Premier Handball League 2023 full fixtures, schedule, match timings and telecast details
India's captain Atul Kumar will be leading Rajasthan Wolverines
The inaugural edition of the Premier Handball League is set to start on June 8th. Six teams (Garvit Gujarat, Rajasthan Patriots, Maharashtra Ironmen, Golden Eagles Uttar Pradesh, Delhi Panzers and Telugu Talons) will be plying their trade in the 18-day mega Premier Handball League 2023 tournament. The tournament was supposed to start a few years back but due to unforeseen reasons and the pandemic it was postponed to 2023.
Each team comprises 17 players (14 Indian and three foreign players) with each team playing a minimum of ten matches each. Here's a look at what you need to know about the tournament in general.
Which are the teams participating in Premier Handball League 2023?
The tournament will consist of six teams.
Rajasthan Wolverines
Garvit Gujarat
Delhi Panzers
Telugu Talons
Golden Eagles Uttar Pradesh
Full squads of teams participating in Premier Handball League 2023?
1. Rajasthan Wolverines
Goalkeepers – Thanawat Sanyamud, Ramesh Godara, Atul Kumar
Defenders – Artem Ulanov, Baderaladeen Naser, Robin Singh, Mohit Ghanghas, Happy Singh, Arjun Lakra, Sahil Malik, Bhupender Jangra
Wingers – Hardev Singh, Rohit Kumar, Sumit, Sidharth Singh
Pivot - Siddharth Bidhuri, Thoufeeq VM
2. Garvit Gujarat
Goalkeepers– Farhad Shafiei Alavijeh, Mandeep Lochab, Dinesh
Defenders– Tuliboev Mukhtor, Atsawamethee Barameechuay, Karamjeet Singh, Tarun Thakur, Harender Singh Nain, Sachin Singh, Sivaprasad Nair, Surender Kumar
Wingers– Aman Khiche, Amit Ghanghas, Naveen Panghal, Mohammed Shuja Ur Rehman
Pivot- Ravinder Pal Singh, Avin Khatkar
3. Delhi Panzers
Goalkeepers – Elmuratov Sardor, Rakesh Ahlawat, Nitin Kumar Sharma
Defenders – Artem Martynow, Emil Minnulin, Deepak Ghanghas, Mithun Sharma, Dinesh Kumar, Deepak Ahlawat, Ashok Nain, Jasmeet Singh
Wingers – Nandkishor Bhardwaj, Subir Roy, Bhupender Ghanghas, Arun Sharma
Pivot - Mintu Sardar, Deepak
4. Telugu Talons
Goalkeepers – Andrei Igorevich Nedbailo, Rahul T K, Sombir
Defenders – Iaroslav Alexandrovich Shananov, Rey Joshua Tabuzo, Ajay Moyal, Mohit Kumar, Anil Khudia, Vishal Hadia, Shubham Sheoran, Davinder Bhullar
Wingers – Kailash Patel, Mohit Yadav, Chirag Chandel, Naseeb Singh,
Pivot - Raghu Kumara, Rahul Nain
5. Golden Eagles Uttar Pradesh
Goalkeepers – Omid Reza, Gurpinder Singh, Sunil Ghanghas
Defenders – Ziad Obeidat, Van Lacob Baccay, Sukhveer Singh Brar, Aashish Kumar, Amit Sharma, Harjinder Panjeta, Sahil Rana, Vikas Kumar
Wingers – Sanchit Kumar Gupta, Bhushan Shinde, Mankesh Poonia, Kamal Ghanghas
Pivot - Naveen Malik, Vansh Thakran
6. Maharashtra Ironmen
Goalkeepers – Alexander Lesnik, Rajat Khatkar, Naveen Deshwal
Defenders – Sumit Kumar, Mohit Punia, Manjeet Kumar, Mohammed Sohail Akhtar, Vishal Dabas, Vijay Thakur, Jasim Mohammed, Jalal Kiani
Wingers – Mitul, Ankit Kumar, Sumit Ghanghas, Sunil Sharma
Pivot - Shubham Sharma, Ranjeet Singh
What is the tournament format?
All six teams will play each other twice in the round-robin stages. The top four teams then proceed to the semi-finals followed by the final. The matches are played across 60 minutes, split into two equal halves of 30 minutes each. A total of 33 matches (including the knockouts) are set to be played in the inaugural edition.
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What are the venues for Premier Handball League 2023?
The tournament is set to be played at the Sawai Mansingh Indoor Stadium in Rajasthan.
Where and how to watch the live telecast and streaming of Premier Handball League 2023?
Viacom 18 network will serve as the official broadcast partner and the matches will be shown on Sports 18. The matches will also be available to stream on the OTT platform Jio Cinema and Fancode.
Premier Handball League 2023 Schedule
08 June
Rajasthan Patriots 28-27 Maharashtra Ironmen - Report
Telugu Talons 39-32 Garvit Gujarat - Report
09 June
Golden Eagles UP 38-40 Telugu Talons - Report
Delhi Panzers 37-42 Garvit Gujarat - Report
10 June
Maharashtra Ironmen 43-28 Golden Eagles UP - Report
Rajasthan Patriots 18-34 Delhi Panzers - Report
11 June
Telugu Talons 26-30 Maharashtra Ironmen - Report
Rajasthan Patriots 29-27 Garvit Gujarat - Report
12 June
Telugu Talons 27-29 Delhi Panzers - Report
Golden Eagles UP 31-31 Garvit Gujarat - Report
13 June
Delhi Panzers 31-41 Maharashtra Ironmen - Report
Golden Eagles UP 37-40 Rajasthan Patriots - Report
14 June
Maharashtra Ironmen 35-30 Garvit Gujarat - Report
Telugu Talons 28-24 Rajasthan Patriots - Report
15 June
Golden Eagles UP 34-28 Garvit Gujarat - Report
Telugu Talons 26-23 Delhi Panzers - Report
16 June
Golden Eagles UP 27-36 Rajasthan Patriots
Maharashtra Ironmen 40-31 Delhi Panzers
17 June
Rajasthan Patriots 22-33 Telugu Talons - Report
Maharashtra Ironmen 33-22 Garvit Gujarat - Report
18 June
Telugu Talons 26-25 Golden Eagles UP
Garvit Gujarat 35-41 Delhi Panzers
19 June
Golden Eagles UP 27-28 Maharashtra Ironmen
Delhi Panzers 30-35 Rajasthan Patriots
20 June
Maharashtra Ironmen 30-30 Telugu Talons
Garvit Gujarat 31-32 Rajasthan Patriots
21 June
Golden Eagles UP 37-28 Delhi Panzers - Report
Telugu Talons 36-28 Garvit Gujarat - Report
22 June
Rajasthan Patriots 35-30 Maharashtra Ironmen - Report
Golden Eagles UP 36-35 Delhi Panzers - Report
24 June
Rajasthan Patriots 28-38 Maharashtra Ironmen - Report
Telugu Talons (3)40-40(4) Golden Eagles Uttar Pradesh - Report
25 June
Maharashtra Ironmen 38-24 Golden Eagles Uttar Pradesh - Report
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