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Pro Kabaddi League season 3 to kick-start in January

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Press Trust of India Mumbai
Last Updated : Nov 17 2015 | 7:22 PM IST
Season 3 of the Star Sports Pro Kabaddi League, featuring eight franchise outfits, is set to be held in January next year, the organisers said today.
Even as the eight teams enter the last leg of squad finalisation, a total of 20 players have already changed teams from season 2 and the list includes last year's Most Valuable Player of the tournament, Manjit Chhillar, who has moved to Puneri Paltan from Bengaluru Bulls.
Along with him, Ajay Thakur, Rakesh Kumar, Deepak Hudda, Jasmer Singh, Surjeet Narwal, Dharmaraj Cheralathan, Wassim Sajjad, Rajaguru Subramanain have been some of the biggest player movements this season, a media release said.
At the same time, the teams have also retained star players like Anup Kumar, Kashiling Adake, Ravinder Pahal, Rahul Chaudhari, Sukesh Hegde, Jan Kun Lee, Sandeep Narwal and Korean Tae Deok Eom.
The international draft for season 3 too has received a strong response from participating franchises, with 24 international players being signed up from 12 countries, the release added.
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Their eighth win from 10 outings meant the consistent Patna franchise are virtually through to their fourth semifinals from as many editions.
For the bottom placed Bengal Warriors, who had their best -- semifinal -- finish last season, the campaign was all but over.
Trailing by two points at the interval, Patna rode on Fazel Atrachali's super tackle to snatch a 21-18 lead at half-hour mark.
Their best raider Atrachali had a second super tackle to finish with seven points, while Pradeep Narwal and Surjeet Singh combined with 15 points to seal their victory.
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First Published: Nov 17 2015 | 7:22 PM IST

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