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Pro Kabaddi League Season 12’s playoffs to kick off from today

Pro Kabaddi League Season 12’s playoffs to kick off from today Grand finale set for October 31

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The Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) Season 12’s playoffs are set to be held from October 25 to 31 at Thyagaraj Indoor Stadium in New Delhi. After 108 intense league-stage matches across four cities, the top eight teams will now battle for the coveted Season 12 crown.

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The Playoffs Press Conference held in the Capital brought together captains of all eight qualified teams, setting the tone for an action-packed week of kabaddi.

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The play-ins will begin on Saturday, featuring defending champions Haryana Steelers against Jaipur Pink Panthers, followed by Patna Pirates taking on U Mumba. The winners will advance to the next playoff stage.

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From October 26 onwards, the competition will feature a series of eliminators and qualifiers, culminating in the grand finale on October 31.

“Season 12 has truly redefined competitiveness in the Pro Kabaddi League. Forty-eight of our 108 league matches were decided by five points or fewer and 27 in the last 90 seconds. The refreshed playoffs will now continue this intensity in the final week of the season. With young captains leading the charge and raiders averaging super 10s almost every night, the stage is set for one of the most fiercely contested finales in PKL history,” said Anupam Goswami, league chairman, Pro Kabaddi League.

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“In the Playoffs, every raid and tackle can change the game. I’ve realised that staying calm is my biggest strength — aggression can cost you focus. When the pressure rises, I remind myself to play with a fresh mind and trust our preparation. We’ve fought hard all season and are ready to give our best when it matters most,” said Ashu Malik, captain of Dabang Delhi KC.

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