New Delhi, March 23 (NationPress) The Jaipur Polo Team showcased an impressive performance, overcoming Jindal Panther with a score of 12–9 in a nail-biting final of the Indian Open Polo Championship. This victory marks their 11th title in a remarkable season.

Fueled by a phenomenal eight-goal display from Alejo Aramburu and substantial contributions from the entire team, Jaipur displayed a blend of attacking accuracy and calmness under pressure to clinch this hard-fought win.

Jaipur commenced the match aggressively, establishing dominance in the initial chukker. Alejo Aramburu made a decisive strike to set the tone, while Maharaja Sawai Padmanabh Singh added to their score with a skillfully executed field goal.

Pratap Singh Kanota and Daniel Otamendi also contributed to the scoreboard, helping Jaipur surge to a 4–2 lead by the end of the first chukker, despite the spirited attempts from Jindal Panther under the leadership of Juan Gris Zavaletta.

In the second chukker, Jaipur tightened their grip on the match. Their defensive strategy effectively restrained Jindal Panther, while Aramburu continued to shine, further extending Jaipur’s lead. With another goal added and no response from the opposition, Jaipur led comfortably at 5–2 at halftime.

Jindal Panther fought back vigorously in the third chukker, with Juan Gris Zavaletta spearheading their efforts. By converting critical opportunities, he significantly reduced the deficit, while Siddhant Sharma made his presence felt on the scoreboard.

Jaipur responded through Aramburu to maintain their lead, yet the momentum had shifted, tightening the score to 6–5 by the end of the third chukker.

The fourth chukker evolved into a fierce contest, with both teams exchanging goals rapidly. Jaipur kept their composure, with HH Maharaja Sawai Padmanabh Singh stepping up at a pivotal moment to keep the scoreboard advancing.

Jindal Panther, however, pressed on through Zavaletta, ensuring the gap remained narrow at 8–7 as they approached the final chukker.

In the fifth chukker, Jaipur regained their dominance when it mattered most. Alejo Aramburu proved crucial once again, converting vital chances to tilt the momentum back in Jaipur’s favor. With cohesive teamwork and disciplined defense, Jaipur surged to 11–8, creating an essential buffer as they entered the final stretch.

The last chukker saw Jaipur maintain their control despite persistent pressure from Jindal Panther. Juan Gris Zavaletta netted another goal for his team, but Jaipur effectively countered to extinguish any hopes of a late comeback. With one last goal, Jaipur sealed the match at 12–9, achieving a well-deserved victory and yet another title in this dominant season.