Bengal Warriorz vs Dabang Delhi: Bengal Gets 37-36 Win

In one of the closest matches of the PKL Season 12, Bengal Warriorz vs Dabang Delhi justified the hype as the former defeated the table-toppers by a point on Thursday. With exceptional displays from Devank Dalal and Ashish Malik, Bengal Warriorz recorded a thriller 37-36 victory at the SDAT Multi Purpose Indoor Stadium, moving to 9th position on the points table.

Devank Dalal’s Super 10 and Ashish Malik’s High Five Power Bengal to Victory

Despite the significant pressure, Devank Dalal led the way with a Super 10, and defensively, Ashish Malik warranted a high five. Together, the duo turned the tide, giving the season 7 champions a much-needed victory.

Bengal Warriorz vs Dabang Delhi: Key Moments from the Match

Bengal Warriorz Off To A Fast Start: Bengal started the match off strong with an excellent tackle by Ankit, followed by a raid from their captain to help build an early lead.

Dabang Delhi Comes Back: Without Ashu Malik, Naveen Rawal took control of the moment by scoring a three-point raid to tie the game.

Tight Battle: The teams exchanged drives well in the match as Devank Dalal and Himanshu Narwal had successful raids and Saurabh Nandal and Ankit had big tackles.

First All-Out Puts Bengal Warriorz Ahead

Halfway through the first half, Bengal Warriorz dished out the first All-Out of the match due to a Super Tackle by Anurag Kumar and a scorching move by Parteek. Yet the match hung in the balance at halftime with a score of 19-18 in Bengal’s favor.

Final Minutes Full of Drama

Super Tackles Extend Bengal’s Lead: Ashish Malik and Manjeet scored back-to-back Super Tackles, providing Bengal with a five-point buffer with only minutes to go.

Dabang Delhi Makes Its Move: Neeraj Narwal initiated an All-Out, reducing the deficit to one point.

Turning Points: Devank Dalal finished his Super 10 and Ashish his High Five, getting Bengal’s four-point advantage back.

Final Twist: Fazel Atrachali saved Delhi from defeat with a timely tackle, and some swift raids by Mohit Deswal, but Himanshu Narwal’s failed last raid clinched a thrilling one-point win for Bengal Warriorz.