Ayan Shines Bright! Scores Another Super 10 to Smash 300-Point Milestone as Patna Pirates Crush UP Yoddhas in Style

Ayan Shines Bright! Scores Another Super 10 to Smash 300-Point Milestone as Patna Pirates Crush UP Yoddhas in Style

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Ayan Shines Bright! Scores Another Super 10 to Smash 300-Point Milestone as Patna Pirates Crush UP Yoddhas in Style

Ayan Shines Bright! Scores Another Super 10 to Smash 300-Point Milestone as Patna Pirates Crush UP Yoddhas in Style

Kabaddi sensation Ayan delivered another masterclass, scoring a Super 10 to reach the 300-point milestone, as the Patna Pirates dominated the UP Yoddhas in a thrilling clash. His record-breaking performance powered the Pirates to a commanding victory and reaffirmed his status as one of the season’s top raiders

Patna Pirates produced a composed all-round performance to defeat UP Yoddhas 36-28 in a tense contest that swung several times before settling in favour of the three-time champions.

The Pirates, who began the evening at the bottom of the table, showed determination to claw back from an early deficit and eventually seal a morale-boosting victory. Ayan Lohchab scored 15 points, and in defence, it was Navdeep’s High Five that took their team to the win. For the Yoddhas, Gagan Gowda, Super 10 went in vain

It was a close, high-tempo start between the Yoddhas and the Pirates. Gagan Gowda was in stellar form, notching nine raid points from just four raids, including a Super Raid that sent Ankit Kumar, Navdeep, and Balaji D off the mat. Mahender Singh added to the tally with a sharp tackle on Sudhakar M. After a cautious opening, the Yoddhas found rhythm through Gagan’s brilliance to take early control.

For the Pirates, Ayan was the standout. His sharp movements and fearless approach saw him dismiss Sumit, Bhavani Rajput and Mahender Singh to keep the pressure on the Yoddhas’ defence. Both raiders – Gagan and Ayan – dominated the mat with skill and precision, trading points in style. As the first 10 minutes ended, the Yoddhas held a slender but deserved four-point lead at 12-8.

The second phase saw momentum shift towards the Patna Pirates, who tightened their defence and capitalised on the Yoddhas’ errors. The Yoddhas could manage only two points as compared to the Pirates’ eight points in the next 10 minutes as Gagan and Bhavani struggled to break through. A Super Tackle by Deepak on Bhavani added to the Pirates’ confidence.

Ayan continued to be the main threat, executing decisive raids that sent key Yoddhas defenders like Hitesh off the mat. His clever Do-Or-Die raids maintained pressure, while Deepak and Ankit supported with strong defensive work. At the end of the first half, the Pirates had turned the tide to lead 14-16.

Ayan continued his fine form, completing his Super 10 with a series of confident raids that kept the Yoddhas’ defenders on edge. His quick movement and ability to convert Do-or-Die situations made all the difference as Patna slowly built momentum. The Yoddhas, meanwhile, struggled to find rhythm in attack despite occasional points from Shivam and Bhavani.

The turning point came with the first ALL OUT of the night, inflicted by the Pirates on the Yoddhas, which gave them a crucial lead. Deepak and Ankit were key in setting up the defensive traps, while Ayan’s raids ensured the pressure never eased. Gagan and Mahender’s attempts to rally were cut short as their opponents’ balance across departments stood out.

In the closing stages, the Pirates maintained their composure to see off a late Yoddhas push. Ayan, who crossed the 300-point milestone in the PKL, continued to lead from the front with his 15-point effort. Meanwhile, Navdeep marshalled the defence to perfection to complete a High Five.

For the Yoddhas, Gagan’s Super 10 and Mahender’s defensive grit stood out, but it wasn’t enough to turn the tide. The Pirates’ all-round consistency helped them hold firm and register an eight-point victory – a result that lifted them off the bottom of the table and reignited their campaign.

In a night packed with electrifying raids, tackles, and roaring fans, Ayan once again proved why he is one of the most consistent performers in the Pro Kabaddi League. The star raider notched up yet another Super 10, crossing the 300-point milestone this season, as the Patna Pirates demolished the UP Yoddhas in a thrilling contest that ended with a comfortable margin in favor of the Pirates.

From the very first whistle, Ayan showcased his agility, precision, and unmatched reading of the opposition’s defense. His quick footwork and calm composure under pressure left the Yoddhas defenders clueless. Every raid seemed to carry intent — a calculated mix of attack and anticipation that has now become Ayan’s signature style.

By the end of the first half, Ayan had already secured his Super 10, taking his total season points tally beyond the 300-mark, a remarkable achievement that only a few players have managed in the history of the league. His raids were not just about points but about dominance — dictating the tempo of the game and demoralizing the Yoddhas’ defense.

While Ayan stole the spotlight, the Patna Pirates as a unit executed their strategy to perfection. Their defense was rock-solid, with crucial tackles at decisive moments preventing the Yoddhas from building any momentum. Captain Neeraj Kumar led the defensive charge, while all-rounders like Sachin Tanwar and Mohammadreza Chiyaneh complemented Ayan’s raiding excellence with sharp counter-attacks and consistent support.

On the other side, the UP Yoddhas had a night to forget. Despite flashes of brilliance from their lead raider Pardeep Narwal, who tried to rally his team with quick bonus points and do-or-die raids, the Pirates’ defense proved impenetrable. The Yoddhas’ defensive unit lacked coordination, often leaving gaps that Ayan exploited ruthlessly.

Crossing the 300-point mark in a single season is no small feat. It places Ayan among the elite raiders of the league — joining legends like Pardeep Narwal and Naveen Kumar, who have achieved similar milestones. This consistency underscores his role as the backbone of Patna’s offense and a nightmare for defenders across teams.

Fans celebrated the milestone online, flooding social media with posts and admiration. The hashtag #Ayan300Points quickly began trending on X (formerly Twitter) within minutes of the final whistle, with fans calling him “the new face of Indian Kabaddi.”

With this victory, the Patna Pirates not only strengthened their playoff position but also sent a clear message to their rivals — they are peaking at the right time. The win improved their points tally, moving them closer to the top of the league table and setting up an exciting race for the semifinals.

The Pirates have now won five of their last six matches, showing a perfect blend of youthful energy and experienced gameplay. Their form, coupled with Ayan’s unstoppable streak, makes them one of the top contenders for the title this season.

As the tournament progresses, all eyes will remain on Ayan. His ability to maintain consistency under pressure and deliver match-winning performances has turned him into one of the league’s most talked-about stars. If he continues this form, he could well end the season not just as the top raider, but also as the MVP of the tournament.

For the Pirates, the journey ahead looks promising — a combination of smart strategies, solid teamwork, and a talismanic raider leading from the front.

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