Vancouver Lions, who were tied at the end of first quarter and then pulled away to a handy by the end of third, survived narrowly before registering a 54-51 win as Royal Kings put up a great fight in the closing stages.
Arriving into Burlton Park, home of many a legend in Indian sport, the WKL was an immediate hit with the locals, who packed the stadium to capacity.
Khalsa Warriors, who are the only unbeaten team so far have 13 points from six wins and one tie, while Lahore Lions, United Singhs and Yo Yo Tigers have eight each. But Lahore have played only five matches, while United have played six and Yo Yo have had seven outings.
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