Pro Kabaddi: U Mumba thrash Jaipur to enter semi-final

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Defending champions U Mumba became the second team after the Patna Pirates to make it to the semis of the PKL with a convincing 35-21 win over an injury-hit Jaipur Pink Panthers. Playing in front of their home crowd, U Mumba looked in full flow with Rishank Devadiga scoring nine points.

Rishank Devadiga the all-rounder who is growing in stature led the initial assault with Rakesh Kumar and Anup Kumar too contributing their might. The first all-out was inflicted in the 7th Minute for a 9-1 lead. The lone point came from Rajesh Narwal. The second all-out further strengthened the winner’s position in the 14th minute. The score was 18-1 then and not even the die-hard supporters of the visitors would have given their side any chance. At 21-5 at half-time the situation looked bleak for them.

But it must be said to their credit that the Jaipur Pink Panthers fought on gamely. Substitute Anil Patil came up with some good raids to end the match with 7 points. Rajesh Narwal the all-rounder contributed 5 points.

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For U Mumba it was a team performance with everybody contributing. Rishank Devadiga ended with a high ten with nine raid points. Rakesh contributed 5 points with all coming in the first half. Anup Kumar who was the crowd favourite led the team admirably as always plus his contribution of 5 points was significant.

With this win the champions have 45 points in 11 matches and occupy the second place on the table. Jaipur Pink Panthers finished their engagements with 28 points.

Report Courtesy: © PKL Media

(Read about Manjeet Chhillar's brilliant performance for Pune - Pro Kabaddi: Manjeet Chhillar sizzles as Pune beat Telugu Titans)

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