New Delhi, Oct 28 (IANS) Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports, Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya, on Tuesday attended the Eliminator 3 match of the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) Season 12 between Telugu Titans and Patna Pirates at the Thyagaraj Indoor Stadium in New Delhi on Tuesday night.
The Minister expressed his delight at watching the sensational action on the kabaddi mat with a post on his social media account and also posted some photographs taken at the stadium.
"Passion on the mat, India in the heart - this is the impact of Pro Kabaddi League!" Dr Mandaviya wrote in his post on X, formerly Twitter.
Dr Mandaviya also appreciated the impact of the Pro Kabaddi League on the fans and the sport in general, as it has not only made kabaddi a very popular sport across top Asian Countries but has also given India many new stars.
Meanwhile, in the action on the mat, Telugu Titans ended former champions Patna Pirates’ dream run after securing an all-important and impressive 46-39 win in Eliminator 3 of Season 12 of the PKL at the Thyagaraj Indoor Stadium on Tuesday night. Led by the ever-present Bharat Hooda’s 23 points, the Titans will now face Season 10 champions Puneri Paltan on Wednesday night for a spot in the final.
On the other end of the mat, it was yet another exceptional performance from young Ayan Lohchab, who created his own piece of history after becoming the first PKL raider to score 20+ points in six games in a single season. He finished the season with 316 raid points to his name, 132 points more than he scored in PKL 11 (184), as he played a crucial role in the Pirates’ eight-match winning run to the Eliminator 3.
--IANS
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