Here is all you need to know about Ultimate Kho Kho including its schedule, start date, time, when and where to watch and more about season 2 2023
After a successful first season, Season 2 of Ultimate Kho Kho, which is promoted by Amit Burman in association with the Kho Kho Federation of India, promises exciting action and matches that are fast-paced.
Ultimate Kho Kho (UKK) season 2 2023 schedule, start date, time table, fixtures list, teams, live streaming telecast where to watch
After a successful first season, Season 2 of Ultimate Kho Kho, which is promoted by Amit Burman in association with the Kho Kho Federation of India, promises exciting action and matches that are fast-paced.
When and where is Ultimate Kho Kho Season 2?
Season two of the Ultimate Kho Kho tournament will start this month on December 24 and will last until January 13. The top four teams advance to January 11, 2024, for the semifinals. January 13, 2024, is the date of the final.
Jawaharlal Nehru Indoor Stadium in Cuttack, Odisha, will host all 34 games, including the season two final, third-place playoff, and two semifinals of Ultimate Kho Kho.
Which are the teams taking part in Ultimate Kho Kho Season 2?
There are six teams taking part in season two of the Ultimate Kho Kho tournament. Odisha Juggernauts (Government of Odisha), Rajasthan Warriors (Capri Global Group), Telugu Yoddhas (GMR Sports), Gujarat Giants (Adani Sportsline), Mumbai Khiladis (Janhavi Dhariwal Balan, Punit Balan, and Badshah), and Chennai Quick Guns (KLO Sports) are the six teams competing in the league stage. The matches will be double round-robin.
Ultimate Kho Kho Season 2 schedule
The league stage will kick off with a match between the reigning champions and hosts, Odisha Juggernauts, and Rajasthan Warriors. Telugu Yoddhas, the runners-up in the first season, will try to advance further when they play Mumbai Khiladis in the second game on the opening day of Season 2.
All the matches will start from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM. Check out the full schedule below.
Ultimate Kho Kho Season 2 Teams
Chennai Quick Guns (KLO Sports): Amit Patil (Retained), Madan (Retained), Ramji Kashyap (Retained), Laxman Gawas, Adarsh Mohite, Sachin Bhargo, Zora Suraj, Suraj Lande, Aditya Kudale, Durvesh Salunke, Chandu Chavre, Akash Kadam, Narendra Katkate, Mustafa Bagwan, Arjun Singh, Vijay Shinde, Ashish Patel, M Mugilan, Akash Balyan, Sumon Barman, Pavan Kumar and Giri S.
Gujarat Giants (Adani Sportsline): Abhinandan Patil (Retained), Akshay Bhangare (Retained), Suyash Gargate (Retained), Nilesh Jadhav, P Narasayya, Faizankha Pathan, Rajvardhan Patil, V Subramani, Deepak Madhav, Shubham Thorat, Gavara Venkatesh, Sanket Kadam, Kondhalkar Rupesh, Bharat Kumar, Pabani Sabar, Vinayak Pokarde, Ram Mohan, V Kabilan, Arnav Patankar, Alfaj H Nadaf, Vasave Ravi, Abhijit Patil, Saleem Khan, Vijesh Kumar and Harish Mohmmad.
Mumbai Khiladis (Janhavi Dhariwal Balan, Punit Balan and Badshah): Gajanan Shengal (Retained), Sreejesh S (Retained), Mahesh Shinde, Aniket Pote, Subhasis Santra, Hrushikesh Murchavade, Rokeson Singh, P Siva Reddy, Govind Yadav, Avik Singha, Milind Kurpe, Sunil Patra, Sudheer Kumar, MD Aiman Pasha, Sagar Potdar, Rohan Kore, Komal, Pawar Sachin, Dhiraj Bhave, Debasis, Shiva, Ajay Kashyap, Pritam Chougule, Sibin M, Abhishek Pathrode and Parmar Rahul.
Odisha Juggernauts (Government of Odisha): Dilip Khandvi (Retained), Dipesh More (Retained), Gowtham MK (Retained), Vishal (Retained), Omkar Sonawane, Rohan Shingade, Akshay Masal, Mahesha P, Manoj Patil, Avinash Desai, Manoj Kumar, Visag S, Debendra Nath, Nikhil Kumar, Vishal Oram, Sanjay Kumar V, Deepak Kumar Sahoo, Nikhil B, MD Mirajul, Sushant Kaldhone, Sobhag V Sriganda, Niranjan Samal, Savir Ahmad, Suresh Kumar and Siddheswar Tudu.
Rajasthan Warriors (Capri Global Group): Akshay Ganpule (Retained), Dilrajsing Sengar (Retained), Majahar Jamadar (Retained), Vijay Hajare, Jaggannath Das, Rushab Wagh, Nilesh Patil, Prajwal K H, Brahmane Vivek, Ranjan Shetty, Rejeti Surinaidu, Sourabh Gadge, Nandan D, Ganesh Borkar, Bika Chetan, Buchannagari Raju, Dhanraj P, Jagannath Murmu, Aditya Shelke, Mukesh Prajapat, Vaibhav More and Aditya KN.
Telugu Yoddhas (GMR Sports): Arun Gunki (Retained), Avdhut Patil (Retained), Pratik Waikar (Retained), Adhithya Ganpule, Rahul Mandal, Nikhil Waghe, Milind Chavrekar, Akash Togare, Kiran Vasave, Dhruv, Prasad Radye, Rudra Thopate, Prem Randive, Vaibhav Nippane, Sourabh Adavkar, Vijaybhai Vegad, Anukul Sarkar, M Phani Kumar, Mahamad Ujer Harun Momin, Matlum, Lipun Mukhi, Arjun Bishukarma, Prasad Patil, Bojjam Ranjith and Rajat Malik.
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Ultimate Kho Kho Season 2 live streaming and telecasting details: Where to watch in India?
Season two of the Ultimate Kho Kho tournament will be live telecasted on Sony Sports Networks. Fans from India can also livestream it on the Sony LIV app and website.