Pardeep Narwal 😎aka DUBKI KING👑 is an Indian Kabaddi athlete born on 16 February 1997 into a Hindu farming family in a small village in Rindhana, Sonipat district, Haryana. Father's name is Mr. Dharmbir Narwal and mother's name is Mrs. Birmati Devi.

Kabaddi's career
He was only seven years old when he was introduced to the game of kabaddi by his uncle Ravindra Narwal. At the age of 8, Pradeep chose his kabaddi passion for the school's under-11 kabaddi team.

He joined Haryana Kabaddi Academy under Naresh Narwal at the age of 12 and learned all the basics of Kabaddi from him, especially 'Dubki.' A boy too shy to play kabaddi, Pardeep will become the most aggressive racer in Pro Kabaddi League.
Beginning of the journey
Pardeep started his career by participating in local tournaments in his district. Ram Mehar Singh, head coach of the Service and Air Force teams, witnessed Pardeep's performance guiding him to play in the national championship. Pardeep represented the Air Force in the national tournament and won the championship.

Pro Kabaddi Debut
In 2015, Pardeep Narwal made his debut in the 2nd season of the PKL as a racer in the Bengaluru Bulls; Under Asian Games gold medalist Manjeet Chhillar, the Bulls had unprecedented strikers like Ajay Thakur and Rajesh Mondal.

Left out by young talent, Pardeep has barely been on the pitch and given little opportunity to show off his skills, he spends most of his time on the bench.

He played 6 games in PKL II and was able to score 9 raid points (1 Super Raid) but in the 3rd season of PKL he became sensational player and scored 121 raid points for her Patna Pirates team.

The ball was in his yard for the Patna Pirates in Season 3, which really helped showcase his abilities and become the superstar racer he is today.

Along with Rohit Kumar, he put on a superb performance throughout the season and led the Patna Pirates to the Vivo Pro Kabaddi title against defending champion U Mumba.

England finished the season as the league's top scorer with 121 raiding points. However, he left the title of "Best Raid Player" to Rishank Devadiga and "Most Valuable Player" to his teammate Rohit Kumar.
Records, Awards and Achievements
Pardeep Narwal is the only player to permanently hold Pro Kabaddi Most Valuable Player for two years {Season IV &V).

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