Pardeep Narwal is a celebrated Indian professional Kabaddi player, widely regarded as one of the greatest raiders in the history of the sport. Born on February 16, 1997, in Rindhana village, Sonipat, Haryana, his journey to Kabaddi stardom began with early exposure to the sport in his local community. His exceptional raiding skills quickly became apparent, marked by agility, speed, and an uncanny ability to score points under pressure.

Narwal rose to prominence in the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL), where he showcased his talent playing for the Patna Pirates. He led the team to three consecutive PKL titles from Season 3 to Season 5, establishing himself as a key player and a fan favorite. His signature move, the "Dubki," became a defining aspect of his raiding style, leaving defenders bewildered and earning him the nickname "Dubki King." Beyond his individual brilliance, Narwal's leadership qualities and teamwork contributed significantly to the success of the Patna Pirates.

His consistent highscoring performances and recordbreaking achievements have solidified his place as a legend in the sport. He holds numerous PKL records, including the most raid points and the highest number of Super 10s (scoring 10 or more points in a single match). His contributions to Kabaddi have not only elevated the sport's popularity but have also inspired countless aspiring players across India. Beyond the PKL, Narwal has also represented India in international Kabaddi competitions, further cementing his status as a national sporting icon.