Although Thunderbolt began the contest with a 1.5-goal lead under the handicap rule, Jindal Bedla took control early on. Siddhant Sharma starred with an impressive eight goals, supported by Simran Shergill's two goals and Venkatesh Jindal's single, showcasing a strong team effort.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Jindal Bedla made their intentions clear early on, as Siddhant Sharma struck twice in the first chukker, with Simran Shergill also finding the target to put his side firmly in command. In the second chukker, Siddhant elevated his game further, netting five goals to stretch Jindal Bedla\u2019s lead to 8\u20131.5.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The momentum continued into the third chukker, with Venkatesh Jindal and Simran Shergill each scoring a goal, taking the scoreline to 10\u20131.5 heading into the final period. Thunderbolt\u2019s Lt Col Vishal Singh Chauhan pulled one back in the fourth chukker, but Siddhant Sharma had the final say, adding another goal to cap a commanding 11\u20132.5 victory for Jindal Bedla.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Jindal Bedla made their intentions clear early on, as Siddhant Sharma struck twice in the first chukker, with Simran Shergill also finding the target to put his side firmly in command. In the second chukker, Siddhant elevated his game further, netting five goals to stretch Jindal Bedla\u2019s lead to 8\u20131.5.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The team\u2019s strong showing follows their recent triumph at the Rajmata Gayatri Devi Memorial Cup, where Jindal Bedla were crowned champions, remaining unbeaten throughout the tournament. Riding high on confidence and form, the side now has its sights firmly set on the iconic seven-foot KogniVera Cup trophy \u2014 the world\u2019s tallest polo trophy \u2014 as they continue their quest for another historic title.<\/p>\r\n\r\n