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Editor’s Pick (PKL): Bengal - Patna

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Bengal Warriors - Squad strength: 18 (16 Indian, 2 Overseas)
Defenders –  Young Chang Ko, Ameares Mondal, Sandeep Malik, Surjeet Singh, Virender  Singh, Rahul Kumar, Shashank Wankhede
Raiders – Jang Kun Lee, Maninder Singh, Deepak Narwal, Vinod Kumar, Virender Wazir Singh, Kuldeep, Anil Kumar
All Rounders –  Bhupender Singh, Shrikant Tewthia, Ran Singh, Ravindra Kumavat, Vikash
Patna Pirates - Squad strength: 18 (16 Indian, 2 Overseas)
Defenders –  Vishal Mane, Sachin Shingade, Jaideep, Manish Kumar, Satish, Sandeep, Virender Singh
Raiders – Vijay, Monu Goyat, Pardeep Narwal, Md. Zakir Hossain, Vikas Jaglan, Vinod Kumar, Vishnu Uthaman, Jawahar
All Rounders –  Mohammad Maghsoudlou, Parveen Birwal, Arvind Kumar
War among equals. Bengal Warriors and Patna Pirates of Zone B, both stand at 27 points each second only to UP Yoddha who has 30 points to their credit. Only the top three teams of each zone make it to the next level. While there are many many more matches coming up, it is prudent to keep playing well and stay on top to avoid last minute tension.

My lineup
AR: Ran Singh
DF: Jaideep, Surjeet Singh
RA: Maninder Singh, Deepak Narwal, Monu Goyat, Pardeep Narwal

There are a few other players who have scored well too - Vineet Kumar, Vinod Kumar, and Jang Kun Lee. I wanted Lee in my lineup but could not afford him. Even Vishal Mane has potential.
Do you agree?
Indu

P.S. Please note that the above-expressed opinions are purely the Editor’s. We do not take responsibility, nor can we guarantee the performance of the players. All the best !!!

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