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Pro Kabaddi League schedule: Season 10 to start from 2 December

Pro Kabaddi League's tenth season will return to its usual 12-city caravan style format for the first time since COVID-19.

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FP Sports|Oct 19, 2023, 19:32:17 IST
The tenth season of the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) will get underway on 2 December, it was revealed on Thursday by the organisers Mashal Sports. PKL 10 will return to its usual 12-city caravan style format. The league will start at the Arena by Transstadia Stadium in Ahmedabad and then move to every franchise's home city. The league stage will run until 21 February and will be followed by the playoffs. No date has been revealed for the playoffs.The Ahmedabad leg of PKL 10 will be played between 2-7 December 2023. It will be followed by Bengaluru (8-13 December 2023), Pune (15-20 December 2023), Chennai (22-27 December 2023), Noida (29 December 2023 - 3 January 2024), Mumbai (5-10 January 2024), Jaipur (12-17 January 2024), Hyderabad (19-24 January 2024), Patna (26-31 January 2024), Delhi (2-7 February 2024), Kolkata (9-14 February 2024) and Panchkula (16-21 February).The first game of the Pro Kabaddi League season will see Gujarat Titans take on Telugu Titans. The opening weekend will thus bring to the mat stars such as Pawan Sehrawat, Fazel Atrachali, Ajinkya Pawar and Naveen Kumar.“Mashal Sports is delighted to release the Pro Kabaddi Season 10 Match Schedule. As in the previous Seasons, this schedule is the result of multiple considerations and meticulous planning about PKL fan behaviour and sentiments as well as the sustenance of high-quality and relevant competition all through the landmark tenth Season of our League,” said Anupam Goswami, Head Sports Leagues, Mashal Sports and League Commissioner, Pro Kabaddi League.Complete Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) Season 10 schedule:
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First Published:Oct 19, 2023, 19:19:49 IST
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