Alireza scored 18 points, while Deepak Sankar scored a High Five in what was their third straight win as the side coached by BC Ramesh moved to fourth on the points table. Meanwhile, Devank Dalal\u2019s 13th straight Super 10 went in vain yet again.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The Warriorz and the Bulls began their contest on a tense, evenly matched note. Devank set the tone through confident early raids, while defender Ashish ensured stability at the back. The Bulls, however, responded through the all-round efforts of Alireza Mirzaian, whose early points kept them within touching distance.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The tempo remained brisk, with neither side able to pull away decisively, suggesting that the match could tilt in either direction as it progressed beyond the first quarter. At the 10-minute mark, the Warriorz held a slender 10\u20139 lead, reflecting how closely fought the opening exchanges had been.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The second 10 minutes saw a flurry of action, with both teams trading successful raids. Warriorz\u2019s Devank was in fine touch, consistently breaking through the Bulls\u2019 defence with quick footwork and sharp awareness, while Alireza Mirzaian kept Bengaluru in the contest through his all-round display.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
However, the Bulls struck back with a statement play through a Super Tackle on Himanshu Narwal, led by the experienced Alireza Mirzaian, which tilted the momentum in their favour. Moments later, Alireza followed it up with a successful raid, while Ganesha Hanamantagol\u2019s Super Raid added to the Warriorz\u2019s troubles. By the 10-minute mark, the Bulls had gained control, leading 22\u201315 at halftime.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The third phase of the contest saw the intensity rise as both Warriorz and Bulls traded ALL OUTs. The Bulls, who had entered the second half with a nine-point cushion, maintained their tempo through Alireza Mirzaian\u2019s brilliant raids. His Super Raid, which dismissed Ashish, Manjeet, and Himanshu Narwal, further extended Bengaluru\u2019s dominance.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The Warriorz refused to fade away quietly with a crucial ALL OUT on the Bulls, reviving the Warriorz\u2019 hopes of a comeback. But, Alireza once again turned the tide with a commanding raid that saw the Bulls inflict an ALL OUT of their own, keeping their lead intact at 35\u201326 with one quarter left to go to the end of the match.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The third phase of the contest saw the intensity rise as both Warriorz and Bulls traded ALL OUTs. The Bulls, who had entered the second half with a nine-point cushion, maintained their tempo through Alireza Mirzaian\u2019s brilliant raids. His Super Raid, which dismissed Ashish, Manjeet, and Himanshu Narwal, further extended Bengaluru\u2019s dominance.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The Warriorz tried to mount a late fightback, but the Bulls\u2019 structure and composure proved too strong to crack. Even as the Warriorz forced a few empty raids, the Bulls maintained their 11-point advantage to seal a 43\u201332 win.<\/p>\r\n\r\n