Asian Kabaddi Championships 2017: 5 PKL stars who missed out on a place in the Indian team

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Monu Goyat (right)

#4 Vikas Kandola

Vikas Kandola
Vikas Kandola

His Pro Kabaddi Season 5 record stands at a meagre 58 point in nine matches, but fans are well aware of the threat possessed by the youngster, who was one of the shining lights of the PKL before being forced out of action due to injury.

While he was on the mat, he was easily the best player for a star-studded Haryana Steelers side, with his supreme agility and ability to skip away from tackles at lightning speeds. Steelers coach Rambir Singh Khokar even stated that the 19-year-old has the potential to become the best player in India and his inclusion in the final squad would have done wonders for him in terms of exposure.

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