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Dabang Delhi lose thriller to Patna Pirates

Dabang Delhi’s hopes of making the semifinals suffered a big setback as they lost a thrilling encounter (32-31) to Patna Pirates in Pro Kabaddi League here today.



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Dabang Delhi’s hopes of making the semifinals suffered a big setback as they lost a thrilling encounter (32-31) to Patna Pirates in Pro Kabaddi League here today. Meraj Sheykh’s heroic performance wasn’t enough for Delhi even as Pardeep Narwal’s fantastic performance counted for Patna Pirates. Pardeep scored nine raid points to lead his team win. Sheykh suffered an injury early in the game but battled on to score 11 points. Pirates remain top of the league with 52 points from 13 games, whereas Delhi are seventh in the table with 27 points from 12 games. 

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