Widely regarded as the greatest raider in kabaddi history, he led the Patna Pirates to three straight titles and holds a multitude of the league's raiding records.

[6] Narwal made his debut in VIVO Pro Kabaddi with the Bengaluru Bulls against Patna Pirates in Season 2[5] and featured six times that campaign, scoring a total of nine raid points.

Narwal continued to carry the brunt of the raiding load in the playoffs and scored eight points in the Pirates' narrow 37–33 victory over Puneri Paltan in the semi-final,[7] taking them to their second-straight VIVO Pro Kabaddi final.

In Qualifier 2, Narwal scored 23 raid points against the Bengal Warriors in his team's narrow 47–44 victory,[7] helping the Pirates reach their third straight VIVO Pro Kabaddi final.

Narwal continued his unbelievable form in the final, scoring 19 raid points against Gujarat Fortunegiants to lead the Pirates to a 55–38 victory and capture their third straight VIVO Pro Kabaddi title.

[7] Narwal continued to string along quality performances but the Pirates struggled for form towards the latter end of the season and needed a big finish to their campaign to stand a chance to qualify for the Playoffs.

Narwal scored three Super 10s in the Pirates final five matches of the season but the team failed to register a single win and crashed out in the league stage of the campaign for the first time in franchise history.