New Delhi, Oct 12 (NationPress) With another exceptional display from Alireza Mirzaian, the Bengaluru Bulls achieved an impressive 43-32 victory against the Bengal Warriorz at the Thyagaraj Indoor Stadium on Sunday evening.

Alireza contributed 18 points to the match, while Deepak Sankar recorded a High Five, marking their third consecutive win as coach BC Ramesh's team climbed to fourth place on the points leaderboard. Devank Dalal’s 13th consecutive Super 10, however, was in vain once again.

The matchup began with a tense and closely-contested rivalry. Devank initiated the action with confident raids, while defender Ashish provided stability in defense. The Bulls, however, countered with the comprehensive efforts of Alireza Mirzaian, whose early scoring kept them competitive.

The pace remained rapid, with both teams unable to gain a decisive advantage, indicating that the match could swing in either direction as it progressed past the first quarter. At the ten-minute mark, the Warriorz held a narrow 10–9 lead, showcasing how fiercely contested the initial exchanges had been.

The second quarter saw a flurry of activity, with both teams successfully raiding. Warriorz's Devank was in top form, consistently penetrating the Bulls' defense with nimble footwork and sharp awareness, while Alireza Mirzaian kept Bengaluru in the game with his all-around performance.

Nonetheless, the Bulls retaliated with a pivotal play through a Super Tackle on Himanshu Narwal, led by the seasoned Alireza Mirzaian, which shifted the momentum in their favor. Shortly thereafter, Alireza followed up with a successful raid, and Ganesha Hanamantagol's Super Raid intensified the Warriorz's challenges. By the ten-minute mark, the Bulls had established control, leading 22–15 at halftime.

The third quarter saw the intensity surge as both Warriorz and Bulls exchanged ALL OUTs. The Bulls, who entered the second half with a nine-point advantage, sustained their rhythm through Alireza Mirzaian’s outstanding raids. His Super Raid, which eliminated Ashish, Manjeet, and Himanshu Narwal, further solidified Bengaluru’s dominance.

The Warriorz refused to back down quietly with a crucial ALL OUT on the Bulls, reviving their hopes of a comeback. However, Alireza swiftly reversed the tide with a commanding raid that led to the Bulls inflicting an ALL OUT of their own, maintaining a lead of 35–26 as the match approached its conclusion.

In the final ten minutes, the Bengaluru Bulls solidified their dominance, concluding the game with clinical execution. Alireza continued to challenge the Warriorz defense, achieving his Super 10—a well-deserved recognition of his excellence on the night. Meanwhile, Deepak Sankar stood firm in defense, effectively managing the backline and executing crucial tackles, including two on Devank, which earned him a commendable High Five.

The Warriorz attempted to launch a late resurgence, but the structured and composed gameplay of the Bulls proved too formidable. Despite the Warriorz forcing a few empty raids, the Bulls maintained their eleven-point lead to secure a 43–32 victory.