Haryana Steelers Secure Playoff Spots with Dominant Victory

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Haryana Steelers confirmed their playoff spot with a 50-32 win over Gujarat Giants at Thyagaraj Stadium. Shivam Patare and Vinay scored Super 10s, with Patare reaching 400 raid points in the PKL.

Haryana Steelers confirmed their playoff spot with a 50-32 win over Gujarat Giants at Thyagaraj Stadium. Shivam Patare and Vinay scored Super 10s, with Patare reaching 400 raid points in the PKL. Despite Himanshu Singh’s Super 10 for the Giants, Haryana led 21-15 at halftime and sealed the win with strong raids and tackles, ensuring Jaipur Pink Panthers also qualify.

When the Haryana Steelers faced Gujarat Giants at Thyagaraj Stadium in Delhi, they delivered a commanding performance to secure a 50-32 victory and confirm their place in the playoffs. Shivam Patare and Vinay starred for the defending champions, both registering Super 10s, with Shivam also reaching 400 raid points in the PKL season after contributing 16 raid points in the match.

For Gujarat Giants, Himanshu Singh put up a valiant effort with a Super 10, but it was not enough to keep his team in contention. Haryana started strong with Vinay scoring early and Jaideep executing a key tackle. Despite Gujarat’s resistance, including efforts from Himanshu Singh and Nitin Panwar, the first quarter ended level at 10-10. Haryana then gained momentum, with Hardeep and Shivam contributing effectively to open a four-point lead after their first ALL OUT.

By halftime, the Steelers were ahead 21-15. In the second half, both teams exchanged points cautiously, but Shivam Patare extended his Super 10, and Neeraj’s tackle inflicted another ALL OUT, giving Haryana a decisive advantage. Vinay’s four-point Super Raid sealed the game, completing his Super 10. Haryana maintained control to finish 50-32, also ensuring Jaipur Pink Panthers qualify for the playoffs.

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