Kabaddi World Cup: 5 reasons which contributed to India's loss to South Korea

#2 An off-colour Mohit Chhillar

Mohit Chhillar (top left) was a mere spectator on the mat

Mohit Chhillar became the most expensive player in the world of kabaddi when Bengaluru Bulls shelled out Rs. 53 lakhs for his services ahead of the fourth season of the PKL. If his performance from the match against South Korea is anything to go by, Mohit will find it hard to keep his place in the Indian starting 7, let alone find suitors for the fifth season of the league.

He, possibly, had the worst match of his career as he attempted just ONE tackle, which was unsuccessful. The right corner defender needs to pull up his socks and stop living on reputation if India are to match expectations and lift the trophy come 22^nd November.