Rugby Premier League: Chennai Bulls Draw, Delhi Redz and Hyderabad Heroes Triumph

Exciting Day in Rugby Premier League

On the tenth day of the Rugby Premier League, the Chennai Bulls secured a spot in the semi-finals with a 14-14 draw against the Bengaluru Bravehearts. Meanwhile, the Delhi Redz and the Hyderabad Heroes celebrated victories at the Ganti Mohana Chandra Balayogi Athletic Stadium in Gachibowli, Hyderabad, on Thursday.

Delhi Redz Defeat Kolkata Banga Tigers 40-28

The Delhi Redz started strong, methodically building their attacks. Nygel Amaitsa was the first to score, followed by tries from Samuel Asati and Josep Serres. Hitesh Dagar further extended their lead as the Redz dominated both possession and territory. The Kolkata Banga Tigers, facing elimination, responded with a try from Vuiviwa Naduvalo just before halftime.

After the break, Serres scored again, but Naduvalo showcased his skills with two impressive tries, bringing the Tigers back into contention. Jon Okeyo added a try for Delhi in the final quarter, while Naduvalo's efforts were commendable. Ultimately, the Redz held their composure to secure a crucial victory.

Hyderabad Heroes Crush Mumbai Dreamers 33-0

The Hyderabad Heroes controlled the match with quick ball movement and aggressive defense, stretching the Mumbai Dreamers across the field. Manuel Moreno opened the scoring with a well-executed play, followed by Taitaifono Tavita, who found space to add another try.

In the second quarter, Tavita scored again, and Francisco Cosculluela took advantage of sustained pressure as Mumbai struggled to maintain possession. Although the Dreamers improved their defense in the third quarter, Hyderabad maintained their dominance. Ravuama Seruvakula scored in the final quarter, while the Heroes' organized defense kept Mumbai scoreless.

Chennai Bulls and Bengaluru Bravehearts End in a Draw

The Chennai Bulls started strong, using their physicality and quick ball recycling to keep the Bravehearts on the defensive. Santiago Alvarez scored the first try, but Bengaluru quickly responded with Jonas Mikalcius leveling the score by the end of the first quarter.

The second period saw strong defensive plays from both teams, disrupting offensive phases. After the restart, Magomederassul Magomedov pushed the Bravehearts forward, allowing Akuila Rokolisoa to score and take the lead. However, Mohit Khatri quickly equalized with a powerful run. Despite Chennai's late pressure, Bengaluru's defense held firm, resulting in a shared point.