A second half mammoth gives the Bengaluru Warriors a victory over the Bengaluru Bulls

Three missing players scoring 32 points in the second half propelled the Bengal Warriors to the Bengaluru Bulls 44-37 in the Bengaluru Bulls final match at Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex Pune on Thursday. Maninder Singh stole the show with 17 raid points in what was absolutely breathtaking.

After two first raid points by Maninder Singh, the Bengaluru Bulls made eleven points in a row in the first 10 minutes, with contributions. both the defense and the offensive. The defense, in particular, was magnificent against the attackers of the Bengal warriors. Amit Sheoran and Ashish Sangwan each earned one tackling point, while Raju Lal Choudhary contributed two points to their team's score. Rohit Kumar scored two raid points during that inning and got the touchdown that inflicted the All-Out on the Bengal Warriors.

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But in the 12 minute of half-time, Ravindra Ramesh Kumawat scored a two-point run and completely turned the course of the competition. Mahesh Goud scored two quick points in two raids and captain PO Surjeet Singh scored the first point of the Bengal Warriors attack that night as he reduced the deficit to seven. Maninder Singh continued his good work at night while the Bengal Warriors continued to taint their authority over the contest. Harish Naik scored the final point of the half with a successful points run as the teams headed into the half with Bengaluru Bulls leading (19-12).

The second half started with Naik who scored another point. But Maninder Singh's point of contact on Sheoran left a lonely man on the mat for the Bengaluru Bulls. The Bengal Warriors inflicted an All-Out by Ran Singh and reduced the Bengaluru Bulls' lead to just 5.

The Bengal Warriors showed no signs of slowing down, Maninder Singh scoring a two-point raid and Kumawat corresponding to the star raid. a two-point raid in turn, giving the Bengal Warriors five straight points and leveling the score. Kumawat and Maninder then reduced the Bengaluru Bulls to just two men and quickly inflicted a second out-out in less than six minutes of the first to take a 27-24 lead in the match.

At 31 ^{e [} minute, Maninder Singh participated in a super raid and reduced the Bulls of Bengaluru to two men. He got those two in his next attempt to inflict a third draw in ten minutes to Bengaluru Bulls and give his team a 38-28 lead.

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With the score at 44-34 in the 39th minute, Bengal Warriors switched to time management mode and allowed Bengaluru Bulls to score two quick raid points thanks to Rohit Kumar and Pawan Kumar Sehrawat. The last raid of the match being a Do-Or-Die, Maninder Singh launched an empty raid, giving Bengaluru Bulls a point, leaving his deficit at seven. Bengaluru Bulls got a solitary point of the match.

Best performers:

The Bengal Warriors

Best Striker: Maninder Singh (17 Raid Points)

Best Defender: Surjeet Singh (4 Attack Points)

Bulls of Bengaluru

Best striker: Rohit Kumar (9 points of attack)

Best defenseman: Ashish Sangwan (2 points of attack)