The Gujarat Giants will take on the Patna Pirates in Match No. 11 of Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) Season 10 at the EKA Arena in Ahmedabad on Thursday, December 7.

Ahmedabad: The Gujarat Giants will take on the Patna Pirates in Match No. 11 of Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) Season 10 at the EKA Arena in Ahmedabad on Thursday, December 7.

The Giants have started their PKL Season 10 campaign in impressive fashion, winning three matches they have played so far, and the Gujarat Giants currently sit first in the PKL Season 10 points table. With three wins, the Giants have 15 points in the tournament.

The Giants will look to extend their winning streak when they take on the Patna Pirates in their next encounter on December 7.

In the season 10 opener, the Gujarat Giants defeated the Telugu Titans, winning the match 38-32. In their next match, the Giants defeated the Bengaluru Bulls. They won the match 34-31. In their next match against U Mumba, the Gujarat-based franchise had the winning momentum and won the match by a margin of 39-37.

Everything you need to know about the live streaming details of the Gujarat Giants vs Patna Pirates Pro Kabaddi League 2023 match no. 11

When is the Gujarat Giants vs Patna Pirates Pro Kabaddi League 2023 match?

The Gujarat Giants and Patna Pirates will meet in the Pro Kabaddi League 2023 on Thursday, December 7.

What time does the Gujarat Giants vs Patna Pirates Pro Kabaddi League 2023 match start?

The match between Gujarat Giants and Patna Pirates will start at 9:00 PM IST.

What is the venue of the Gujarat Giants vs Patna Pirates Pro Kabaddi League 2023 match?

TransStadia’s EKA Arena in Ahmedabad will host the PKL season 10 match between the Gujarat Giants and Patna Pirates.

Where can I watch the live telecast of Gujarat Giants vs Patna Pirates Pro Kabaddi League 2023 match?

The Gujarat Giants vs Patna Pirates Pro Kabaddi League 2023 match live in India will be telecast on Star Sports Network TV channels.

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Selections:

Squad of Gujarat Giants (GUJ): Arkam Shaikh, Sourav Gulia, Fazel Atrachali (C), Sombir, Mohammad Esmaeil-Nabibakhsh, Rohit Gulia, Sonu Jaglan, Parteek Dahiya, Rakesh Sangroya, Balaji-D, Narender Hooda, Nitin, Deepak Singh, Manuj, Nitesh, Jagdeep, Ravi -Kumar, Vikas Jaglan, Jitender Yadav, Rohan Singh-I

Patna Pirates (PAT) squad: Neeraj-Kumar (C), Krishan Dhull, C Sajin C, Ankit, Sachin Tanwar, Manjeet, Sandeep Kumar, Rakesh Narwal, Sanjay, Thiyagarajan Yuvaraj, Ranjit Venkatramana Naik, Mahendra Choudhary, Murugthamuth Sudhakar, Abinand Subhash, Deepak Kumar, Chen Zheng Wei, Rohit Raghav, Naveen Sharma, Daniel Odhiambo, Kunal Mehta, Manish., Anuj Kumar K

Ahead of the World Cup match between India and Australia, Ahmedabad Police Commissioner Gyanendra Singh Malik said that the police are monitoring the issue and if anyone is caught selling black tickets, action will be taken against him.

Ahmedabad: Ahmedabad Police Commissioner Gyanendra Singh Malik responded to the situation black marketing of tickets for the ICC Cricket World Cup final match between India and Australia. He stated that the city police are working proactively to combat the black marketing of ticketsand if such activity occurs during the match, action will be taken against the perpetrators. He emphasized that the police have not discovered any duplicate tickets for the World Cup match. ““…As soon as the police receives information about this, they will investigate… They will work proactively on this… So far we have not found any duplicate fines. If something like this happens during the match, police will conduct investigation as per law,” Malik said.

The Cricket World Cup match will be played tomorrow around 2 pm between India and Australia at the Narendra Modi Stadium.

Further inquiring about the security arrangements in the city, the commissioner stated that the department has called in nearly 2,000 policemen from other states and as many as 6,000 policemen and paramilitary personnel will be deployed in the city on Sunday.

“…We have called almost 2,000 police officers from outside… In total we are using more than 6,000 police officers… Paramilitary (violence) is different… Water facilities and all other things have been done in the stadium…,” said Malik.

The police commissioner added that all arrangements regarding security measures have been made and that the police will hold a rehearsal tomorrow evening. He further appealed to people to use the metro, which will be operational until 1am.

“Australian Deputy Prime Minister Assam CM, Union Home Minister and other dignitaries will come to watch the Cricket World Cup final between India and Australia. All agreements have been made. Today we have a rehearsal in the evening. I appeal to people to use the metro and the metro will be operational till 1am…,” he added.

Interestingly, Team India is in excellent form and, if it reaches the final, will remain unbeaten in 10 matches, beating New Zealand by 70 points in the semi-final. Adding to the excitement, former skipper and star batsman Virat Kohli surpassed Sachin Tendulkar with his 50th ODI century, while Mohammed Shami took as many as seven wickets in the match, securing the top spot in the list of wicket-takers in the tournament.

The entire country is praying for the historic victory of the ‘Men In Blue’.

A draw that feels like a defeat. It may be a common phrase after a late goal, but there was no other suitable way to describe India’s 1-1 result against Kuwait on Tuesday.

Bangalore, June 28: A draw that feels like a defeat. It may be a common phrase after a late goal, but there was no other suitable way to describe India’s 1-1 result against Kuwait on Tuesday.

Spoils were shared on paper that evening, but as a whole India lost first place in the group by the narrowest margins, and also their eight-match run without a result. After a frantic 90 minutes filled with exciting challenges, aggressiveness from both sides, hot flashes and immense drama, the crossing was within reach for India, until Anwar Ali’s mistimed clearance blasted into the net for an own goal. But Anwar did not concede the goal.

It’s not Anwar, it’s the country that gave in,” captain Sunil Chhetri quickly clarified. “It’s an own goal. It can happen to anyone. We’re professional enough not to talk about it. I hope the boy shrugs it off. We’re all behind him,” he supported.

“Technical errors are something we don’t take too seriously. We’re just working on our effort. Sometimes I miss silly goals I shouldn’t have. If someone makes a stupid challenge, we get a penalty against us. It all happens in football. It is now a thing of the past,” Chhetri told AIFF.

And the Kanteerava agreed with the skipper’s words. The stadium resonated with the loud chanting and positive reception of their Blue Tigers after the full-time whistle. Anwar, who had walked towards the Western Bloc with an apologetic feeling, could hold his head high and even smile as he heard his name chanted by the loyal supporters.

Pats and hugs from his teammates reminded him how fantastic and almost flawless he had performed that night, and that one moment can’t overshadow it all.

Anwar was on the defensive throughout and complemented Sandesh Jhingan in a dominant manner as he had done all month. He was well positioned, maintained good spatial awareness and was not afraid of challenges, just as head coach Igor Stimac expected him and every Blue Tiger to perform against an opponent like Kuwait.

“To a large extent we were able to do exactly what we had trained for. They are not an easy side. This team can play and we could see it. But we matched their energy, and for the most part of the time I think we got it right,” Chhetri said.

“But the feeling that comes to us is that of a loss because we gave in at the last minute,” he added awkwardly. “The clean sheet was one of our goals today, which went out the window. There we are all a little discouraged in the locker room. Now it is the unbeaten run that we want to keep as long as possible.”

India is undefeated in all nine matches to be played in 2023. At home, the run lasts nearly four years, with the latest defeat in Guwahati against Oman in September 2019 in the FIFA World Cup qualifiers.

Amid all the craziness, there was something of a silver lining as Chhetri hit another milestone with his 92nd international goal. 23 of those have now entered the SAFF Championship, making him the joint top scorer in the history of the competition alongside Maldives’ Ali Ashfaq. However, for Chhetri, it is not goals but trophies that are most important.

“I don’t think about these things. I try not to be arrogant, but I don’t take goals too seriously. When I’m done in a few years, we can talk about it over a nice burger and a beer,” he laughed. “For now I really appreciate the love I get all over the country, especially here because it’s my home base. I’m doing my best to give everything I have on the field,” added the skipper.

This means that Chennai’s MA Chidambaram Stadium – another venue with a rich heritage – could miss out on hosting one of the ODI flagship’s biggest matches.

New Delhi, June 26: Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium and Kolkata’s Eden Gardens – both iconic venues – have emerged as the front runners to host the two 2023 World Cup semi-finals.

This means that Chennai’s MA Chidambaram Stadium – another venue with a rich heritage – could miss hosting one of the ODI flagship’s biggest matches.

“Wankhede in Mumbai and Eden Gardens in Kolkata are two likely venues for the World Cup semi-finals. Earlier, Chennai was also in the race, but it seems that Eden is now a bit ahead,” a BCCI source told PTI on Monday.

“One of the reasons could be the November weather in Chennai where there is always a chance of rain.” Twelve hosting associations convened in Mumbai on Monday to discuss details and finalize locations for Tuesday’s official announcement.

If India qualifies for the semi-finals, they will play their match of the last four legs in Mumbai.

The Wankhede Stadium hosted the 2011 World Cup final where India captained Mahendra Singh Dhoni defeated Sri Lanka to end a 28-year title drought, while the Eden Gardens played host to the summit showdown between Australia and England in the 1987 edition, in which the former country prevailed.

There will be 10 teams participating in the World Cup this year. As the host nation, India has qualified directly, as have Afghanistan, Australia, England, Bangladesh, New Zealand, Pakistan and South Africa through the 2020-2023 ICC Cricket World Cup Super League.

Two other teams make it to the World Cup through the World Cup qualifiers, which are currently being played in Zimbabwe.

In addition to former champions Sri Lanka and the West Indies, the qualifiers also feature Ireland, Nepal, Netherlands, Oman, Scotland, UAE, USA and hosts Zimbabwe.

At the World Cup in India, the 10 teams play each other once in a round-robin league with 45 games.

This is followed by the semi-finals and the final.