Bengaluru: Raider Aslam Inamdar appeared a star player for Paltan Paltan when they beat the Bengali defense championship 39-27 in their Kabaddi Pro match here on Sunday.
Inamdar scored Super 10 (17 points) while Abinesh Nadarajan won 5 (5 tackle points) for Paltan who had almost perfect performance on the mat.
Captain Maninder Singh won Super 10 for fighters, but he proved to be the only player for a very short team of confidence.
Bengal started the match at the front foot with Manse Super Raid (3 points) in the fourth minute put Pune in a disturbing place.
But replace Sombir and Abinesh Nadarajan produced a super consecutive Tackle to reverse the game for Paltan.
Inamdar and Nitin Tomar took important points for the team of Maharashtra who got their first ‘all out’ with five minutes to the interval.
It opened seven points and Pune uses the momentum to continue their attack on the side of Bengal who struggled.
Maninder and Mohammad Nabibakhsh were immediately handled because half ended 20-11 with Pune in power.
Bengal, who went to the match with just one victory in five matches, stared at another big defeat.
Pune got the second ‘all-out’ in the third minute of the second half to open a 12-point lead.
Inamdar they are all overwhelming having fun on the mat, targeting a nirwal bengal covers on several occasions.
He got his Super 10 while at the other end Maninder tried his best level to keep the soldier in the match.
In the advantages of Bengal dependence on their captain for Raid points began to hurt them as Nabibakhsh struggling.
Super 10 important raids and the Akash of Pikalmunde Maninder seemed insignificant because Pune held Tin 13 points with five minutes left in the match.
The energized Pune team did not make mistakes in the final raid to win with a 12-point margin.
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