Fazel Atrachali Hails Golden Raid as Game-Changer in Pro Kabaddi

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The Pro Kabaddi League witnessed its first-ever Golden Raid as Dabang Delhi defeated Puneri Paltan in Vizag. Ashu Malik, with a Super 10, clinched the decisive raid after scores were tied 28-28 and 5-5 in the tie-breaker.

The Pro Kabaddi League witnessed its first-ever Golden Raid as Dabang Delhi defeated Puneri Paltan in Vizag. Ashu Malik, with a Super 10, clinched the decisive raid after scores were tied 28-28 and 5-5 in the tie-breaker. Fazel Atrachali praised the rule, calling it thrilling for fans, while Ajay Thakur and Aslam Inamdar also welcomed the excitement.

When the Pro Kabaddi League witnessed its first-ever Golden Raid, history was made at the Vishwanadh Sports Club in Vizag on September 5, 2025. Dabang Delhi K.C. emerged victorious against Puneri Paltan in a thrilling encounter that ended 28-28 in regular time. Even the Tie-Breaker could not separate the teams, with both sides locked at 5-5, until Ashu Malik delivered the decisive raid, securing a historic win for his team. Malik’s performance was exceptional, featuring a Super 10 that underlined his status as a game-changer.

His teammate Fazel Atrachali also shone with a High Five, contributing significantly to Dabang Delhi’s success. Praising Malik, Atrachali highlighted the team’s confidence, stating that with players of such caliber, victory was always possible. The Tie-Breaker and Golden Raid rules have added a new level of excitement, making every play crucial, much like in basketball or volleyball, enhancing the experience for fans.

Despite the loss, Puneri Paltan captain Aslam Inamdar appreciated his team’s fight, noting the thrill of the coin toss and the narrow margin that decided the match. Coach Ajay Thakur echoed the sentiment, emphasizing that the new rules offer fans a satisfying conclusion and memorable results, ensuring tied matches are never dull again.

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