The Kabaddi Champions League concluded with a thrilling final at the Sports University of Haryana, Rai, where Rohtak Royals defeated Bhiwani Bulls 32–30 to claim the inaugural KCL title. Devank Dalal scored first for Bhiwani Bulls, but Rohtak Royals, led by Vijay Malik and Rakesh Singh, responded with strong raids and strategic play.
Rohtak Royals took an early lead, securing the first all-out and racing to a 9–3 advantage. Despite Bhiwani Bulls’ comeback efforts, Rohtak maintained a 20–16 lead at halftime through a mix of sharp raids and solid defense. The second half saw tactical maneuvers from both teams, with Rohtak’s discipline and key plays from Rakesh Singh and Sandeep Narwal securing their victory.
In attendance at the grand finale were notable figures like Haryana Cabinet Minister Krishna Lal Panwar and key officials from various kabaddi associations, all praising KCL for its impact on both grassroots and professional kabaddi. The league was commended for its role in nurturing young talent and elevating the standard of domestic kabaddi competitions in India.
Reflecting on the intense final, Rohtak Royals’ Vijay Malik expressed satisfaction with the hard-earned victory, emphasizing the league’s contribution to showcasing Haryana’s kabaddi prowess. Coach Surender Nada highlighted the team’s defensive strategy as pivotal in containing key players like Devank Dalal, ultimately leading to their success.
