Pro Kabaddi Points Table: Where did Bengaluru Bulls finish in the PKL points table from Season 1 to 10?

Bengaluru Bulls have been consistent in the Pro Kabaddi League over the years. They finished third in the first edition of the league with 47 points, having won eight matches, lost four, and tied one.

The Bulls secured the second position in the Pro Kabaddi Season 2 standings with 48 points and a score difference of 55 from 14 matches, including nine wins and five losses. In Season 3, they finished fourth with 47 points and a score difference of 26, having won nine games and lost five.

Bengaluru Bulls finished sixth in Season 4 with 32 points from 14 matches, having won five games, lost eight, and tied one. They finished their campaign with a score difference of -55. Meanwhile, they secured the fourth spot in PKL Season 5 with 57 points and a score difference of 10, courtesy of eight wins, 11 losses, and three ties.

With 78 points, Bengaluru Bulls finished atop the Pro Kabaddi Season 6 points table. They clinched 13 wins, seven losses, and two ties to finish their campaign with a score difference of 104.

In Season 7, they finished sixth with 64 points and a score difference of 16 from 22 matches, including 11 wins, 10 wins, and a tie. The Bulls secured fifth place with 66 points, having won 11 games, lost nine, and a couple of ties. They ended their campaign with a score difference of 53.

In PKL Season 9, the Bulls ended their campaign in the third position with 74 points, courtesy of 13 wins, eight losses, and a tie. They finished the league stage with a score difference of 39.

53 points and a score difference of -67 - the worst performance of the Bulls in the last 10 years led the team to an eighth-place finish in Season 10. They bagged eight wins, 12 losses, and two ties.

Pro Kabaddi Points Table: Bengaluru Bulls in PKL Points Table over the years

Position	Edition	Played	Wins	Losses	Ties	SD	Points
3rd	Season 1	14	8	5	1	0	47
3rd	Season 2	14	9	5	0	55	48
4th	Season 3	14	9	5	0	26	47
6th	Season 4	14	5	8	1	-55	32
4th	Season 5	22	8	11	3	10	57
1st	Season 6	22	13	7	2	104	78
6th	Season 7	22	11	10	1	16	64
5th	Season 8	22	11	9	2	53	66
3rd	Season 9	22	13	8	1	39	74
8th	Season 10	22	8	12	2	-67	53

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