Telugu Yoddhas will lock horns against Rajasthan Warriors in the fifth match of the ongoing Ultimate Kho Kho league 2022. Telugu Yoddhas had got off to a winning start in their campaign as they won against Chennai Quick Guns by 10 points. TY defeated CQG by 48-38 on Sunday and they will look to continue the good show.
On the other hand, Rajasthan Warriors lost their opening game of the league against Mumbai Khiladis by eight points (43-51). Thus, Rajasthan Warriors will look to win their first match of the tournament and get on the points table.
Meanwhile, Arun Gunki had done a fine job for Telugu Yoddhas as the attacker had scored 10 points against Chennai Quick Guns whereas Deepak Yadav had done a fine job in defense.
For Rajasthan Warriors, Majahar Jamadar impressed as he scored nine points as an attacker but his efforts went in vain as they lost their opening game.
Yoddhas will look to win their second match and continue the winning momentum while Warriors will aim to get their first win of the season.
Akshay Prashant Ganpule and Majahar Kalandar Jamadar will collectively lead Rajasthan Warriors while Prajwal KH will lead Telugu Yoddhas.
Telugu Yoddhas squad
Category A: Pratik Waikar, Rohan Shingade, Sudarshan, Arun SA.
Category B: Arun Ashok Gunki, Deepak Vitthal Madhav, Avdhut Bharat Patil, Prajwal K H.
Category C: Adarsh Dattatray Mohite, Prasad Vaibhav Radye, Subramani V, Anukul Sarkar, Gavara Venkatesh, Thokchom Sadananda Meitei, P Hemachandran, Dhruv. Category D: Sachin Bhargo, Dhanush K C, Aditya Das, Sinam Rokeson Singh, Pittu Bala Sambi Reddy, Bojjam Ranjith.
Rajasthan Warriors squad:
Category A: Abhijit Patil, Dilrajsing Sengar, Sushant Dattatray
Category B: Akshay Prashant Ganpule, Hrushikesh Vijay Murchavade, Sourabh Shivaji Adavkar, Suresh Shamrao Sawant
Category C: Majahar Kalandar Jamadar, Mohammed Taseen, Shailesh Mahadev Sankapal, Govind Yadav, Sk. Murtaja Ali, Bharat Kumar Pradhan, Nikhil .b, Yalla Satish, Jithin B, Konjengbam Dhananjoy Singh
Category D: Sushant Sanjay Kaldhone, Atla Siva Nagi Reddy, Tapan Pal, Mahesh M, Biswajit Das, Ashwani Ranjan, Mukesh Maurya, Bhuneshwar Sahu.
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