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#1 Jang Kun Lee
One of the best raiders in the competition by a long stretch, Jang Kun Lee's efficiency on the mat has paid rich dividends to the Bengal Warriors' campaign over the past few seasons. From 72 matches,
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Lee has a total of 351 points of which are 332 raid points which certainly underlines his raiding ability.
A massive chunk of the bronze-medal winning South Korean Kabaddi team from the Incheon Games, Lee has participated in every season of the Pro Kabaddi League and has only grown in stature with every passing year.
Possessing a vicious 'scorpion kick' to add more variety to his existing bag of tricks, Lee's services were bought back by the Bengal Warriors for a sum of ₹33 lakh rupees and the talented raider will certainly turn out to be the lead raider for Korea in the upcoming competition.
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