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#4 After the high, comes the low for Wazir
Kabaddi is a great leveler. One day you’re a hero, the other day you can end up looking the most ordinary man on the court. Wazir Singh had that sort of luck on Wednesday after having a dream night against Dabang Delhi on Tuesday. First, he got into a tangle with the referee over a bonus point he claimed he had got but the one that referee didn’t give. Instead of asking for a review, Singh got into an argument with the referee and it didn’t take long for the official to reach to his pocket.
Next, he found himself as the villain when the referee revealed after Rajesh Mondal’s failed raid bid that Singh had already committed a Self-Out before the tackle attempt. The result was Wazir Singh going off the court and his team conceding one point to the opposition despite making a brilliant tackle attempt.
The star of Haryana’s previous match was once again in action when he came to take a do-or-die raid for the team. But once again he was swallowed by a strong Girish Ernak-led defence.
