Hyderabad Black Hawks: Hyderabad Black Hawks stunned the Bengaluru Torpedoes in the Prime Volleyball League (PVL) 2025 at the Gachibowli Indoor Stadium, Hyderabad, on Saturday, winning the match 13-15, 15-10, 18-16, 14-16, 15-11.

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Deepu Venugopal was named the Player of the Match. With the win, the hosts reached the fifth position in the points table with 9 points in 6 games.

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Jalen Penrose became the target man for Bengaluru captain Matthew West at the start of play. Jishnu and Mujeeb made crucial blocks. Sahil's super spike earned the Hawks a super point, cutting the deficit between the two teams. But Athul's service error helped the Torpedoes get a set ahead.

Joel Benjamin started finding his rhythm in attacks. With Sahil's all-round display, Hyderabad kept the pressure up on the Torpedoes. Shikhar Singh's presence added depth to Hyderabad's defence. A risky super serve from Hyderabad paid dividends as Niyas blocked Penrose, much to the delight of the jam-packed home crowd.

Preet Karan's distribution was on point, helping Hyderabad keep up the momentum. A misfired shot from Sahil helped Bengaluru with a super point. But libero Deepu's sensational defensive play made it hard for Penrose to find gaps, and Hyderabad took the lead.

Joel Benjamin started finding his rhythm in attacks. With Sahil's all-round display, Hyderabad kept the pressure up on the Torpedoes. Shikhar Singh's presence added depth to Hyderabad's defence. A risky super serve from Hyderabad paid dividends as Niyas blocked Penrose, much to the delight of the jam-packed home crowd.

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Yudi used his power and clever acrobatic skills to keep the Hawks ahead in the fifth set. Shikar-led two-man block line halted the Torpedoes on multiple occasions. Sethu's service error cost Bengaluru an important super point, and Hyderabad scripted a thrilling 3-2 win.

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