Exciting Kabaddi Action: PKL 2025 Match Highlights and Points Table Update

Thrilling Matches in PKL 2025

The recent matches 35 and 36 of PKL 2025 delivered thrilling Kabaddi action, captivating the audience in Jaipur on Tuesday. In the first match, the Bengal Warriorz staged an impressive comeback to secure a victory against the UP Yoddhas. Following that, the Tamil Thalaivas triumphed over the determined Bengaluru Bulls. Let's take a look at the current standings and points table for PKL 2025 after these matches.

Current Standings in PKL 2025 PKL 2025 Points Table Pos Team P W L Score Diff Form Pts

1	Puneri Paltan	7	5	2	37	W W L L W	10
2	Dabang Delhi K.C.	5	5	0	29	W W W W W	10
3	U Mumba	6	4	2	16	W L W L W	8
4	Bengaluru Bulls	8	4	4	-11	L W W W W	8
5	Telugu Titans	7	3	4	7	L L W W W	6
6	Tamil Thalaivas	5	3	2	7	W W L L W	6
7	Jaipur Pink Panthers	6	3	3	4	W L W L L	6
8	Haryana Steelers	5	3	2	-9	W L W W L	6
9	UP Yoddhas	6	2	4	-24	L L L L W	4
10	Bengal Warriorz	6	2	4	-26	W L L L L	4
11	Patna Pirates	5	1	4	-4	L W L L L	2
12	Gujarat Giants	6	1	5	-26	L L L W L	2

The PKL 2025 points table is becoming increasingly competitive, with Puneri Paltan and Dabang Delhi K.C. both sitting at the top with 10 points each. Although Puneri Paltan has played more matches, Dabang Delhi remains unbeaten, demonstrating their strength and consistency. U Mumba and Bengaluru Bulls are close behind with 8 points, although the Bulls have a negative score difference, indicating they have had some narrow victories and significant losses.

The mid-table is quite congested, featuring Telugu Titans, Tamil Thalaivas, Jaipur Pink Panthers, and Haryana Steelers, all with 6 points. Both the Titans and Thalaivas have shown improvement in their recent performances, winning three out of their last five matches. In contrast, Jaipur and Haryana are facing challenges with their form.

At the lower end of the PKL 2025 points table, UP Yoddhas and Bengal Warriorz are tied with just 4 points each, both struggling with defensive issues and negative score differences. Patna Pirates and Gujarat Giants are in a precarious position, each with only one win and lacking momentum.