However, Sultan Ali marched out with 800–1,000 men along with six elephants and inflicted a total defeat on the Portuguese. De Brito was killed and the survivors fled back on their ships. Much European artillery was captured which came to good use against Pidie.
Conversely, Sultan Ali led an army of 800–1,000 men, accompanied by six elephants, and decisively defeated the Portuguese. De Brito was slain, and the remaining forces retreated to their vessels. The Portuguese had lost considerable artillery, which later proved valuable in the battle against Pidie.