Sushil Kambrekar is a young name in Indian kabaddi. From Gadge village, which is a neighbourhood of Haliyal in Karnataka, he comes from the Siddi tribal community, which makes his professional sports success all the more inspiring. Born into a poor farming family, Sushil is the eldest son of Motesh and Reshma Kambrekar. Along with his achievements on the kabaddi field also he is a role model to his younger sister, who is in college, and his brother, who is still in school.
Early Life and Passion for Kabaddi
From a young age, Sushil was into athletics and outdoor games. In terms of natural energy and strength, which he had, the sport that suited him best was Kabaddi, which he got introduced to when he joined a local sports club in Ujire. With the help of coaches and a regular training routine, he began to improve his skills which which as a raider were his forte. His dedication also to which he brought under pressure, which in turn made him a fearless player known for his dynamic attacking raids. His story is proof that with hard work and chance, you can transform raw talent into professional success.
Entry into Professional Kabaddi
Sushil’s break came when he put out a gameplay video, which went viral and, as a result, got on the radar of the kabaddi scouts. In Chennai, he had a trial which he passed with flying colours, showing in his speed, reflexes, and skill at the raid. That performance in turn got him into the Pro Kabaddi League, where the Bengal Warriorz signed him up. Also, for his community and his home state, that pick was a very proud moment that was a reflection of his dedication and determination.
PKL Debut and Rising Fame
In 11 matches, he put up 34 raid points, which included 27 touch points and 7 bonus points. Also, he achieved his first Super 10, which named him among the best debutants of that season. At one point in a match against Puneri Paltan, which was a high-pressure game, he secured an all-out with a decisive raid, which tied the game up.
Unfortunately, his progress was broken when he sustained a ligament injury, which saw him out for part of the season. Though this was a set back he had by that point proven himself to be a key player to watch.
Comeback and 2025 Prospects
By 2025, Sushil had fully made a comeback to join Bengal Warriorz for Pro Kabaddi League Season 12. The franchise signed him as a New Young Player, which is a sign of their confidence in his skills. Entering the season in better health and more determined, he is to play a key role in the team’s raiding unit. With a mix of agility, strength and tactical intelligence at his disposal, he is a key asset and is also looked at by analysts as one of the best young players to watch this year.
Playing Style and Strengths
Sushil is a right winger, which is what he does best. He has great speed, which is almost explosive, and very good footwork. Also, he is very smart in outmanoeuvring defenders with nifty moves. In terms of performance, he does well at getting bonus points and also at putting on powerful performances, which turn the team’s momentum in their favour. What makes him stand out is his durability; he comes back from injuries and still brings the same confidence and fighting spirit to the field.
Future Outlook
Still at the young age of 24, Sushil Kambrekar is a part of the new age of Indian kabaddi. He brings along with him the support of a very supportive family, community pride, and a that is which is growing league — which all add up to make him a very possible future star player. As the 2025 season rolls in, fans and experts will be watching out for his every move, and it is also very much possible that he may well become the flag bearer for Bengal Warriorz in the coming years.
