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#3 Bajirao Hodage
Bajirao Hodage, from Jaipur Pink Panthers, played his first three seasons from Bengal Warriors. He had a funky hairstyle and was on top of his game. His thirty-seven tackle points in 16 games was the season-best by a Bengal Warriors player in Season 3 of PKL.
Hodage then shifted to Patna Pirates in season 4, where he scored a total of twenty-two points in fourteen games. Patna Pirates ended up winning that season and the coveted trophy for the second consecutive time.
Season 5 was when a downfall was clearly noticed in his game. This right-corner defender scored a mere 11 points in 12 matches, which was disappointing.
Jaipur Pink Panthers bought him for the sixth season for ₹14.6 lakhs, where he continued with the same frayed momentum.
In six matches, he scored just a point, which was pretty mediocre. A performance like this, there are chances of him not being bought by any team in the forthcoming season.
