Editor’s Pick (PKL) : Mumbai

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Zone A Match - U Mumbai meets Haryana Steelers. Three teams from each zone will qualify. And Mumbai are no where near top three. Time to get to the top isn’t it? And stay there. Its ironic that currently, in both zones, two places are tied at the third place. Will it be a close finish?

Today’s match

U Mumba - Squad strength: 18 (15 Indian, 3 Overseas)

Defenders – Joginder Narwal, Surender Singh, D. Suresh Kumar, Deepak Yadav, N. Renjith

Raiders – Kashiling Adake, Nitin Madane, Shabeer Bappu, Anup Kumar, Darshan, Shrikant Jadhav, Mohan Raman G

All Rounders – Dong Ju Hong, Hadi Oshtorak, Kuldeep Singh, Yong Joo Ok, Shiv Om, E Subash

Haryana Steelers - Squad strength: 22 (20 Indian, 2 Overseas)

Defenders – Mohit Chhillar, Neeraj Kumar, Vikash, Surender Nada, Mahender Singh Dhaka, Jeeva Gopal, Rakesh S. Kumar, Neeral Kumar, Babu M, Raju Lal Choudhary

Raiders – Sonu Narwal, Khomsan Thongkham, Deepak Kumar, Surjeet Singh, Prashant K Rai, Deepak Dahiya, Wazir Singh, Vikash Khandola, Ashish Chhokar

All Rounders – David Mosambayi, Mayur Shivtarkar, Deepak Rathee, Parmod Narwal, Kuldeep Singh

Here’s my lineup

AR: Kuldeep Singh

DF: Surendar Nada

RA: Surjeet Singh, Anup Kumar, Shrikant Jadhav, Shabeer Bappu, Vikash Khandola

What say?

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