In the other matches of the day, South Eastern Railway (SER) Kolkata beat Diesel Mordanisation Workshop (DMW) Patiala by a narrow margin of 14-13. While Integral Coach Factory (ICF) Kapurthala trounced Southern Western Railway (SWR) Hoogly by 32-8.
South Central Railway (SCR) Sikandrabad won the match comfortably after defeating North Western Railway (NWR) by margin of 19-10.
Earlier, General Manager of ECR D K Gayen inaugurated the three-day Kabaddi championship in the presence of a number of ECR officials.
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