New season of Pro Kabaddi will start from 22nd
December-2021 and all teams have started preparation and training with their new
squad. There are lot of changes in auction and Pardeep Narwal, Siddharth Desai
received highest purse value. Surjeet Singh and Ravinder Pahal received highest
price among all defenders. Rohit Gulia received highest price among
all-rounders. However, there are some surprise buys and some surprise unsold
players.
Below are some unsold players whose last season
performance was good still they went unsold.
Farhad Rahimi Milaghardan (All Rounder, Iran) –
total 78 points in PKL7
Nilesh Salunke (Raider, India) – total 71 points
in PKL7
Rohit Baliyan (Raider, India) – total 54 points
in PKL7
Jaideep (Defender, Left Corner, India) – total 52
points in PKL7
Mohit Chhilar (Defender, Right Corner, India) –
total 37 points in PKL7
Possible Reasons for unsold
There is large pool of players available and each
person has specific role to play so as a specialized person in the team, one
can choose main match player and other one or two backups. Each team play with
seven members squad and there are specific roles like right corner, left corner,
right in, left in, right cover, left cover, centre. There are specialized
players for various positions. For example, if we consider right corner
position for 12 teams, total 12 right corner players are required with 12-16
backups. So, demand for player is less compared to specific position supply.
Teams also decided based on keeping team for next
2-3 years so they wanted best performers, young scouted talents, best fit
players. So even if unsold players had good PKL7 season, they still go unsold
due to other players had best performance in PKL7. Out of total auctioned
players, 65% players are from Category C and D.
If more teams are added in the league, more
players can be added in the game.
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