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Vivo ProKabaddi Auction: Who will play in your team? - YouTube

 

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JSW Sports’ Pro Kabbadi League team christened Haryana Steelers

JSW Sports who bought a franchise for the 2017 edition of the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) have decided to call the team as Haryana Steelers, in an announcement made on Saturday.

The Steelers will be seen playing out of Haryana and become the fourth new team to join Pro Kabaddi League alongside Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh and Tamil Nadu being the others. The 12-team Pro Kabaddi league will start in July and continue until October. The format has changed from last year when it was conducted twice in a year.

JSW Sports’ Pro Kabbadi League team christened Haryana Steelers - Haryana are among the four new city-based franchises added to the Pro Kabad...

 

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Pro Kabaddi League 2017 auctions: Nitin Tomar pips Chhillar in an hour, commands Rs 93 lakh in Pro Kabaddi

Raider Nitin Tomar is a man in demand — the GMR-owned Uttar Pradesh team picked him for Rs 93 lakh. This was not the only team bidding for him at the auction for the fifth edition of the Pro Kabaddi League on Monday. In the end, however, it was a contest between Telegu Titans and the Uttar Pradesh team.

Tomar is the costliest buy in the history of Pro Kabaddi League. An hour before he was bought, Manjeet Chhillar set a record when he was picked for Rs 75.5 lakh by the Jaipur Pink Panthers. It is backed by actor Abhishek Bachchan. The reserve price for all-rounder Chhillar was Rs 20 lakh, but bidding started at Rs 30 lakh as teams agreed on it.

One of the first players to be picked was all-rounder Sandeep Narwal — Puneri Paltan included him in their team for Rs 66 lakh, breaking the all-time record for the highest bid set by Bengaluru Bulls last year when they bid for Chillar with Rs 53 lakh.

Gujarat picked Iranian defender Abozar Mohajer Mighani for Rs 50 lakh, the highest for a foreign player in the league. There were Pakistani players in the auction pool as well: All three that came up for bidding and went unsold, possibly because of the uncertainty over their availability given the tension between India and Pakistan.

Nitin Tomar pips Chhillar in an hour, commands Rs 93 lakh in Pro Kabaddi | Business Standard

 

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PKL Day 2: Category B players cross 5-mn mark with Suraj Desai for Rs 5.25 mn

Category B auctions today for Indian players also had many high bids, Suraj Desai went for Rs 5.25 million to Delhi, Jaipur Pink Panthers paid out Rs 5 million for Jaideep Singh and Telugu Titans bid Rs 4.9 million for Nilesh Salunke.

Other players who were picked up today:

Gurvinder Singh sold to Team Haryana for Rs 1.62 million

Wazir Singh sold to Team Haryana for Rs 4.4 million

Mahesh Goud sold to Team UP for Rs 1.5 million

Sombir sold to Tamil Nadu for Rs 1.2 million

Patil Anand sold to Dabang Delhi for Rs 2.05 million

Deepak Narwal sold to Bengal Warriors for Rs 2.55 million

Surender Singh sold to Team UP for Rs 2.85 million

Rohit Bariyal sold to Dabang Delhi for Rs 3.2 million

Prashant Kumar Rai sold to Haryana for Rs 2.1 million

Sachin sold to team Gujarat for Rs 3.6 million

Vikas sold to Telugu Titans for Rs 2.5 million

Rohit Kumar Choudary sold to Puneri Paltan for Rs 2.85 million

Maninder Singh sold to Bengal Warriors for Rs 4.5 million

C. Arun solid to team Tamil Nadu for Rs 1.24 million

Sunil sold to Dabang Delhi for Rs 2.1 million

Suresh Kumar sold to U-Mumba for Rs 3.05 million

Navneet Gautam sold to Jaipur Pink Panthers for Rs 2.4 million

Somvir Shekhar to Jaipur Pink Panthers for Rs 4.55 million

Nardendra Singh to Bengal Warriors at Rs 1.2 million

Amit Sen sold to Patna Pirates for Rs 1.66 million

Gurvinder Singh sold to team Uttar Pradesh for Rs 1.2 million

Vikas Khale sold to Team Gujarat for Rs 1.26 million

Sanket Chavan sold to Jaipur Pink Panthers for Rs 2.4 million

Manish sold to Patna Pirates for Rs 1.2 million

Bajirao Hodage sold to Dabang Delhi for Rs 4.45 million

Manoj Dhull sold to Jaipur Pink Panther for Rs 2.15 million

C Arun sold to team Tamil Nadu for Rs 3.3 million

Sachin Kumar sold to Bengaluru Bulls for Rs 4.6 million

Vinod Kumar sold to Telugu Titans for Rs 4.45 million

PKL Day 2: Category B players cross 5-mn mark with Suraj Desai for Rs 5.25 mn - With the results of day one, Nitin Tomar had emerged with the highe...

 

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Pro kabaddi league 2017 teamwise player list

 

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Franchise purse list 2017

 

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Pro Kabaddi League Season 5: Sachin Tendulkar's Tamil Nadu team to be called Tamil Thalaivas.Haryana Steelers and Gujarat FortuneGiants

Pro Kabaddi League Season 5: Sachin Tendulkar's Tamil Nadu team to be called Tamil Thalaivas

 

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Uttar Pradesh Team will call UP Yoddha

Pro Kabaddi League Season 5: Team Uttar Pradesh to be called UP Yoddha

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Pro kabaddi league schedule 2017

 

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The 12 teams have been divided into two zones A and B of six teams each, where each will be playing 15 intra-zone and 7 inter-zone matches, prior to the play offs. League stage will feature 132 matches with 11 matches per venue and six home matches for every team.

The 13-week long season will have top three teams from each zone qualifying for the play offs.

There will be there qualifiers and two eliminators before the final.

The winner of Qualifier 1 and Qualifier 2 will play the first Eliminator 1. The winner of Qualifier 3 moves into the final directly and the loser has to play with the Winner of Eliminator 1 in the Eliminator 2, the winner of which goes to the final.

In zone A the teams are Dabang Delhi, Jaipur Pink Panthers, Puneri Paltan, U Mumba, Haryana Steelers and Gujarat Fortunegiants.

While in zone 2, the teams are Telugu Titans, Bengaluru Bulls, Patna Pirates, Bengal Warriors, UP Yodhas and Tamil Thalaivas.

The play offs will be played in Mumbai and Chennai.

Pro Kabaddi League 2017: Tournament to Be Played in Zonal Format