Pro Kabaddi League: Gujarat Giants return to winning ways with big win over Bengal Warriorz
The Hindu
Guman's 17 points lead Gujarat Giants to a dominant win over Bengal Warriorz in Pro Kabaddi League.
Gujarat Giants ended their seven-match losing streak after an impeccable performance by Guman Singh helped them secure 47-28 win over the Bengal Warriorz here on Wednesday (November 13, 2024).
Guman’s 17 points, coupled with High 5s from Himanshu and Jitender Yadav, ensured a massive win.
In the second match of the night, the Haryana Steelers moved to the top of the table and extended their winning run to four games after defeating the Patna Pirates 37-32.
Earlier, it was a very impressive start for the Giants, led by their star raider Guman. He bagged a quick four raid points and this set the stage as the Giants inflicted the first all out on the Warriorz.
Guman looked unstoppable, getting Nitesh Kumar and Mayur Kadam in a do-or-die raid.
This move effectively reduced the Bengal Warriorz to just one player as Giants took an 11-point lead at the end of the first 20 minutes with the score reading 24-13.
It was a similar show in the second half, with Himanshu joining the party for the Gujarat Giants.
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