Mahipal Sinwar is an Indian kabaddi player who is recognized for his role as a raider in the Professional Kabaddi League.
Wiki/Biography
Mahipal Sinwar was born on Tuesday. Born on January 1, 2002 (age 22; as of 2024) in Sardarshahar, Churu District, Rajasthan. His zodiac sign is Capricorn. He completed his schooling at a local government school and then attended Sadur Sports School in Bikaner, Rajasthan.
appearance
Height (approximately): 5′ 9″
Weight (approximately): 80kg
Hair color: black
Eye color: dark brown
Body Measurements (Approximately): Bust: 38″, Waist: 32″, Biceps: 14″
family
Parents and siblings
Mahipal Sinwar has an elder brother named Mohan Lal Sinwar who is a teacher in Rajasthan. He also has a younger brother named Pawan Kumar Sinwar who works in the Indian Army. Mahipal’s father, Palaram, was a farmer; however, there is not much information about Mahipal’s mother.
Mahipal Sinwar and his mother
Mahipal Sinwar (left) and his brother Pawan Kumar Sinwar
wife
Mahipal Sinwar is unmarried.
religion
Mahipal Sinwar follows Hinduism.
Mahipal Sinwar seeks blessings at temple
kabaddi player
Mahipal started his kabaddi journey by participating in local tournaments in Rajasthan and has played in different cities in Rajasthan including Bikaner, Ajmer and Jaipur . In 2020, Mahipal represented the Rajasthan Kabaddi team in the 46th National Youth Kabaddi Championship held in Rohtak, Haryana. The following year, Mahipal qualified for the 2021 Rajasthan K7 Kabaddi Qualifiers and won the gold medal on behalf of the JSG Warriors in the finals of the event.
Mahipal Sinwar (centre) with his team during K7 Kabaddi Qualifiers Rajasthan Championship 2021
In 2022, he represented the Rajasthan team at the India Khello Youth Games and then represented the Rajasthan Police Kabaddi team in the 69th Senior State Kabaddi Championship and won the gold medal in the championship finals.
Mahipal Sinwar posts on Instagram about winning 69th State Senior Kabaddi Championship 2022
In the same year, Mahipal Sinwar was selected by the team “Aravalli Arrows” to play as a left-hand attacker in the Yuva Kabaddi summer series. He played in 3 games and scored a total of 33 points, with a surprise hit rate of 72.09% and a tackle success rate of 40%.
Mahipal Sinwar (in yellow) during the Yuva Kabaddi Series 2022
In 2022, Mahipal Sinwar was acquired by Lucknow-based team ‘UP Yoddhas’ for Rs. The Pro Kabaddi League Season 9 will be attended by 8.78 lakh people. He played in 5 games, scored 11 points, and shot 42% on raids. He was selected in the New Young Player (NYP) category.
Mahipal Sinwar during the match of Pro Kabaddi League Season 9 2023
In the same year, he represented the Rajasthan Police in the 71st All India Police Wrestling Cluster Championship (Kabaddi) and won a gold medal.
Mahipal Sinwar poses with gold medal at All India Police Wrestling Cluster Championship 2022
In 2023, Mahipal Sinwar was retained by the ‘UP Yoddhas’ team for the 10th season of the Pro Kabaddi League.
Mahipal Sinwar as official retained raider for Pro Kabaddi League Season 10 2023
In the same year, he represented the Rajasthan Police Kabaddi team in the All India Police Games and won the runner-up trophy.
Mahipal Sinwar (left) poses with All India Police Games (2023) runners-up trophy
Awards
- 2022: Best Raider of 69th Senior State Kabaddi Championship
Mahipal Sinwar posts on Instagram about winning ‘Best Raider’ title in 2022
- 2022: Best Raider of Yuva Kabaddi Series
Mahipal Sinwar (left) wins the ‘Best Raider’ award (2022)
bicycle collection
Mahipal Sinwar owns Royal Enfield Bullet.
Mahipal Sinwar posing on bicycle
Facts/Trivia
- Mahipal Shinwar, who also served in the Indian Army and was later posted as a constable in the Rajasthan Police, also became a part of their kabaddi team.
Mahipal Sinwar in Rajasthan police uniform
- It was Mahipal’s elder brother Mohan Lal who recognized Mahipal’s dedication to kabaddi and took the initiative to support him in his journey.
- As of 2023, he has been selected for the national team 8 times.
- Initially, Manipal was played as a right-back; but due to the lack of predators in the team, he was asked to play as a predator.
- While Manipal was practicing at the Sadur Sports School in Bikaner, he had a trial and was selected as a member of the Gandhinagar chapter of the Sports Authority of India.
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Source: HIS Education