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Kabaddi Champions League: How Much Did Rohtak Royals Earn In Prize Money?

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Kabaddi Champions League 2026 Final: Rohtak Royals were crowned champions of the inaugural Kabaddi Champions League (KCL) after edging past Bhiwani Bulls 32–30 in a nerve-shredding final at the Sports University of Haryana, Rai. Played in front of a packed house of Haryana’s kabaddi faithful, the summit clash lived up to its billing, delivering high drama till the very last raid.

Kabaddi Champions League: Rohtak Royals Crowned Champions

Rohtak stamped their authority early, racing to a 4–2 lead within three minutes before inflicting the first All-Out in the fifth minute to surge ahead 9–3. Vijay Malik, Rakesh Singroha and Milan Dahiya struck with sharp raids, while the defence repeatedly pinned down Bhiwani’s star raider Devank Dalal.

The Bulls mounted a spirited comeback through Sourav and Devank, cutting the deficit to one point and eventually forcing Rohtak into their first All-Out as the scores levelled at 16–16. However, a Super Raid from Rakesh Singroha proved decisive, helping the Royals regain momentum and head into half-time with a 20–16 lead.

The second half turned into a tactical battle. Bhiwani briefly surged ahead, highlighted by Parvesh Malik completing a High-5, while Devank continued to raid bravely despite carrying an injury. With the match hanging in the balance, Rohtak’s defence delivered under pressure- a Super Tackle on Devank by Sandeep Deswal, Milan Dahiya and Gaurav swung momentum back in their favour.

In the dying minutes, the Royals showed championship composure. Timely raids by Singroha and crunch tackles by captain Sandeep Narwal, including back-to-back stops in the final seconds, sealed a dramatic 32–30 victory.

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Rakesh Singroha finished as Rohtak’s top scorer with eight points, supported by Milan Dahiya (5), while Vijay Malik, Sandeep Deswal and Aryan added three points each. Devank Dalal was named Raider of the Match, and Parvesh Malik earned Defender of the Match honours.

“This title means a lot to everyone associated with Rohtak Royals,” said head coach Surender Nada. “The players stayed calm under pressure and executed the plans perfectly.”

Captain Sandeep Narwal added, “Winning the inaugural KCL is special. Every player stepped up when it mattered most.”

The final was attended by Haryana Cabinet Minister Krishna Lal Panwar and senior kabaddi officials, who hailed KCL as a major step forward for both elite and grassroots kabaddi. The league closed its first season with a finale that underlined Haryana’s enduring love for the sport- and set the stage for an even bigger future.

Raider of the Match: Devank Dalal (Bhiwani Bulls)

Defender of the Match: Parvesh Malik (Bhiwani Bulls)

How much did Rohtak Royals Earn In Prize Money?

The inaugural Kabaddi League Champions Rohtak Royals earned ₹51 lakh prize cheque for their memorable feat.