Punjab Thunder overcame a sluggish start to register a 56-44 win over United Singhs in the Wave World Kabaddi League here Sunday.
Star raider Talwinder Singh Tinda and stoppers Yadwinder Singh and Rana Alishan were instrumental in overturning a first quarter deficit taking Punjab Thunder to an important win.
At the top of the Wave WKL, Khalsa Warriors hold a commanding lead with 17 points from nine matches.
Lahore Lions have 10 points from seven matches while Yo Yo Tigers and United Singh have eight points each.
California Eagles, Vancouver Lions and Punjab Thunder have six points each with Royal Kings USA struggling at the bottom with two points.
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