The 2020 Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) has been forced to cancel owing to the Covid-19 pandemic situation in India, as per the organizers of the tournament. Started its journey back in 2014, the PKL is one of the most-watched leagues in India, having popularised the game with its extensive coverage.

The President of Sri Lanka Kabaddi Federation, Mr. Anura Pathirana has cleared the air to the Pro Kabaddi management that has been no discussions with any of their officials about the prospects of hosting the league in Sri Lanka. The Pro Kabaddi League generally starts in July and ends in October.

After losing to Bengal Warriors in the PKL 2019 final, Dabang Delhi skipper Joginder Narwal conceded that his team didn’t raid or defend properly last evening. The senior defender has also stated that he is satisfied with the way the Delhi players performed in the entire seventh season.

PKL champions Bengal Warriors coach BC Ramesh has stated that Mohammad Nabibakhsh was the x-factor that they needed to win the title this season after Maninder Singh’s brilliance. Defender Jeeva Kumar has mentioned that Bengal didn’t panic after the first all-out and had full faith in their ability.

Dabang Delhi raider Naveen Kumar has said that it’s a proud moment for him to represent his team in the PKL 2019 final on Saturday against Bengal Warriors. Bengal coach BC Ramesh is expecting a thrilling battle between the two teams who have qualified for the final for the first time in the history.