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Editor’s Team(PKL): Bengaluru - Chennai

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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
The Bulls meet the Thalaivas. While the bulls are third on the team, the Tamil Team are last in Zone B. Tamil is a new team this season. While the bulls come in to this match after a win, the tamil talaivas suffered a loss. Ironically, both the teams met the same opponent - Telugu Titans. Ajay Kumar did very well. So did Rohit Kumar. Mahendra Singh follows. Have them in your lineup. C Arun and Ajay Takur from Chennai performed their role to the T.

This is my lineup
AR: Ashish Kumar
DF: Amit Hooda, Mahender Singh, C Arun
RA: Prapanjan K, Rohit Kumar, Ajay Kumar
I want equal number of defenders and Raiders on my team. The All-Rounder can balance it out. 
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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