2015 Pro Kabaddi League

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Pro Kabaddi League – 2015
Season 2
Tournament information
Dates18 July 2015 (2015-07-18)–23 August 2015 (2015-08-23)
AdministratorMashal Sports
Tournament
format(s)
 Double round robin and playoffs
Host(s)India
Teams 8
Website prokabaddi.com
Final positions
Champion U Mumba (1st title)
Tournament statistics
Matches played60
Most raid points Flag of India.svg Kashiling Adake (114)
Most tackle points Flag of India.svg Ravindar Pahal (60)
Most successful raid Flag of India.svg Kashiling Adake (87)
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The 2015 Pro Kabaddi League was the second season of Pro Kabaddi League. [1] The season started on 18 July 2015. [2] 56 games were played amongst 8 teams. First game was played between U Mumba and Jaipur Pink Panthers. The event was broadcast live by Star Sports in India with commentary in 5 different languages - English, Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, & Hindi.

Contents

Franchises

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Locations of the 2015 Pro Kabaddi teams

Stadium and locations

This table is an excerpt from 2014 Pro Kabaddi League § Stadium and locations.[ edit ]
TeamLocationStadium [3]
Bengal Warriors Kolkata Netaji Indoor Stadium
Bengaluru Bulls Bengaluru Kanteerava Indoor Stadium
Dabang Delhi Delhi Thyagaraj Sports Complex
Jaipur Pink Panthers Jaipur Sawai Mansingh Stadium
Patna Pirates Patna Patliputra Sports Complex
Puneri Paltan Pune Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex
Telugu Titans Visakhapatnam Rajiv Gandhi Indoor Stadium
U Mumba Mumbai Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Indoor Stadium, Mumbai

Personnel

TeamOwner(s) [4] CaptainHead coach
Bengal Warriors Future Group Jang Kun LeeRaj Narain Sharma
Bengaluru Bulls Kosmik Global MediaManjit ChillarRandhir Singh
Dabang Delhi DO IT Sports ManagementRavinder PahalArjun Singh
Jaipur Pink Panthers Abhishek Bachchan Jasvir SinghKasinathan Baskaran
Patna Pirates Rajesh ShahSandeep NarwalR S Khokhar
Puneri Paltan Insurekot SportsWazir SinghRamphal Kaushik
Telugu Titans Veera SportsMiraj SheikhJ Udayakumar
U Mumba Unilazer Sports Anup Kumar E bhaskaran

Fixtures and results

Points table

Team
Pld W L D SD Pts
U Mumba (C)1412204060
Telugu Titans (3)148338550
Bengaluru Bulls (R)149505548
Patna Pirates (4)14761-1841
Jaipur Pink Panthers 146714338
Bengal Warriors 14491-6327
Dabang Delhi KC 14491-6827
Puneri Paltan 142111-7421

Source: ProKabaddi
(C) Champion; (R) Runners-up; (3) Third Place; (4) Fourth Place.

  •  Advanced to the Playoff Stage
  • Five (5) points for a win
  • Three (3) points each for a drawn game
  • One (1) point for a loss by 7 points or fewer

League stage

Leg 1:Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Indoor Stadium, Mumbai

18 July 2015
20:00
U Mumba 29 – 28
Jaipur Pink Panthers

Report
Match 1
U Mumba won
18 July 2015
21:00
Bengaluru Bulls 33 – 25
Bengal Warriors

Report
Match 2
Bengaluru Bulls won
19 July 2015
20:00
Telugu Titans 36 – 27
Dabang Delhi

Report
Match 3
Telugu Titans won
19 July 2015
21:00
U Mumba 36 – 23
Bengaluru Bulls

Report
Match 4
U Mumba won
20 July 2015
20:00
Puneri Paltan 24 – 45
Telugu Titans

Report
Match 5
Telugu Titans won
20 July 2015
21:00
U Mumba 25 – 20
Patna Pirates

Report
Match 6
U Mumba won
21 July 2015
20:00
U Mumba 28 – 21
Puneri Paltan

Report
Match 7
U Mumba won

Leg 2:Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata

22 July 2015
20:00
Bengal Warriors 28 – 26
Jaipur Pink Panthers

Report
Match 8
Bengal Warriors won
22 July 2015
21:00
Bengaluru Bulls 31 – 26
Patna Pirates

Report
Match 9
Bengaluru Bulls won
23 July 2015
20:00
Bengal Warriors 30 – 32
Telugu Titans

Report
Match 10
Telugu Titans won
24 July 2015
20:00
Dabang Delhi 38 – 37
Puneri Paltan

Report
Match 11
Dabang Delhi won
24 July 2015
21:00
Bengal Warriors 25 – 29
U Mumba

Report
Match 12
U Mumba won
25 July 2015
20:00
Bengaluru Bulls 31 – 26
Puneri Paltan

Report
Match 13
Bengaluru Bulls won
25 July 2015
21:00
Bengal Warriors 21 – 32
Dabang Delhi

Report
Match 14
Dabang Delhi won

Leg 3:Sawai Mansingh Indoor Stadium, Jaipur

26 July 2015
20:00
Jaipur Pink Panthers 23 – 29
Patna Pirates

Report
Match 15
Patna Pirates won
26 July 2015
21:00
Telugu Titans 26 – 27
U Mumba

Report
Match 16
U Mumba won
27 July 2015
20:00
Dabang Delhi 18 – 33
Bengaluru Bulls

Report
Match 17
Bengaluru Bulls won
27 July 2015
21:00
Jaipur Pink Panthers 22 – 33
Telugu Titans

Report
Match 18
Telugu Titans won
28 July 2015
20:00
Jaipur Pink Panthers 36 – 23
Bengaluru Bulls

Report
Match 19
Jaipur Pink Panthers won
29 July 2015
20:00
Puneri Paltan 33 – 29
Bengal Warriors

Report
Match 20
Puneri Paltan won
29 July 2015
21:00
Jaipur Pink Panthers 27 – 35
Dabang Delhi

Report
Match 21
Dabang Delhi won

Leg 4:Patliputra Sports Complex, Patna

30 July 2015
20:00
Patna Pirates 22 – 34
Telugu Titans

Report
Match 22
Telugu Titans won
31 July 2015
20:00
Bengaluru Bulls 35 – 21
Telugu Titans

Report
Match 23
Bengaluru Bulls won
31 July 2015
21:00
Patna Pirates 39 – 22
Dabang Delhi

Report
Match 24
Patna Pirates won
1 August 2015
20:00
Dabang Delhi 22 – 27
U Mumba

Report
Match 25
U Mumba won
1 August 2015
21:00
Patna Pirates 32 – 28
Puneri Paltan

Report
Match 26
Patna Pirates won
2 August 2015
20:00
Puneri Paltan 29 – 35
Jaipur Pink Panthers

Report
Match 27
Jaipur Pink Panthers won
2 August 2015
21:00
Patna Pirates 20 – 20
Bengal Warriors

Report
Match 28
Match Tied

Leg 5:Gachibowli Indoor Stadium, Hyderabad

4 August 2015
20:00
Telugu Titans 39 – 39
Jaipur Pink Panthers

Report
Match 29
Match Tied
4 August 2015
21:00
U Mumba 29 – 24
Dabang Delhi

Report
Match 30
U Mumba won
5 August 2015
20:00
Telugu Titans 44 – 28
Bengal Warriors

Report
Match 31
Telugu Titans won
6 August 2015
20:00
Bengal Warriors 22 – 33
Bengaluru Bulls

Report
Match 32
Bengaluru Bulls won
6 August 2015
21:00
Telugu Titans 54 – 32
Patna Pirates

Report
Match 33
Telugu Titans won
7 August 2015
20:00
Jaipur Pink Panthers 35 – 25
U Mumba

Report
Match 34
Jaipur Pink Panthers won
7 August 2015
21:00
Telugu Titans 29 – 29
Puneri Paltan

Report
Match 35
Match Tied

Leg 6:Thyagaraj Sports Complex, Delhi

8 August 2015
20:00
Dabang Delhi 17 – 20
Bengal Warriors

Report
Match 36
Bengal Warriors won
8 August 2015
21:00
Patna Pirates 30 – 28
Bengaluru Bulls

Report
Match 37
Patna Pirates won
9 August 2015
20:00
U Mumba 31 – 17
Bengal Warriors

Report
Match 38
U Mumba won
9 August 2015
21:00
Dabang Delhi 45 – 26
Patna Pirates

Report
Match 39
Dabang Delhi won
10 August 2015
20:00
Dabang Delhi 21 – 51
Jaipur Pink Panthers

Report
Match 40
Jaipur Pink Panthers won
11 August 2015
20:00
Jaipur Pink Panthers 31 – 18
Puneri Paltan

Report
Match 41
Jaipur Pink Panthers won
11 August 2015
21:00
Dabang Delhi 45 – 45
Telugu Titans

Report
Match 42
Match tied

Leg 7:Kanteerava Indoor Stadium, Bengaluru

12 August 2015
20:00
Bengaluru Bulls 29 – 36
U Mumba

Report
Match 43
U Mumba won
13 August 2015
20:00
Bengal Warriors 31 – 28
Puneri Paltan

Report
Match 44
Bengal Warriors won
13 August 2015
21:00
Bengaluru Bulls 25 – 27
Jaipur Pink Panthers

Report
Match 45
Jaipur Pink Panthers won
14 August 2015
20:00
Bengal Warriors 32 – 34
Patna Pirates

Report
Match 46
Patna Pirates won
14 August 2015
21:00
Bengaluru Bulls 40 – 21
Dabang Delhi

Report
Match 47
Bengaluru Bulls won
15 August 2015
20:00
Patna Pirates 27 – 32
U Mumba

Report
Match 48
U Mumba won
15 August 2015
21:00
Bengaluru Bulls 43 – 29
Telugu Titans

Report
Match 49
Bengaluru Bulls won

Leg 8:Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex, Pune

16 August 2015
20:00
Puneri Paltan 33 – 28
Dabang Delhi

Report
Match 50
Puneri Paltan won
16 August 2015
21:00
Jaipur Pink Panthers 38 – 39
Bengal Warriors

Report
Match 51
Bengal Warriors won
17 August 2015
20:00
Puneri Paltan 34 – 39
U Mumba

Report
Match 52
U Mumba won
18 August 2015
20:00
U Mumba 25 – 46
Telugu Titans

Report
Match 53
Telugu Titans won
18 August 2015
21:00
Puneri Paltan 21 – 38
Patna Pirates

Report
Match 54
Patna Pirates won
19 August 2015
20:00
Patna Pirates 26 – 24
Jaipur Pink Panthers

Report
Match 55
Patna Pirates won
19 August 2015
21:00
Puneri Paltan 30 – 31
Bengaluru Bulls

Report
Match 56
Bengaluru Bulls won

Playoff stage

Semi-Final 1

21 August 2015
20:00
Telugu Titans 38 - 39
Bengaluru Bulls

Report
Match 57
Bengaluru Bulls won

Semi-Final 2

21 August 2015
21:00
U Mumba 35 - 18
Patna Pirates

Report
Match 58
U Mumba won

3/4 Place

23 August 2015
20:00
Patna Pirates 26 - 34
Telugu Titans

Report
Match 59
Telugu Titans won

FINAL

23 August 2015
21:00
U Mumba 36 - 30
Bengaluru Bulls

Report
Match 60
U Mumba won

Statistics

Most raid points

PlayerTeamMatchSuccessful RaidsPoints
Flag of India.svg Kashiling Adake Dabang Delhi 1487114
Flag of India.svg Rahul Chaudhari Telugu Titans 147598
Flag of India.svg Ajay Thakur Bengaluru Bulls 135679
Flag of India.svg Anup Kumar U Mumba 146174
Flag of India.svg Rajesh Narwal Jaipur Pink Panthers 145469

Most Tackle Points

PlayerTeamMatchTacklesSuperPoints
Flag of India.svg Ravindar Pahal Dabang Delhi 1453760
Flag of India.svg Sandeep Kandola Telugu Titans 1655459
Flag of India.svg Dharmaraj Cheralathan Bengaluru Bulls 1541142
Flag of India.svg Mohit Chillar U Mumba 1439342
Flag of India.svg Surender Nada U Mumba 1439241

Most Points

PlayerTeamMatchRaidTackleTotal
Flag of India.svg Kashiling Adake Dabang Delhi 141143117
Flag of India.svg Manjeet Chhillar Bengaluru Bulls 166740107
Flag of India.svg Rahul Chaudhari Telugu Titans 14989107
Flag of India.svg Deepak Niwas Hooda Telugu Titans 15603696
Flag of India.svg Rajesh Narwal Jaipur Pink Panthers 14691887

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