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Editor’s Pick(PKL) Bengaluru - Tamil Nadu

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Bengaluru Bulls - Squad strength: 18 (16 Indian, 2 Overseas)
Defenders –  Ravinder Pahal, Sachin Kumar, Navjot Singh, Pradeep Narwal, Kuldeep Singh, Mahender Singh
Raiders – Rohit Kumar, Ajay Kumar, Sumit Singh, Harish Naik, Sinotharan Kanesharajah, Gurvinder Singh, Rohit, Sunil Jaipal
All Rounders – Sanjay Shrestha, Ashish Kumar, Ankit Sangwan, Amit, Preetam Chhillar
Tamil Thalaivas - Squad strength: 25 (22 Indian, 3 Overseas)
Defenders – C Arun, Amit Hooda, Sanket Chavan, Rajesh, Anil Kumar, Anil Kumar, Mugilan, Sanket Chavan, T. Prabhakaran, Vijin T., Vijay Kumar, Muruthu M, Darshan J
Raiders – Waleed Al Hasani, Dong Geon Lee, Bhavani Rajput, Ajay Thakur, M. Thivakaran, K. Prapanjan, Sombir, Vineet Sharma, Sarang Deshmukh
All Rounders – Prathap, Chan Sik Park, Sujit Maharana, Ananthkumar
Debutants Tamil Thalaivas take on the Bulls today. The bulls charge with Rohit Kumar, Ashish Kumar, Ajay, Mahender Singh, Sachin Kumar and Ravinder Pahal. The Tamil Team have Ajay Thakur, Amit Hooda, C Arun, T Vijin, D Pradap and Vineet Kumar. K Prapanjan scored 6 raid points against six points against the bulls.

In the previous match, Ajay Kumar pulled off a few brilliant raids establishing why he belongs in the team. He can change the game with it. Definitely add him to your lineup The bulls also have an impenetrable looking lineup that can make the opponent rethink their strategy. That is the impression you want to create when you select your team as well as your strategy.
Ajay Thakur, with his running hand touch can surprise you as well. He belongs in the lineup.

The last time these two teams met, Bengaluru Bulls beat Tamil Thalaivas 32-31. That is as close a match as one can get.

My lineup today
AR: Ashish Kumar, D Pradap
DF: Ravinder Pahal, C Arun, Mahender Singh, Amit Hooda
RA: Ajay Kumar

I could not add Rohit Kumar to my team. Could you?
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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