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Kabaddi is the most sought-after game of the National Games, especially given that Pro Kabaddi 2023 is quickly approaching. All of the Pro Kabaddi League’s stars, who will begin play in the league on December 2, are competing in the National Games’ curtain-raiser. However, an unexpected outcome that escaped everyone’s notice emerged after the league games.
Team Haryana lost to the star-studded Services squad at the beginning of the tournament. Despite the fact that both teams have advanced to the semifinals, it is crucial to note that Pardeep Narwal’s Haryana was unable to defeat Services, with the score finishing at 34-34. Even if it seems on the points table that both sides have lost, this is untrue.
Services has raiding juggernaut Naveen Kumar, Arjun Deshwal, Surjeet, as well as Manjeet, while Haryana has Pardeep, Mohit Goyat, Guman Singh, and Meetu.
However, the game was a tie. Nevertheless, they were the greatest teams in Group B and they both utterly destroyed the opponents. During the National Games Kabaddi tournament, these teams and players are so well-matched due to the Pro Kabaddi impact.
Aslam Inamdar, Arkam Shaikh, Akash Shinde, and Mayur Kadam, among others, cause havoc on all the teams in the opposing group. Even after suffering a setback against Maharashtra in a league match, Chandigarh advanced to the semifinals.
In the semifinals, they would rely on Vijay Malik supplying the goods. The majority of these athletes will be present and participating on various PKL teams.
At the National Games, the girls of Himachal Pradesh won gold in Kabaddi for the second time in a row. Himachal clinched the gold medal in the Kabaddi match on Wednesday in Goa, defeating Haryana by a score of nine points. The match ended with a score of 32–23.
In the first half, Himachal and Haryana each scored twelve points. However, right away after the second half began, Himachal widened their advantage and eventually overcame Haryana. The squad played a fantastic second half, led by Pushpa Rana, the daughter of Sirmaur, as captain.
