Dabang Delhi K.C. looked composed in the opening 10 minutes, with Neeraj Narwal and Ajinkya Pawar driving their momentum. Neeraj\u2019s clever raids and Pawar\u2019s Do-Or-Die success gave Dabang Delhi an early cushion. Backed by the defensive presence of Fazel Atrachali and Saurabh Nandal, they tightened the screws on the Pirates\u2019 raiders.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The Pirates, though, kept snapping at their opponents\u2019 heels with timely contributions. Ayan and Sudhakar chipped in with raid points to keep the scoreboard moving. Navdeep and Ankit\u2019s tackles provided defensive resistance, ensuring the gap didn\u2019t widen. But at the 10-minute mark, Dabang Delhi were firmly in control with a handy 4-point lead.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Dabang Delhi K.C. tightened their grip in the second quarter, with Neeraj Narwal continuing to dictate the pace. The raider reached six points by halftime, consistently troubling the Pirates\u2019 defence. Ajinkya and Ashu Malik chipped in, while Surjeet Singh joined in defence with crucial points.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The Pirates tried to stay afloat, but Delhi\u2019s collective effort proved too strong. Ankit\u2019s Super Tackle briefly lifted the Pirates, yet it wasn\u2019t enough to stop them. Dabang Delhi\u2019s pressure culminated in a brilliant All Out just before the break, stamping their authority on the contest. With a 19-10 lead at halftime, Delhi carried the impetus into the second half.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The three-time champions showed real grit in the third quarter, chipping away at Dabang Delhi\u2019s lead with a spirited fightback. Ayan led the charge in attack, keeping the defence under pressure with timely raids. He found strong support from substitute Ankit Rana, who delivered a flurry of points against Dabang Delhi\u2019s stalwart defenders.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
In defence, skipper Ankit Jaglan stood tall, producing crucial tackles to halt the opponents\u2019 rhythm at key moments. His effort, combined with Navdeep\u2019s support, gave the Pirates the backbone they needed to stay in the contest. While Neeraj and Ajinkya still kept their team ticking, the Pirates\u2019 resurgence was undeniable.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The Pirates saved their best for the final quarter, staging a sensational comeback to snatch victory from Dabang Delhi K.C. The two Ankits \u2014 Ankit Rana in attack and skipper Ankit Jaglan in defence \u2014 completely turned the tide of the contest.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
In defence, skipper Ankit Jaglan stood tall, producing crucial tackles to halt the opponents\u2019 rhythm at key moments. His effort, combined with Navdeep\u2019s support, gave the Pirates the backbone they needed to stay in the contest. While Neeraj and Ajinkya still kept their team ticking, the Pirates\u2019 resurgence was undeniable.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Dabang Delhi, despite Neeraj and Ashu\u2019s efforts, simply couldn\u2019t match Patna\u2019s intensity in the dying stages. The Pirates racked up a stunning 16 points in the final 10 minutes, compared to just five from their opponents, sealing a thrilling 33-30 win and ending Dabang Delhi\u2019s winning streak.<\/p>\r\n\r\n