I thought I could play more: Narwal

There is a thin line between praise and worship between fantasy and devotion. If Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) is a player in history who has crossed that line, then it is Pardip Narwal.

In the player auction was the last nail in the coffin as Anusold Jana Narwal – labeled the record breaker for his outstanding tricks as a raider – declared his retirement.

“I thought I could play more, if not for me, for fans,” he admitted in a media interaction here on Friday. Narwal has been busy and is ready to inaugurate his academy in a few days. The best tribute to Narwal’s legacy is the best thing from those who had to be trained or prepared to face him.

“Even today, when we do a video session, we model Pardip. There are times when the defense is completely catching Pardeep, but he finds a way and goes out,” two-time PKL-Vajeta Coach BC Ramesh-who is in charge of Bangalore Bulls this season. He said, “God gave kabaddi a player of such a player, in which Pardeep Narwal’s name was.”

PKL scored 28 -year -old leaves as the most virgin raider in history, 9.47 per match scored 1,801 raid points.