Editor’s Pick(PKL): Pune

Editor’s Pick(PKL): Pune - Jaipur

Puneri Paltan - Squad strength: 15 (13 Indian, 2 Overseas)

Defenders – Dharamraj Cheralathan, Girish Ernak, Md. Ziaur Rehman

Raiders – Rajesh Mondal, Rohit Kumar Choudary, Umesh Mhatre, Akshay Jadhav, More GB, Suresh Kumar, Deepak Niwas Hooda

All Rounders – Takamitsu Kono, Sandeep Narwal, Ravi Kumar, Ajay, Narender Hooda

Jaipur Pink Panthers - Squad strength: 19 (17 Indian, 2 Overseas)

Defenders – Jae Min Lee, Manoj Dhull, Navneet Gautam, Somvir Shekhar, Vignesh B, Ravinder Kumar

Raiders – Jasvir Singh, Selvamani K, Ajit Singh, Kamal Kishor, Pawan Kumar Kadian, Tushar Patil, Sunil Siddhgavali, Rahul Choudhary

All Rounders – Manjeet Chhillar, Dong Gyu Kim, Santhapanaselvam, Siddharth, Abhishek N.

This lineup, most of the players I wanted were from Pune. As per the rules, only four players per team allowed. My initial lineup had Deepak Hooda, Manjeet Chhillar, Girish Maruti, Ravi Kumar, More GB and Pawan Kumar. That’s six. I would like Rajesh Mondal or Dharmaraj Cheralathan on my team. While I have the balance to suit either, like I said, only four Pune members are allowed on the Fantain Fantasy Lineup.

Jasvir Singh would be my next option from Jaipur. He was the ‘Sahi Hai Player’ and deserves to be on the lineup. But I have a balance of 15 and he will cost me 16. That seems to be ruled out as well. Hence, Somvir Shekhar is in. Jaipur’s defence unit is truly commendable though.

AR: Mamjeet Chhillar, Deepak Hooda

DF: Somvir Shekhar, Ravi Kumar, Girish Maruti

RA: Pawan Kumar, More GB

If you can add Jasvir Singh to your team, nothing like it.

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 !!!

Comments

Key Players: India - England

When there is nothing left, you will play for pride. That is what India has to do tomorrow. Considering the fact that the match is taking place in Mumbai. Do it for them. Do it for us. England and Australia will meet each other at the finals on 31st March. India and England are more than likely to go in with the same playing eleven.
India Terribly low on morale, the team will now have to give it their all. They need to know that they are much better than this.
Key players Smriti Mandhana H Kaur Jhulan Goswami J Rodrigues Pooja Vastrakar
England The team has been doing really well since day one. They will now consider this as a practice match. But they will want to win and go to the finals with confidence. They were thumped by Australia earlier in what can be called as a one-sided game. They want to win this tomorrow.
Key Players Danielle Wyatt Nat Sciver Jenny Gunn Tammy B Tash Farrant
Indu

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