South Asian Games 2019: 3 players to watch out for in the Indian Kabaddi team

#1 Pawan Sehrawat

In just two seasons of the Pro Kabaddi League, 'Hi-Flyer' Pawan Sehrawat has wreaked havoc with his stellar raiding skills in the tournament. The green arm-band holder in the recent two seasons of the league took Bengaluru Bulls to their maiden title in Season 6.

Pawan has taken the Kabaddi world by storm with him performing all the raiding moves with precision. In such a short period, Pawan's raiding heroics has turned him into an unstoppable force to reckon. While he led Bulls to win their maiden title in the sixth season, Pawan also captained the team in the absence of Rohit Kumar this year. He led the team to the playoffs on his own, scoring 346 raid points in the recently-concluded seventh season.

Pawan got announced as the vice-captain of the Indian kabaddi team earlier in AKFI's 12-member team announcement. Pawan's capability to deliver in the mightiest of pressure situations could pave the success for India's possible gold medal at the South Asian Games 2019.

About the author

Vijay Sain is a freelance writer from Jaipur, Rajasthan, currently residing in Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal. Ever since writing his very first article in June 2018, Vijay has mostly worked on covering Kabaddi passionately to throw light on the upcoming talents and acquainting the Kabaddi admirers with a plethora of information through his articles.

In addition to covering Kabaddi, Vijay has also begun covering Cricket and Volleyball as two of the other sports which he admires. An admirer of Rahul Dravid as a cricketer and Rajasthan Royals as a team, Vijay is also a WWE enthusiast who loves AJ Styles and CM Punk.

A hobbyist in writing, the 22-year-old is also the founder and a learning entrepreneur in a jewelry-based firm - Devansh Creations. A bookish person who fell in love with mathematics during his high-school, Vijay is also passionate about cooking, traveling, and exploring new ideas every day.

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Edited by Kingshuk Kusari