HYDERABAD, INDIA: The second day of the HSBC Rugby Premier League powered by Avid Season 2 witnessed hosts Hyderabad Heroes, Mumbai Dreamers, Kolkata Banga Tigers (women), Mumbai Dreamers (women), and Chennai Bulls register wins at the GMC Balayogi Athletic Stadium, Gachibowli, Hyderabad on Wednesday, June 17.

Looking to bounce back from their opening defeat, Hyderabad Heroes made a flying start through Sumit Kumar and Maurice Longbottom. Despite sustained pressure from Delhi Redz, Taitaifono Tavita extended the Heroes’ advantage before Luciano Gonzalez and Javed Hussain brought the Redz back into the contest. Tavita struck again in the second half, while Patrick Odongo kept Delhi in the hunt. However, Wolfram Hacker’s late try sealed the victory for the Heroes.

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