In the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL 2022), there was another Triple Panga on Saturday night. Jaipur Pink Panthers, Dabang Delhi KC, and Bengal Warriors each beat Gujarat Giants, Telugu Titans, and Patna Pirates, know the most raid points list in PKL 2022
The score in the game between Jaipur and Gujarat was low, with the defending champions winning by seven points even though they only scored 25 points. Both the Titans and the Pirates were beaten badly by Delhi and Bengal. After the Triple Panga, there have been some changes to the Most Raid Points and Most Tackle Points lists. Take a look at the PKL 9 leaderboards.
PKL 2022 Season 9 Top Raider And Top Defender 2022, Most Raid Points And Most Tackle Points Live Updates List Pro Kabaddi League
After getting a Super 10 against the Telugu Titans, Naveen Kumar, the captain of Dabang Delhi KC, moved back to the top of the raiders’ leaderboard. After four matches, he now has 53 raid points.
Rakesh HS, who plays for Gujarat Giants, has fallen to the second spot. Rakesh could only get two raid points when he played against the Jaipur Pink Panthers. So far, after four matches, he has 44 raid points.
Arjun Deshwal, the top raider for Jaipur, has stayed in the top three on the list of Most Raid Points. He got four raid points last night, giving him a total of 43 raid points.
After yesterday’s Triple Panga, there were two changes to the list of most tackle points. The best three defenders in the Pro Kabaddi League are still Girish Maruti Ernak, Krishan, and Sunil Kumar.
Ashu Singh of the UP Yoddhas has been passed by Vishal and Sunil. Vishal scored three tackle points for Dabang Delhi, and Sunil did the same for Patna Pirates. Ankush, the left corner for Jaipur Pink Panthers, has moved up to the seventh spot with 11 tackle points in four games.
What Is Pro Kabaddi League?
The Pro Kabaddi League, also called Vivo Pro Kabbadi[2] because it is sponsored by Vivo, or PKL for short, is an Indian men’s professional Kabaddi league. It started in 2014, and Star Sports shows it. But Season 8 had to be put off because of the COVID-19 pandemic. It was supposed to start on December 22, 2021.
The popularity of the Kabaddi tournament at the 2006 Asian Games led to the start of the league. The Pro Kabaddi League is based on a franchise system. Its first season was in 2014, and each of its eight teams paid up to US$250,000 to join.
Based on what we know about the first two weeks, the number of people who watched Star Sports Pro Kabaddi on TV in 2015 was almost 56% higher than in 2014. During the first season, 43.5 crore (435 million) people watched, which was second only to the 56 crore (560 million) people who watched the IPL.