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Dabang Delhi KC, PKL Season 8 champions, gear up for Season 12 with a strong squad but face challenges after Naveen Kumar’s exit and a shortage of quality all-rounders.

Patna Pirates, three-time PKL champions, aim for a record fourth title in Season 12 under new head coach Anup Kumar. With a strong defence but key player exits, the team faces challenges and opportunities ahead of the new season

Ahead of Pro Kabaddi League Season 12, Gujarat Giants held a special cross-training session with the Indian men’s hockey team in Bengaluru. The teams shared insights, tried each other’s sports, and celebrated mutual respect through skill exchange and camaraderie.

As PKL 2025 nears, team coaches and experts highlight the rise of young talent, strong defensive strategies, and team chemistry. Coaches B.C. Ramesh, Manpreet Singh, and Ajay Thakur are focused on building balanced squads for a competitive season.

Puneri Paltan defender Gaurav Khatri’s journey from a COVID-19 replacement to Pro Kabaddi champion is a tale of grit and glory. From local matches at 15 to lifting the trophy in Season 10, Khatri’s rise is truly inspirational.

The Pro Kabaddi League Season 12 will kick off on August 29 with Haryana Steelers returning as defending champions. Following a record-setting auction where 10 players earned over ₹1 crore, the season promises intense competition. Full schedule and venues to follow.

The PKL 12 Auction saw a record Rs 37.9 crore spent on 121 players, with 10 breaching the Rs 1 crore mark. Mohammadreza Shadloui and Devank Dalal joined the Rs 2-crore club, while the new FBM rule revolutionized squad retention strategies across teams.

After the two-time champion Mohammadreza Shadloui joined the Gujarat Giants for a whopping Rs 2.23 crores, it was the turn of Bengal Warriorz to sign up PKL Season 11 best raider Devank Dallal for Rs 2.25 crores in the Pro Kabaddi League player auction in Mumbai

Patna Pirates secured their second win of Pro Kabaddi League KL Season 11, defeating Dabang Delhi KC 44-30 here on Thursday.

While both teams began slowly, it was the Haryana Steelers with the early advantage and within the first few minutes had their noses out in front. As always, the Haryana Steelers were solid in defence and had the better of the UP Yoddhas.

With Vinay Naveen and Shivam Patare playing starring roles, the Haryana Steelers won the contest 37-25 at the GMCB Indoor Stadium

Telugu Titans skipper Pawan Sehrawat aims to turn team’s tide in Pro Kabaddi League Season 11, starting from Friday at Gachibowli Indoor Stadium, Hyderabad.

This Season will also witness the coming together of Sunil with Parvesh Bhainswal, recreating the fan-favourite, Asian Games gold-winning "Su-Par" magic every time U Mumba take the mat.

In the two eliminator matches, third-placed Dabang Delhi KC will take on the sixth-placed Patna Pirates and the fourth-placed Gujarat Giants will face off against fifth-placed Haryana Steelers on Monday.

Telugu Titans skipper Pawan Sehrawat was the top performer of the game with 14 raid points, while U Mumba’s Amirmohammad Zafardanesh finished with 11 points.

Tamil Thalaivas’ Ajinkya Pawar and Narender continued their fine form collecting 11 and nine points respectively as captain Sagar amassed eight tackle points

Defenders Rahul Sethpal and Mohit Nadal, with eight and six points respectively, helped the Haryana Steelers collect 18 tackle points more than their raid points in the entire match

It was a topsy-turvy contest to begin as both sides traded the lead frequently.

Titans, who are enduring another forgettable season languishing at the bottom of the table, welcomed Bulls in the opening match of the Hyderabad leg in an electrifying atmosphere

The legendary actor is the brand ambassador of PKL on Star Sports Network and will visit Gachibowli Indoor Stadium in Hyderabad on January 19 for the opening game of Telugu Titans