Manjeet Dahiya Kabaddi Player Biography, Wiki, Height, Weight, Career

Manjeet Dahiya Biography: Manjeet Dahya is a professional Kabaddi player who debuted in Pro Kabaddi Season 6.

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Manjeet Dahiya Biography

Manjeet Dahiya Biography: Manjeet Dahya was born on 30 Oct 1996 in India. He is a professional Kabaddi player who debuted in Pro Kabaddi Season 6. He is an new young sensations in Kabaddi.

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Manjeet Dahiya Wiki

Name	Manjeet Dahiya
Date Of Birth	30 Oct 1996
Birth Place	India
Height	1.85 m
Weight	72Kg
Zodiac Sign	Scorpio
Net Worth	N/A

Manjeet Dahiya Career

Manjeet Dahya is a professional Kabaddi player who debuted in Season 6 of Pro Kabaddi. He surprised everyone when he scored eight points in his first game. He uses his height during raids to perform his signature skill, the running hand touch.

Patna Pirates acquired Manjeet for 20.4 lakhs in Pro Kabaddi League season 6 as a backup player for raiders Pardeep and Deepak. He is also a capable defender who contributes to the team when needed. Manjeet scored 8 points in his Pro Kabaddi League Season 6 debut, finishing only three points short of his captain, Pardeep Narwal. Standing over 6 feet tall, this raider charges through the defensive lineup before the opponents realize what hit them. He takes use of his height and escapes the defenders using a variety of ways.

He uses his athletic body and arm to reach for rapid touches. His long legs had carried him across the mat, shocking the opposing defenders. The lethal combination of experience and guts has paid off, as he received a Super 10 in only his ninth encounter in the league. Puneri Paltan signed this young raider in PKL Season 7 for Rs. 63 lakhs after fierce bidding.

He was also a part of the squad that clinched the federation cup in 201. He also bagged gold in the international Invitation tournament in 2017. On the other hand, he has also played in the 65th and 66th Senior nationals representing the Services team.