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Pro Kabaddi League 2021-22: Organisers release schedule for next phase starting 31 January
Teams will fight for a position on top of the points table and fans will get to witness some of the biggest rivalries and seven days of edge-of-seat, high quality action on the mat from 31 January to 6 February

Pro Kabaddi League organisers, Marshal Sports, on Saturday released the schedule for the next part of the tournament, starting Monday.Teams will fight for a position on top of the points table and fans will get to witness some of the biggest rivalries and seven days of edge-of-seat, high quality action on the mat from 31 January to 6 February.Haryana Steelers will take on the Gujarat Giants in the first match of the day on 31 January, followed by Dabang Delhi KC's clash against U Mumba.Here's the fixture update on Twitter:"Patna Pirates will resume matches by playing against Gujarat Giants, UP Yoddha and more, whereas Tamil Thalaivas will face Bengaluru Bulls and Telugu Titans in the great Southern Derby," the organisers said in a statement.PKL season 8 has been conducted day-on-day basis.Here's the schedule for upcoming fixtures:31 January: Haryana Steelers vs Gujarat Giants; Dabang Delhi K.C. vs U Mumba1 February: Bengal Warriors vs Gujarat Giants; Bengaluru Bulls vs U.P. Yodha2 February: U.P. Yodha vs Patna Pirates; Puneri Paltan vs U Mumba3 February: Jaipur Pink Panther vs Dabang Delhi K.C.; Telugu Titans vs Tamil Thalaivas4 February: Haryana Steelers vs Bengal Warriors; Dabang Delhi K.C. vs Bengaluru Bulls; Gujarat Giants vs Patna Pirates5 February: U Mumba vs Tamil Thalaivas; U.P. Yodha vs Telugu Titans; Puneri Paltan vs Jaipur Pink Panthers6 February: Patna Pirates vs Bengal Warriors; Bengaluru Bulls vs Gujarat Giants; Haryana Steelers vs Puneri PaltanEvery day matches start 7.30 pm IST onwardsWith inputs from PTIRead all the Latest News, Trending News, Cricket News, Bollywood News,India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram
First Published:Jan 29, 2022, 17:03:39 IST
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