2016 Kabaddi World Cup: Top 5 raiders from the group stage of the tournament

#1 Md. Arduzzaman Munshi

Md. Arduzzaman Munshi; the most elusive of all

Although Bangladesh have failed to make the cut to the next stage of the tournament, their captain and raider Munshi still managed to make quite an impact with a total of 52 raid points in his campaign at the World Cup.

Having played professional kabaddi since 2008, he not only had experience by his side but also the skills of an aggressive raider which was showcased when he notched up points for his team with his running touches every now and then.

The man from Bagherhat had his best outing in the encounter against Australia where he ripped the defense apart gathering 17 points in the process. With the highest strike rate of 9.2, the man who plays for U Mumba in Pro Kabaddi and for the Navy back home certainly led his team by example to finish as the best raider at the conclusion of the group stage.