WATCH: Pardeep Narwal becomes first raider to register 1700 PKL points

Pardeep Narwal scripted history during the game against Gujarat Giants in the 11th season of the PKL. The legendary star became the first player in the history of the league to claim 1700 or more points. The star player returned to form in style and nearly ensured Bengaluru Bulls' maiden win in the ongoing season. Gujarat Giants beat Bulls 36-32.

Pardeep Narwal and Ajinkya Pawar had a good game for the Bulls. On the other hand, Guman Singh, Sombir, and Parteek Dahiya collectively did well for the Giants which played a crucial factor in their win. The score read 7-7 at one point. From there, Pardeep kicked on and claimed a flurry of points with his raiding skills.

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The former Patna Pirates star aced the do-or-die raid and claimed touch and bonus points. He ensured the multiple-point raids and put the Bengaluru Bulls in a good position in the match. In the 15th minute of the match, Pardeep escaped a double thigh hold and claimed 2 points. In the process, Narwal scripted history.

Gujarat Giants beat Bengaluru Bulls 36-32 in PKL 11

The star raider became the first player in the history of PKL to claim 1700 points. While the Bulls had a slender advantage of 19-16 at that point, the Giants made a massive turnaround. They saw themselves leading by three points, thanks to the defensive unit's brilliance. The score read 26-23 in the favor of Giants.

Gujarat played with great control from there and did not commit silly mistakes. The pressure was on the Bulls to try and get closer to the Giants' score. While they attempted for the same, the game slowly started to slip away from their control. In an attempt to claim points, they lost some points.

Gujarat mixed caution with aggression and displayed great character and strategy on the mat. The Bulls tried their best to close the game out on a good note. It was the Giants who stuck to their defensive strength and got results in their favor. They claimed a win of 36-32 and handed the Bulls their second consecutive loss of the season.