Riding on Ajay Thakur's superb display for the second day running, Bengaluru rallied from a 21-23 first half score to put it across their rivals in a rousing encounter.
This was Bengaluru's second straight win in the eight-team round robin, having already got the better of Delhi Dabang in more convincing fashion with a 47-28 verdict last night at the same venue.
It was Wazir's timely and successful raid when Pune trailed 14-17 that helped them draw level and then take the lead in the first half of play.
Mahesh Narwal contributed six points to the losers' tally. Bengaluru were, in fact, leading by six points (16-10) after packing off the entire opposition for an all-out and two extra points when Pune fought back and drew level at 19 and then surged in front before the half way mark.
Bengaluru led by six points (40-34) with time ticking out fast. Though Pune narrowed the lead with some successful raids and defending the leeway was too big to bridge and in the end they lost by three points.
