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The Indian Premier Kabaddi League (IPKL) continues to build anticipation for its 2024 season with the unveiling of captains and new jerseys from Haryana Hurricane, Rajasthan Rulers, and Delhi Dragons. Each team's reveal demonstrated the unique attributes they bring to the league, promising a season of riveting kabaddi action. The Indian Premier Kabaddi League 2024 gets underway from October 4.
The Indian Premier Kabaddi League (IPKL) continues to build anticipation for its 2024 season with the unveiling of captains and new jerseys from Haryana Hurricane, Rajasthan Rulers, and Delhi Dragons. Each team's reveal demonstrated the unique attributes they bring to the league, promising a season of riveting kabaddi action. The Indian Premier Kabaddi League 2024 gets underway from October 4.
India and Poland are more than 6000 kilometres apart from each other, separated by continents, seas and oceans but are connected by a single thread -- the sport of kabaddi. The game that originated in the ruler hinterland of the country is now an upcoming sport that has caught the imagination of Polish youngsters and has resulted in the European nation winning titles in Europe and representing the continent in the Kabaddi World Cups.
India and Poland are more than 6000 kilometres apart from each other, separated by continents, seas and oceans but are connected by a single thread -- the sport of kabaddi. The game that originated in the ruler hinterland of the country is now an upcoming sport that has caught the imagination of Polish youngsters and has resulted in the European nation winning titles in Europe and representing the continent in the Kabaddi World Cups.
The 12 franchises of the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) Season 11 broke the bank as they spent more than Rs 30 crore in buying 118 players sold over the two days of the Player Auction, which concluded in Mumbai on Friday. Eight players crossed the Rs 1 crore mark for the first time in PKL history while Sachin Tanwar (Tamil Thalaivas - INR 2.15 crore) emerged as the most expensive player. Mohammadreza Shadloui Chiyaneh (Haryana Steelers - INR 2.07) emerged as the most expensive foreign player while Sunil Kumar (U Mumba - INR 1.015 Crore) became the most expensive Indian defender ever. Ajith V. Kumar became the most expensive player in Category C in this year's Player Auction after he was acquired by Puneri Paltan for INR 66 lakh, meanwhile, Jai Bhagwan was bought by Bengaluru Bulls for INR 63 Lakh.
The 12 franchises of the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) Season 11 broke the bank as they spent more than Rs 30 crore in buying 118 players sold over the two days of the Player Auction, which concluded in Mumbai on Friday. Eight players crossed the Rs 1 crore mark for the first time in PKL history while Sachin Tanwar (Tamil Thalaivas - INR 2.15 crore) emerged as the most expensive player. Mohammadreza Shadloui Chiyaneh (Haryana Steelers - INR 2.07) emerged as the most expensive foreign player while Sunil Kumar (U Mumba - INR 1.015 Crore) became the most expensive Indian defender ever. Ajith V. Kumar became the most expensive player in Category C in this year's Player Auction after he was acquired by Puneri Paltan for INR 66 lakh, meanwhile, Jai Bhagwan was bought by Bengaluru Bulls for INR 63 Lakh.
Pro Kabaddi Auction 2024 Highlights: Raider Ajith V Kumar became the costliest buy on Day 2 of the Pro Kabaddi League with Puneri Paltan picking him up for Rs 66 lakh on Friday. Earlier, all-rounder Gurdeep was bought for Rs 59 lakh by the Patna Pirates, who also splashed Rs 50 lakh on defender Deepak Rajender Singh. This comes after raider Sachin Tanwar emerged as the most expensive of the auction so far. Sachin, who played for the Patna Pirates last season, was acquired for Rs 2.15 crore by Tamil Thalaivas on Day 1. A total of eight players have been bought for a price of Rs 1 crore or more so far in the auction, with all of them being sold on Day 1.
Pro Kabaddi Auction 2024 LIVE Updates: All-rounder Gurdeep became the most expensive buy on Day 2 of the Pro Kabaddi League 2024 auction, having been bought for Rs 59 lakh by the Patna Pirates, who also splashed Rs 50 lakh on defender Deepak Rajender Singh. This comes after raider Sachin Tanwar emerged as the most expensive of the auction so far. Sachin, who played for the Patna Pirates last season, was acquired for Rs 2.15 crore by Tamil Thalaivas on Day 1. A total of eight players have been bought for a price of Rs 1 crore or more so far in the auction, with all of them being sold on Day 1.