Haryana Steelers Maintain Top Spot in PKL 11
Haryana Steelers continue to lead the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) Season 11 standings with 41 points from 11 matches. Their strong performances make them favorites this season. U Mumba holds second place with 39 points, closely following the Steelers.
In Monday’s exciting game, Puneri Paltan and UP Yoddhas played out a dramatic 29-29 draw. Bhavani Rajput scored a crucial Super 10 for the Yoddhas, while Pankaj Mohite contributed 9 points for Paltan. Both teams secured one point each, with Paltan climbing to third in the standings with 37 points.
On Tuesday, Patna Pirates delivered a stunning 54-31 win against Bengaluru Bulls. Devank Dalal’s performance stood out, as he scored big and climbed to the top of the raiders’ leaderboard with 131 raid points. This victory moved the Pirates to fifth place with 33 points. The Bulls, however, remain in 11th place with just 14 points.
Current PKL 11 Points Table
- 1st: Haryana Steelers – 41 points
- 2nd: U Mumba – 39 points
- 3rd: Puneri Paltan – 37 points
- 4th: Jaipur Pink Panthers – 35 points
- 5th: Patna Pirates – 33 points
Meanwhile, Dabang Delhi K.C. and Telugu Titans are tied with 32 points each. UP Yoddhas and Tamil Thalaivas share eighth place with 28 points. At the bottom, Gujarat Giants sit in last place with 12 points.
Top Raiders and Defenders
Raiders:
- 1st: Devank Dalal (Patna Pirates) – 131 raid points
- 2nd: Ashu Malik (Dabang Delhi K.C.) – 128 raid points
- 3rd: Arjun Deshwal (Jaipur Pink Panthers) – 108 raid points
Defenders:
- 1st: Nitin Rawal (Bengaluru Bulls) – 43 tackle points
- 2nd: Gaurav Khatri (Puneri Paltan) – 43 tackle points
- 3rd: Mohammadreza Shadloui (Haryana Steelers) – 40 tackle points
Rising Stars
Players like Ayan Lohchab and Ajit Ramesh Chouhan are proving their worth with consistent performances. With each game, the competition grows fiercer.
The league promises more thrilling matches as teams fight for playoff spots. Fans eagerly await the next set of games to see if Haryana Steelers can maintain their dominance.
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