Pro Kabaddi PKL 8: Top All-rounders: The eighth season of the Pro Kabaddi league has seen stunning Super Raids and scintillating Super Tackles by the raiders and the defenders but adding flavour to the sport are the all-rounders who could both knock out the opposition players easily with their raids and also could inflict an unescapable tackle on the opposition raiders. Follow all the LIVE updates on InsideSport.IN
In this season players like Mohamad Nabhibhaksh, Dabang Delhi’s Vijay have all showed class in both defence and offence and we have also seen many raiders shifting to defence and picking up valuable tackle points in this season. InsideSport now looks at the Top 5 All-rounders of the season.
Pro Kabaddi PKL 8: Mohammad Nabibhaksh to Mohsen Maghsoudlou, Top All-rounders
Mohammad Nabhibhaksh – Bengal Warriors
Mohammad Nabhibhaksh like in the previous seasons is taking care of both defence and offence for Bengal Warriors. However, unlike last season the defending champions are struggling this season. The main reason for their poor show so far can be attributed to a lack of a secondary raider to work in tandem with captain Maninder Singh. Because of this Nabhbhaksh had to take on that responsibility many times and he has done a good job. The Iranian has picked up 37 Raid points and 20 Tackle points including 2 Super Tackles.
Vijay – Dabang Delhi
Dabang Delhi’s Vijay have been playing a brilliant role in both defence and offence. When Naveen Kumar is out of the mat, he is taking up the responsibility as a secondary raider and despite the presence of big names like Manjeet Chillar, Joginder Narwal and Sandeep Narwal in the defence, Vijay has shown his talent in this department as well. He has picked up a total of 49 Raid points in the season so far that also includes 2 Super 10s in it. He has also earned 15 Tackle points, thereby becoming Delhi’s most reliable player this season.
MONU GOYAT…naam he kaafi hai😍
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.#PatnaPirates #PiratesMeriJaan #PirateHamla #PiratePanti #Season8 #TTvPAT #VivoProKabaddi #Kabaddi #SuperhitPanga pic.twitter.com/5U3ni4Bs4A— Patna Pirates (@PatnaPirates) January 3, 2022
Monu Goyat – Puneri Paltan
Playing primarily as a raider, the Patna Pirates skipper has also stepped up in defence for this team as and when required. Monu has led the three-time champions brilliantly this year especially after the team lost its star raider, the Record-Breaker Pardeep Narwal in the auctions. Monu Goyat has scored 53 raid points in the league so far that includes two Super 10s and despite the presence of defenders like Mohamadreza Chiyaneh and Sajin C, the captain has collected 12 crucial Tackle points that also includes one Super Tackle.
Ekach vaada, Aslam dada 🔥
The young raider delivers a ‘Bhaari’ Super raid in the Maharashtra Derby 😎#MUMvPUN stands at 11-25
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— ProKabaddi (@ProKabaddi) January 13, 2022
Aslam Inamdar – Puneri Paltan
Playing just his first season of the Pro Kabaddi League, the youngster has already become one of the main players for the Puneri Paltan. Puneri which had a struggling start to the season are now on a two-match winning streak beating teams like U Mumba and Bengal Warriors and Aslam has played a very crucial role for the side that has former India skipper Anup Kumar as the coach. He has scored 54 raid points and 13 Tackle points so far and has emerged as a promising player. He will be the one to look out for in the future.
Mohsen Maghsoudlou – U Mumba
Iranian Mohsen Maghsoudlou is living up to his tag as an all-rounder by scoring crucial points for U Mumba which has started to struggle after a great start. U Mumba lost one of its key raiders Ajith Kumar due to an injury and the team struggled to find a good raider to replace him. Maghsoudlou too hasn’t got enough opportunities to showcase his full skills and it was an opportunity for the Iranian and he chipped in with usual contributions. He currently has accumulated a total of 20 Points that includes 11 Raid Points and 9 Tackle Points.
Pro Kabaddi PKL 8: Mohammad Nabibhaksh to Mohsen Maghsoudlou, Top All-rounders
