Mahendra Rajput’s 9 points help the Gujarat Giants pick up a crucial win in Pro Kabaddi 2022. It was one of the most action-packed matches of PKL 8, which saw the Giants ultimately prevail over the Thalaivas. Sunil Kumar led his team from the front with a High 5, while Manjeet’s Super 10 went in vain. Let’s look at the post-match review of Tamil Thalaivas VS Gujarat Fortune Giants to know more.
Tamil Thalaivas VS Gujarat Fortune Giants: First Half
The first point went to Tamil Thalaivas to Gujarat Fortune Giants. And then the game was pretty even and slow for the first 5 minutes. Rakesh Narwal 2 points raid took the Giants on the top. But the Thalaivas fought back with a super tackle. The first all-out of the game came in the 17th minute of the game with the Giants inflicting the all-out on the Thalaivas. Till halftime, the scores were 17-14 in favor of Gujarat Fortune Giants. The match looked pretty even and both the teams were trying their best to get on each of each other.
Tamil Thalaivas VS Gujarat Fortune Giants: Second Half
In the second half, Mahendra Rajput took 6 points to completely demolish the Thalaivas. He kept picking regular points. The match continued to be pretty slow and even in the second part o the game as well. Giant’s captain led from the front and completed his High 5 in the 2nd half of the game. But soon Tamil Thalaivas fought back and Manjeet inflicted an all-out on them with 2 points. The scores turned to 30-26 in the favour of Thalaivas. But the substitute Doeg Jong Lee did a super raid and the Thalaivas were just left to 2 players on the mat. ThE ALL-OUT was inflicted. But the scores were again 35-35 with the Thalaiavs again fighting back. Mahendra Rajput gave a final blow on the Thalaiavs and won the game for them.
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Top Performers
Tamil Thalaivas:
Best Raider – Manjeet (12 raid points)
Best Defender – Sagar ( 6 tackle points)
Gujarat Fortune Giants:
Best Raider – Mahendra Ganesh Rajput (9 Points)
Best Defender – Sunil Kumar (5 tackle points)
