Parvesh Bhainswal is an Indian former professional Kabaddi player, who played as a defender for the Indian national team. He was part of the Indian Kabaddi team for the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, China.
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Wiki/Biography
Parvesh Bhainswal, also known as Parvesh Malik, was born on Saturday, 12 April 1997 (age 26 years; as in 2023) in Sonipat district, Haryana, India. His zodiac sign is Aries. He is a resident of Bhainswal village of Sonipat district.
Parvesh Bhainswal’s childhood picture
He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree. When Parvesh was young, he used to watch his elder brother play Kabaddi, after which he developed interest in the game and started participating in tournaments. After his father’s death, he decided to quit playing; However, his brother supported him and told him to continue playing.
Physical Appearance
Height (Approx): 5′ 10″
Weight (Approx): 75 kg
Hair Color: Dark Brown
Eye colour: black
Body Measurements (Approx): Chest: 40 inches, Waist: 32 inches, Biceps: 15 inches
Family
parents and siblings
He has an elder brother named Savesh Malik.
Parvesh Bhainswal with his mother
Wife
He is unmarried.
livelihood
Parvesh played in under-14 school games and his talent was recognized during the University Nationals when coach Jaiveer Sharma spotted him. After this, he joined the Sports Authority of India in Gandhinagar. He has participated in several domestic tournaments, representing both the Income Tax and Railways teams.
Pravesh Bhainswal won a medal in a Kabaddi match early in his career
In 2020, he played with the Indian Railways team and won the gold medal in the 67th Senior National Kabaddi Championship. In 2022, he won the trophy and gold medal with his team in the 69th Men’s Senior National Kabaddi Championship.
Parvesh Bhainswal after winning the gold medal in the 69th Men’s Senior National Kabaddi Championship
international
In 2019, he participated as a member of the Indian Kabaddi team and won the gold medal at the 13th South Asian Games in Kathmandu, Nepal. In June 2023, he was part of the Indian Kabaddi team that won the gold medal at the 11th Asian Kabaddi Championship held in Busan, South Korea.
Parvesh Bhainswal during the final match of the 11th Asian Kabaddi Championship.
In 2023, Parvesh was a member of the Indian team that won the gold medal in the Asian Games final in Hangzhou, China. The team emerged victorious, defeating Iran by a score of 33–29 in a controversial final.
Pro Kabbadi League
Parvesh’s presence in the national team attracted the attention of Jaipur Pink Panthers, who recruited him for Season 4 of the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL). In 2016, Pravesh Bhainswal made his debut in Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) as a player of Jaipur Pink Panthers team.
Parvesh Bhainswal defending for Jaipur Pink Panthers in PKL Season 4
In the PKL Season 5 auction in 2017, he was bought by Gujarat Fortune Giants team for Rs 25 lakh. In Season 5, he scored 48 tackle points in 24 matches with 4 super tackles. In Season 6 of PKL, he was again sold to Gujarat Fortunegiants for Rs 35 lakh. During the sixth season of the Pro Kabaddi League, he performed impressively. He achieved his personal highest tackle score with 86 tackle points in 25 matches, which included 4 super tackles. In 2019, he scored 55 tackle points in 22 matches in PKL Season 7. In 2021, he was retained as a member of Gujarat Giants in Season 8 of the PKL.
In the 2022 Season 9 of the Pro Kabaddi League, he was sold for Rs 62 lakh and Parvesh Bhainswal played for the Telugu Titans in the Pro Kabaddi League, showcasing his skills as a left cover and earning six High 5s in 21 games. Parvesh was retained by Telugu Titans in the August 2023 auction for PKL 10.
medal
- Gold Medal in 13th South Asian Games (2019)
Indian team after winning the gold medal in the 13th South Asian Games
- Gold Medal in 11th Asian Kabaddi Championship (2023)
Parvesh Bhainswal after winning the gold medal in the 11th Asian Kabaddi Championship
- Gold Medal in 19th Asian Games (2023)
A moment of joy! Our Kabaddi men’s team is invincible!
Congratulations on winning the gold medal in the Asian Games.
Their tireless determination and impeccable teamwork have made India proud. pic.twitter.com/d0ySCCgZs9
-Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) 7 October 2023
bike collection
He has a Royal Enfield Bullet.
Pravesh Bhainswal sitting on his Royal Enfield Bullet
car collection
He has Hyundai Verna and Mahindra Scorpio.
Pravesh Bhainswal with his Hyundai Verna
Parvesh Bhainswal is sitting on the bonnet of his Mahindra Scorpio car
Favorite
- Film: Gadar: Ek Prem Katha (2001)
Facts/General Knowledge
- Apart from being an international Kabaddi player, he also works as a TT in Indian Railways.
- In his free time he likes watching movies.
- He and his cousin Sunil Malik started playing Kabaddi at the age of 11–12. In an interview, while talking about how he first started playing Kabaddi and became a professional Kabaddi player, he said,
It all started after watching our elder brothers play Kabaddi in school. At that time, we just played for fun, but as things progressed and we participated in Under-14 Nationals and School Nationals, we started realizing that Kabaddi had potential for us. Since then we have not looked back and here we are in the Pro Kabaddi League stage.
- In an interview, he had revealed that if he had not become a Kabaddi player, he would have been a wrestler.
- He is an animal lover.
Parvesh Bhainswal with pet dog
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