MUM vs PAT Dream11 Team Prediction: Fantasy Kabaddi Tips & Playing 7 for Pro Kabaddi match – 8th February, 2022

MUM vs PAT: U Mumba will take on Patna Pirates in the 103rd match of the Pro Kabaddi League PKL 8 on Tuesday, 8th February 2022 at the Sheraton Grand, Whitefield, Bengaluru.

U Mumba, after dominating a lot of seasons, couldn’t live up to expectations this time around. Though they are still in contention for playoffs, they are sitting on the edge of the seat. 

They would require a few important wins in order to bag a better spot on the table and secure their quarter-final spot. They defeated Tamil Thalaivas by 35-33 in their previous encounter and are looking in good form to continue their winning momentum.

Table-toppers Patna Pirates are enjoying their dominating run in the current season with 11 wins and four losses. They tied only one contest in the tournament and bagged 60 valuable points. They defeated Bengal Warriors in their previous encounter by 38-29. 

Pirates have already secured their direct semi-final spot and they would be eyeing to strengthen their spot going forward in the tournament.

Match Details

Match: U Mumba vs Patna Pirates, Match 103, PKL 8

Date and Time: Tuesday, 8th February 2022, 8:30 PM IST

Venue: Sheraton Grand, Whitefield, Bengaluru

MUM vs PAT Head to Head

Both sides played a total of 15 matches so far in PKL history. Pirates won five encounters and U Mumba bagged nine matches. One contest ended in a tie. Patna bagged a 43-23 win over Mumbai in the previous encounter when they met in January 2022.

MUM vs PAT Probable Playing 7

U Mumba: Abhishek Singh, Rahul Sethpal, Harendra Kumar, Ajinkya Kapre, V Ajith Raider, Rinku, Fazel Atrachali (c)

Patna Pirates: Sachin Tanwar, Neeraj Kumar, Sajin C, Prashanth Kumar (c) Guman Singh, Sunil, Mohammadreza Chiyaneh

MUM vs PAT Dream11 Team

Defenders: Sunil, Neeraj Kumar, Rinku

All-Rounders: Rahul Sethpal, Mohammadreza Chiyaneh (c) 

Raiders: Sachin Tanwar (vc), Guman Singh 

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