowned champions
IT'S ALL OVER!!! PATNA PIRATES HAVE WON PRO KABADDI LEAGUE 2016.Score: U Mumba 28-31 Patna Pirates
40' SCORES LEVEL! U Mumba skipper Anup Kumar wins one more point through a DO or DIE raid.And Deepak Narwal of Patna Pirates gets one more point in dying seconds.
THIS IS INCREDIBLE! Patna Pirates with two more defensive points in just seconds.
Mumbai 28-31 Patna
37' One touch point by Anup Kumar for U Mumba. This is as close as it can get. Mind blowing stuff !!
U Mumba defence stop Rohit Kumar now. What an attack by Mohit Chhillar.
Mumbai 27-28 Patna
35' Sunil Kumar gets a crucial raid point for the Pirates.
ANOTHER POINT. Shabeer Bapu stopped in his tracks. Patna Pirates not giving this up.
Mumbai 25-28 Patna
34' U Mumba are back in the game. Closing the gap and may be on the verge of getting the lead.
Mumbai 25-26 Patna
32' Shabeer Bapu earns one more point for the Mumbai side.
Patna Pirates skipper Manpreet Singh stopped in his next raid. Patna Pirates also stop Rishank Devadiga.
Mumbai 23-26 Patna
30' ALL OUT! The Patna Pirates team is all out. U Mumba bag three crucial points.
Anup Kumar wins another successful raid point. This is incredible attack from the defending champions.
Meanwhile, Rohit Kumar earns another raid point for Patna Pirates.
Mumbai 21-25 Patna
28' Shabeer Bapu earns a two-point raid for U Mumba, and again a defensive point for them. Are we seeing a comeback?
Mumbai 17-23 Patna
27' Sandeep Narwal spearheads a defensive attack for the Pirates. Stops Anup Kumar. Earns a point for his team.
Meanwhile, U Mumba bag a defensive point.
Mumbai 14-23 Patna
26' Another defensive point for U Mumba. Surender Nada spearheading that defensive attack.
Mumbai 13-22 Patna
24' U Mumba earn one defensive point. Meanwhile, Rishank Devadiga stopped again by a resolute Patna defence.
Mumbai 12-22 Patna
22' Patna Pirate get their first two raid points after the start of the half.
Mumbai 11-21 Patna
HALF TIME: Patna Pirates skipper Manpreet Singh doesn't earn any point off his final raid before the half. However, the first-time Pro Kabaddi finalists are really putting up a display at the national capital.
Score: U Mumba 11-19 Patna Pirates
19' Anup Kumar earns two touch points for U Mumba.Another defensive point for U Mumba toprevent Rajesh Mondal from another raid.
Mumbai 11-19 Patna
18' SUPER TACKLE! Rohit Kumar cannot get past the two-man U Mumba defence this time. The defending champions earn two more points.
Mumbai 8-19 Patna
17' SUPER RAID! Rohit Kumar gets three points for Patna Pirates.
And yet another defensive point for the Pirates. They are on a sensational roll!
Mumbai 6-19 Patna
14' Rakesh Kumar gets another raid point for U Mumba. Also, the first defensive point of the match for the defending champions.
Mumbai 6-15 Patna
12' U Mumba skipper Anup Kumar wins a DO or DIE raid. On the other end, Rajesh Mondal of the Pirates with another DO or DIE raid point.
Another defensive point for Patna Pirates.
Mumbai 4-14 Patna
8' Yet another defensive point for the Pirates after U Mumba got one more point through a successful raid.
Meanwhile, one more touch point for Patna Pirates' Rajesh Mondal.
Mumbai 3-12 Patna
6' ALL OUT! U Mumba are all out. Four more points for the Pirates.
Mumbai 2-10 Patna
5' Rajesh Mondal gets another point for the Pirates. U Mumba's Rishank Devadiga stopped by another strong display from the Pirates defence.
Rakesh Kumar gets yet another defensive point for Patna Pirates.
Mumbai 2-6 Patna
2' Rishank Devadiga with the second point for U Mumba. Vishal Mane gets another point for Patna Pirates in a DO or DIE raid.
Brilliant defence by Patna Pirates.
Mumbai 2-3 Patna
1' Skipper Anup Kumar come forward for the first raid of the match for U Mumba and he successfully scores a point.
Patna Pirates send Rohit Kumar but no point picked. A defensive point for the Pirates.
Mumbai 1-1 Patna
9:20 p.m IST: GAME ON!
9:18 p.m. IST: The players of both teams are out of the tunnel and we are READY TO RUMBLE!
9:15 p.m IST: We've witnessed a beautiful dance performance from Nritarutya, a Bangalore dance group. It sure has given a massive goose-flesh to everyone. The atmosphere is set now. We have a cracker on the cards.
9:10 p.m. IST: The presentation ceremony of the first match is over and we are just edging closer to the #FinalPanga. Hold on to your seats. This is going to be a blockbustre.
9 p.m. IST: It couldn't get closer than this. Puneri Paltan just edged past Bengal Warriors with a 31-27 scoreline. The Pune side have stood third this season, the Kolkata side are fourth.
8:55 p.m. IST: We are almost set for the start of the match. Just minutes to go... Who will it be? U Mumba or Patna Pirates? Experience or determination?
8:52 p.m. IST: The Patna Pirates fans are also making quite a noise. First ever final for them!
8:45 p.m. IST: So this is how U Mumba fans are doing their countdown to the #FinalPanga...
8:35 p.m. IST: We can see that the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium is buzzing ahead of #FinalPanga.
8.30 p.m. IST: It's all Puneri Paltan in their game against Bengal Warriors now. The Pune side lead 15-8 in the half time and if they hold the edge until the end, they stand third in the Pro Kabaddi League 2016.
8:28 p.m IST: Welcome to the live coverage of the Pro Kabaddi 2016 final. Two of the best teams of the league this time -- U Mumba and Patna Pirates -- have made it to the last two of the competition. Be assured, this one is going to be unmissable.
Patna Pirates steal Pro Kabaddi League trophy from defending champions U Mumba
Patna
Pirates recorded a maiden title triumph as they once again stamped
their authority in the tournament with a 31-28 victory over U Mumba in
the final of Pro Kabaddi League at New Delhi on Saturday.
The third season of the tournament ended on a high note, thanks to the splendid performance of Patna team which continued their dream winning sequence. The match ended in favour of Patna Pirates after a thrilling 40-minute play.
Rohit Kumar of Patna Pirates was awarded Best Raider and Mohit Chillar of U Mumba the Best Defender of the Match. Rishank Devadiga of U Mumba finished a dream season as the most successful raider with 106 points.
Earlier in the evening, Puneri Paltan beat Bengal Warriors in the battle for the third place, raider Deepak Niwas Hooda top scoring for the Puneri Paltan with 9 points.
The final in the Capital, attended by over 10000 spectators, was a fitting tribute to over a month of enthralling action of Pro Kabaddi. With the players, franchises and audiences hungry for more of the indigenous sport, the wait until June 2016 will be a long one.
Led ably by Manpreet Singh with Rohit Kumar and Sandeep Narwal at the forefront of attack and defence, Patna Pirates dashed the hopes of defending champions and three-time finalist U Mumba in a pulsating final at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium on Saturday.
Patna Pirates had established a 19-11 lead at the break which in the final analysis set U Mumba back. A do-or-die raid by substitute Deepak Narwal with the scores at 29-28 in favour of U Mumba tilted the scales for the last time in Patna Pirates' favour. The two points, including a bonus, came as a result of Rakesh Kumar's inability to check Deepak Narwal.
Anup Kumar, the U Mumba captain, still had the last opportunity to redeem the situation but his desperate lunge to get D Suresh Kumar for a touch saw him go off the court and the Patna Pirates captured the title and a cash award of Rupees 1 crore as the stadium burst into a frenzy.
Anup Kumar started with a bonus with his first raid to give Mumbai a positive start but Patna Pirates were simply unstoppable thereafter as they inflicted an all-out over their rivals in the seventh minute to lead 10-2.
The first salvo fired, Patna Pirates kept up the pressure through Rohit Kumar and substitute Rajesh Mondal. Brought in after they lost top raider of the Patna Pirates, Pardeep Narwal, to an ankle injury, the former, a do-or-die specialist came out successful three times. Rohit Kumar with a tally of seven gave his team what it wanted.
The third season of the tournament ended on a high note, thanks to the splendid performance of Patna team which continued their dream winning sequence. The match ended in favour of Patna Pirates after a thrilling 40-minute play.
Rohit Kumar of Patna Pirates was awarded Best Raider and Mohit Chillar of U Mumba the Best Defender of the Match. Rishank Devadiga of U Mumba finished a dream season as the most successful raider with 106 points.
Earlier in the evening, Puneri Paltan beat Bengal Warriors in the battle for the third place, raider Deepak Niwas Hooda top scoring for the Puneri Paltan with 9 points.
The final in the Capital, attended by over 10000 spectators, was a fitting tribute to over a month of enthralling action of Pro Kabaddi. With the players, franchises and audiences hungry for more of the indigenous sport, the wait until June 2016 will be a long one.
Led ably by Manpreet Singh with Rohit Kumar and Sandeep Narwal at the forefront of attack and defence, Patna Pirates dashed the hopes of defending champions and three-time finalist U Mumba in a pulsating final at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium on Saturday.
Patna Pirates had established a 19-11 lead at the break which in the final analysis set U Mumba back. A do-or-die raid by substitute Deepak Narwal with the scores at 29-28 in favour of U Mumba tilted the scales for the last time in Patna Pirates' favour. The two points, including a bonus, came as a result of Rakesh Kumar's inability to check Deepak Narwal.
Anup Kumar, the U Mumba captain, still had the last opportunity to redeem the situation but his desperate lunge to get D Suresh Kumar for a touch saw him go off the court and the Patna Pirates captured the title and a cash award of Rupees 1 crore as the stadium burst into a frenzy.
Anup Kumar started with a bonus with his first raid to give Mumbai a positive start but Patna Pirates were simply unstoppable thereafter as they inflicted an all-out over their rivals in the seventh minute to lead 10-2.
The first salvo fired, Patna Pirates kept up the pressure through Rohit Kumar and substitute Rajesh Mondal. Brought in after they lost top raider of the Patna Pirates, Pardeep Narwal, to an ankle injury, the former, a do-or-die specialist came out successful three times. Rohit Kumar with a tally of seven gave his team what it wanted.
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