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#2 Sandeep Narwal redeems himself
Sandeep Narwal had an opportunity to become a hero in the dying moments of the last match but he blew it big time. With just two Panthers men on the mat, Narwal had all the time in the world to eliminate the second defender after claiming the first with a touch. Narwal, however, swiftly retreated and missed the chance to secure a dramatic come-from-behind victory.
On Tuesday, however, Narwal played like a man possessed. In the 14th minute, he faced a situation similar to his previous match with two Warriors men on the mat and an All Out waiting to be inflicted. This time Narwal didn’t break sweat, getting the two men with ease and giving his team four points. One can only wonder what went through Narwal’s mind in the match against Jaipur when he decided against attempting an All Out on his last raid, something he executed with such ease, not once but twice, on Tuesday.
