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Pro Panja League players draft: 180 players divided into six teams

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Pro Panja League inaugural season to begin from July 28th and will be broadcast on Sony Ten 1 SD and Sony Ten 1 HD.

Khel Today Bureau 
New Delhi: Pro Panja League on Tuesday announced the full list of players who will compete in the inaugural season which will take place between July 28th, 2023 and August 13th, 2023 at the IGI Stadium in New Delhi, and will be broadcast on Sony Ten 1 SD and Sony Ten 1 HD.
At the closed-door players draft that took place at the Le Meridien Hotel in New Delhi, 180 players were drafted into six teams – Kiraak Hyderabad, Mumbai Muscle, Rohtak Rowdies, Ludhiana Lions, Baroda Badshahs, and Kochi KD’s.

Pro Panja League Co-founders Mr. Parvin Dabas and Ms. Preeti Jhangiani.

Speaking after the players draft, Pro Panja League co-founder Mr. Parvin Dabas said, “We are delighted to see the buzz that Pro Panja League has already created before the start of the inaugural season, much thanks to the Sony Sports Network for backing us completely. We are grateful to Mr. Charu Sharma for taking time out of his busy schedule and helping us with the players draft. Our teams are now finalised, and our players are ready to go. Let the show begin.”
Pro Panja League co-founder Ms. Preeti Jhangiani added: “We are thankful for Sony Sports Network for putting our athletes on the biggest platform. Our athletes have taken a long journey over the years to finally get a stage to showcase their talent. Now, from July 28th, billions of people will get to see what these athletes can do once they are on the table.”
Here is the full list of the teams that will compete in the inaugural season:
Kiraak Hyderabad: Siddharth Malakar (90kg), Ajay Anjana (90kg); Rahul Mahar (90kg); Stewe Thomas (70kg); Satnam Singh (70kg); Shahil Hussain (70kg); Jagadish Baruah (100kg); Banbantjuban Khongwir (100kg); Amit Singh (100kg); Asker Ali (80kg); Kazi Abdul Majeed (80kg); Dheeraj Singh (80kg); Yazar Arafat (60kg); Naveen MV (60kg); Shoaib Akhtar (60kg); Ahmed Faizan Ali (100+ kg); Vinayak Vats (100+ kg); Ujjwal Agrawal (100+kg); Savita Kumari (55kg); Rachna Jatav (55kg); Purnima Borah (55kg); Madhura KN (65kg); Reejamol PK (65kg); Roshni (65kg); Jincy Jose (65+ kg); Kirtika Bamel (65+ kg); Hemlata (65+kg); Butta Singh (Specially-abled); Devender Yadav (Specially-abled); Deepak Sharma (Specially-abled)
Mumbai Muscle: Kyle Cummings (90kg); Arpan Kar (90kg); Rohit Puri Goswami (90kg); Jogender Yadav (70kg); Jashanpal Singh (70kg); Akash Mukhi (70kg); Pramod Mukhi (100kg); Aakash Yadav (100kg); Tom Joseph (100kg); Sonu Chaurasiya (80kg); Shubham Sharma (80kg); Deepak Jamor (80kg); Jatish Mahajan (60kg); Umesh Pal (60kg); Gautam Kumar (60kg); Paarth Sonni (100+ kg); Abhishek Kumar (100+ kg); Vikram Shekawat (100+ kg); Karishma Kapoor (55kg); Ardhra Suresh (55kg); Komol Mayankumar Patel (55kg); Monika (65kg); Priya Verma (65kg); Jyoti Agarwal (65kg); Seema Goswami (65+ kg); Bandarika Kharkongor (65+ kg); Pushpa Kumari (65+ kg); Chandan Kumar Behera (Specially-abled); Ajeet Prajapati (Specially-abled); Rajendra Mahor (Specially-abled)
Rohtak Rowdies: Karaj Singh (90kg); Arshdeep Singh (90kg); Paramjeet Nagar (90kg); Rahul Panicker (70kg); Amal Das (70kg); Mohit Kumar (70kg); Dara Singh (100kg); Aryan Gangotri (100kg); Jugraj (100kg); Aryan Kandari (80kg); Manish Singh (80kg); Manoj Kumar Das (80kg); Nizamuddin (60kg); Rahul Nayak (60kg); Nikhil Singh (60kg); Sanjay Deswal (100+ kg); Atar Singh (100+ kg); Rajnish Chaturvedi (100+ kg); Rita Sengnerpi (55kg); Karabi Sonowal (55kg); Shivani Bhatnagar (55kg); Ribasuk Lyngdoh Mawphlang (65kg); Aakriti Kandari (65kg); Najumunneesa KP (65kg); Nirmal Devi (65+ kg); Parmpreet Kaur (65+ kg); Aiboklin Rina (65+ kg); Srinivas BV (Specially-abled); Arvind Rajak (Specially-abled); Sulemon (Specially-abled)
Ludhiana Lions: Tawheed Shaikh (90kg); Nawab Singh (90kg); Ajesh CV (90kg); Sivajith Janardanan (70kg); Shivanshu Kaushik (70kg); Sanu Joy (70kg); Shivam Rajput (100kg); Subhajit Lahan (100kg); Sachin Bhadoria (100kg); Thejas G (80kg); Basil Saji (80kg); Rahul (80kg); Adarsh MM (60kg); Sachin Tomar (60kg); Charan Nayak (60kg); Dilshad MA (100+ kg); Biswajit Doley (100+ kg); Afzal Khan (100+ kg); Shreya MK (55kg); Kritika Das (55kg); Pooja Bhadoria (55kg); Aparna Roshith (65kg); Preeti Gehlot (65kg); Rekha Devi (65kg); Kusam Goswami (65+ kg); Kashmiri Kashyap (65+kg); Tajinder Kaur Walia (65+ kg); Varma Harish Kumar (Specially-abled); Mohan Sharma (Specially-abled); Santos Ray (Specially-abled)
Baroda Badshahs: Harman Mann (90kg), Sagar Bhati (90kg); Ranjith (90kg); Tridip Medhi (70kg); Muzahid Shaikh (70kg); Surender Saini (70kg); Kanan Borgohain (100kg); Md Hashim (100kg); Sarabjeet Singh (100kg); Sachin Goyal (80kg); Afsal TP (80kg); Mehboob Khan (80kg); Monu Thomas (60kg); Sujit Kumar (60kg); Mohsin Shaikh (60kg); Shamir Khan (100+ kg); Gulab Singh (100+ kg); Sunil Anthony (100+ kg); Arya P (55kg); Bably (55kg); Bhavna Goswami (55kg); Neetu Verma (65kg); Anslet Jose (65kg); Shiwani Yadav (65kg); Asha Kumar (65+ kg); Farheen Dehalvi (65+ kg); Ranjni Prajapati (65+ kg); Manish Kumar (Specially-abled); Niranjan Singh (Specially-abled); Makrand Singh Choudhari (Specially-abled)
Kochi KD’s: Siddhant Kathuria (90kg), Shaikh Md Abrar (90kg); Shiva (90kg); Akash Kumar (70kg); Suraj (70kg); Vaibhav Borule (70kg); Sameer VT (100kg); Prince Kumar (100kg); Sunny Kapoor (100kg); Abhishek Prakash (80kg); Prince Dhir (80kg); Sonu (80kg); Rudra Naik (60kg); Shoukath VT (60kg); Arun S Karthik (60kg); Mazahir Saidu (100+ kg); Don Abraham (100+ kg); Prasenjit Patra (100+ kg); Abhirami PK (55kg); Sweta Rajawat (55kg); Rajni Rajput (55kg); Chetna Sharma (65kg); Jagpreet Kaur Sidhu (65kg); Bimla Rawat (65kg); Yogesh Chaudhary (65+ kg); Shaikh Sanya (65+ kg); Puja Chandankhede (65+); Asif Ahemad (Specially-abled); Veer Sain (Specially-abled); Santosh Gupta (Specially-abled).
Speaking after the players draft, Pro Panja League co-founder Mr. Parvin Dabas said, “We are delighted to see the buzz that Pro Panja League has already created before the start of the inaugural season, much thanks to the Sony Sports Network for backing us completely. We are grateful to Mr. Charu Sharma for taking time out of his busy schedule and helping us with the players draft. Our teams are now finalised, and our players are ready to go. Let the show begin.”
Pro Panja League co-founder Ms. Preeti Jhangiani added: “We are thankful for Sony Sports Network for putting our athletes on the biggest platform. Our athletes have taken a long journey over the years to finally get a stage to showcase their talent. Now, from July 28th, billions of people will get to see what these athletes can do once they are on the table.”

Pro Panja League Season 1 will take place between 28th July 2023 and 13th August 2023 and will be broadcast LIVE on Sony Ten 1 SD and Sony Ten 1 HD channels.

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