After defeating Telugu Titans 40-33 in the second game of Tuesday evening at the Shree Shivchhatrapati Sports Complex, Balewadi in Pune, Dabang Delhi K.C. ended their six-match losing streak in vivo Pro Kabaddi Season 9. They got a much-needed victory thanks to Ashu Malik's 12-point raiding effort and Vishal's excellent defence (5 tackle points). The Titans' current losing streak stands at nine games. When Dabang Delhi losing its matches the odds are increasing on Pro kabaddi league betting sites.

Dabang Delhi K.C. appeared to be in control of the first half but often fell short when it mattered most. Dabang Delhi K.C. had the Titans down to three players for a substantial portion of the first half, but they were unable to force an All-Out on their adversaries.

Vishal Bhardwaj deserves a lot of credit for this because his two straight Super Tackles on Naveen Kumar kept the Titans within striking distance of their opponents. The Titans totaled five Super Tackles in the opening period, with the final one by Mohsen Maghsoudlou on Naveen giving them a sizable advantage despite having less men on the ground. The Titans had a 17-12 advantage as the teams entered the half.

The Titans were never truly secure despite Dabang Delhi K.C.'s persistent failure to inflict an All-Out in the first half. When they inflicted the game's first All-Out early in the second half to close the difference to 18-19, the strain had finally taken its toll. You can subscribe telegram channel to get free cricket betting tips as well as kabaddi betting tips

It was again another Super Tackle by Vishal Bhardwaj that stopped a complete collapse with Dabang Delhi K.C. in the lead and another All-Out looming. Dabang Delhi K.C., however, did not back down this time and quickly imposed a second All-Out to seize the lead.

The score remained close the whole game, and the Titans appeared to have a chance to win. However, Dabang Delhi K.C. ultimately prevailed 40-33 thanks to a Super Raid by Ashu Malik on Ankit, Parvesh Bhainswal, Adarsh T, and Abhishek Singh.