Vijay Malik opened the proceedings with an early hand touch, but the Yoddhas immediately showed their resilience. Gagan Gowda struck early against Bharat Hooda, with both teams trading blows and forcing Do-or-Die raids. Bharat faltered in his first two such attempts, while Guman Singh\u2019s double touch gave the Yoddhas the lead 10 minutes into the first half, reducing the Titans to just two men on the mat at the timeout.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The first All Out happened in the eighth minute, when skipper Sumit trapped Jai Bhagwan to hand the Yoddhas a four-point cushion. Soon after, Gagan Gowda\u2019s Super Raid extended the advantage, and the visitors began to dictate the tempo. Despite Bharat\u2019s resistance, the Titans struggled to close the gap as the Yoddhas went into the break leading 21-13.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Early in the second half, the Yoddhas inflicted another All Out, with Sumit completing his High Five after dismissing Shubham Shinde and stretching the lead to 11. Malik briefly revived the Titans with a multi-point raid, but Gowda\u2019s consistency carried him to a Super 10. Sumit then produced a Super Tackle on Malik to restore the 11-point margin, putting the game seemingly out of reach.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The Titans, however, weren\u2019t done. They capitalised on the Yoddhas\u2019 first All Out of the night, cutting the lead to just five points. Malik completed his Super 10 with a multi-point raid and even dismissed Gowda, sparking hopes of a late comeback. But Gowda had the final say, sealing the contest with a Super Raid in the dying moments.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The Yoddhas held their nerve in a tense finish to win 40-35, making a strong start to their Season 12 campaign.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
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The Yoddhas held their nerve in a tense finish to win 40-35, making a strong start to their Season 12 campaign.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Match 2: Bengal Warriorz vs Haryana Steelers<\/p>\r\n\r\n