PV Sindhu Praises Rahul Bose as Rugby Premier League Season 2 Concludes
PV Sindhu Praises Rahul Bose After Rugby League Final

Olympic medallist and star Indian shuttler PV Sindhu expressed her delight at the successful conclusion of the HSBC Rugby Premier League (RPL) Season 2, commending Rugby India President Rahul Bose for his efforts in promoting rugby in India.

Sindhu Applauds Rahul Bose and Hyderabad's Victory

Speaking to reporters after the final, Sindhu said, "I am really very happy that the Rugby Premier League has been a success... Hyderabad has won today, and it was really good to see... Rahul Bose has been amazing... I would like to congratulate him..." Her remarks came after Hyderabad Heroes delivered a commanding performance to defeat Mumbai Dreamers 41-17 in the title clash.

Match Highlights: Hyderabad Heroes Dominate

The final saw Mumbai Dreamers control early possession but fail to convert it into points, thanks to Hyderabad's disciplined defence forcing crucial turnovers. According to a press release, the Heroes capitalised through swift counter-attacks. Francisco Cosculluela's steal set up Taitaifono Tavita, and Manuel Moreno won possession to create an easy finish for Shivam Shukla. Maurice Longbottom added a drop goal, giving Hyderabad a comfortable lead at halftime.

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Second Half Surge

Hyderabad maintained relentless tempo after the break, with Tavita again creating space on the left for Diego Ardao to score. Mumbai finally found a breakthrough through quicker ball movement that released Ethan McFarland, but Hyderabad continued to punish turnovers. Ardao grabbed his second try, and Kevin Wekesa finished a flowing move out wide. Terio Tamani extended the lead early in the final quarter. James Turner pulled one back for Mumbai and set up Sukumar Hembrom late on, but Hyderabad's clinical finishing and defensive intensity ensured a commanding victory.

Third-Place Play-off

In the earlier play-off, Bengaluru Bravehearts secured third place after defeating Chennai Bulls 22-19 in an entertaining encounter.

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