Verse 30

²⁴In the same way Mustika, who had first struck the strong Balabhadra with his own fist, was struck hard by him with the flat of his hand, ²⁵and he shook all over, spat blood from his mouth, and in his pain fell dead on the lap of the earth, like a tree struck by the wind. ²⁶Then, when Kuta came at him, Rama, best of strikers, killed him in play with his left fist, king, as though it hardly mattered. ²⁷At that same moment Sala's head was struck by Krsna's foot, and Tosalaka was split in two; and both of them fell. ²⁸With Canura, Mustika, Kuta, Sala and Tosalaka killed, the rest of the wrestlers ran, every one of them wanting to keep his life.

²⁹The two drew in the cowherds, their friends, and mixed with them and played, while the drums sounded and they moved about with their anklets ringing. ³⁰All the people rejoiced at what Rama and Krsna had done, all but Kamsa; and the chief of the brahmins, the good, cried well done, well done.