PKL Season 10: Puneri Paltan Clinches Title in a Nail-Biting Final!

Puneri Paltan emerged victorious in the Pro Kabaddi League Season 10 final, defeating the Haryana Steelers 28-25 in a thrilling encounter. This win marks the first-ever PKL title for Pune, solidifying their position as one of the strongest teams in the league’s history.

PKL Season 10 Final Match Highlights

• A Dominant First Half for Pune: The Paltan started strong, led by Pankaj Mohite’s five points and a crucial four-point raid. Their defense, anchored by Mohammadreza Chiyaneh Shadloui, effectively contained the Haryana attack, restricting them to just three points in the first half.
• Haryana’s Fightback: The Steelers displayed resilience in the second half, slowly chipping away at the lead. A successful do-or-die raid by Ashish and a two-point raid by Vishal brought them within three points of Pune.
• Pankaj Mohite’s Crucial Raid: With the tension mounting, Pankaj Mohite once again rose to the occasion for Pune. His successful do-or-die raid, initially ruled unsafe, was overturned upon review, providing a crucial four-point swing and effectively ending Haryana’s comeback hopes.
• Puneri Paltan Secures the Win: The Paltan maintained their composure in the closing minutes, eventually securing the victory with a final score of 28-25.

PKL Season 10: Post-Match Awards

• Puneri Paltan:
  • Most Valuable Player: Aslam Inamdar
  • Winner’s Prize Money: INR 3 Crore
  • Haryana Steelers:
  • Runner-Up Prize Money: INR 1.8 Crore
• Other Individual Awards:
  • Best Raider: Ashu Malik (Dabang Delhi)
  • Best Defender: Mohammadreza Chiyaneh Shadloui (Puneri Paltan)
  • Best NYP (New Young Player): Yogesh Dahiya (Dabang Delhi)

A Memorable Night for Kabaddi

The PKL Season 10 final was a testament to the skill and drama that Kabaddi offers. Puneri Paltan’s dominant performance throughout the season culminated in a well-deserved victory. At the same time, Haryana’s fighting spirit showcased the determination present across the league. This match is sure to be remembered as a classic encounter in PKL history.