PKL 11: Pardeep Narwal gives major update regarding his retirement

Pardeep Narwal leads the chart for the most raid points in PKL history.

Bengaluru Bulls captain and the most prolific raider of the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) history, Pardeep Narwal gave a major update on his career and retirement after making history by scoring 1800 raid points. As Bulls end their disappointing season with yet another Pardeep Narwal shares a major update on his retirement.

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Speaking to the media, Pardeep Narwal shared that he will be playing in the Pro Kabaddi League as long as Bulls coach Randhir Singh Sehrawat is himself in the fray. The Bulls coach had earlier revealed how he talked Pardeep Narwal out of his decision to call his career a day, and now he reiterated the same after Pardeep Narwal ended PKL 11 with 115 points despite playing with an injury.

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“All I wanna say is coach brought me here in the second season and it is the 11th season now, I am still with him if he is here I am here when he leaves, I will leave alongside him and as for 1800 points I am very happy to have done so,” said Pardeep Narwal when Randhir Singh asked him to continue as he felt that Pardeep still has many years ahead of him.

Pardeep Narwal’s journey in PKL

Pardeep Narwal, fondly known as the “Dubki King,” returned to his roots with Bengaluru Bulls in PKL 11 after being signed for ₹70 lakh during the auction. The Haryana-born left raider, who started his Pro Kabaddi journey with the Bulls in season two, rose to stardom during his five-season stint with Patna Pirates, where he led them to three consecutive titles in seasons three, four, and five.

His iconic dubkis and unmatched raiding skills made him the league’s top raider and one of its most celebrated players. After a three-season spell with UP Yoddhas from season eight to ten, Pardeep brought his experience back to Bengaluru Bulls in PKL 11.

During the season, he played 20 matches, amassing 111 raid points at an average of 5.55 raid points per match, with a success rate of 48.05% across 231 raids. His efforts included five Super Raids, three Super 10s, and a remarkable not-out percentage of 67.96%. He now leads the chart of most raid points in PKL history with 1801 points to his name in 190 matches.

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