Naveen Kumar was brilliant once again with 18 raid points for Delhi but uncharacteristic errors cost their title hopes in front of a packed audience, including Sports Minister Kiren Rijiju, at the EKA Arena by TransStadia. read more

The Indian junior men’s hockey team lost to Great Britain 1-2 in the final of the 9th Sultan of Johor Cup in Johor Bahru. read more

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Maninder Singh was the star for Bengal Warriors as they pipped Telugu Titans 40-39 in a tightly fought Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) match. read more

Bengal Warriors dominated the first half of the match with their raiding trio of Maninder Singh, K Prapanjan and Mohammad Nabibakhsh picking points with ease against a Haryana defence that evidently lacked leadership. read more

Maninder scored 17 raid points for Bengal as they overcame a raiding fest by Bulls’ Pawan Sehrawat (who finished with 19 points) to win in front of a packed audience at the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Indoor Stadium. read more

Sukesh Hegde (8 points) and Mohammad Nabibakhsh (4 tackle points) were the stars for the home side who had to rely on a Super Tackle by Rinku Narwal in the final minute to seal the match. read more

With Warriors trailing by five points with less than two minutes left, Iranian Nabibakhsh produced a neat raid and before his super raid inflicted an all-out, sealing the issue for his side. read more

Backed by a boisterous crowd support, Bengal Warriors raced to a 15-13 lead but the visitors bounced back to make it 25-23 with less than a minute to go. read more

K Parapanjan’s Super 10 (10 raid points), ably supported by Maninder Singh’s nine raid points, was the difference for the Bengal side who moved to second spot on the points table. read more

Vikash Kandola was the Steelers’ star player with 11 points in the match. He recorded his tenth Super 10 in his PKL career. read more

Raider Maninder Singh, with a Super 10 (10 raid points), and defender Rinku Narwal who impressed with a High 5 (5 tackle points), were the stars for Bengal who forced two all-outs on the rival team in a fast-paced second half. read more

This was the fifth tie between these two sides, making this as the most drawn fixture in the history of the league. read more