Original sentence: Both sides claimed a victory.However, the British repulse, together with the loss of several guns and the colours of the 24th and two other regiments, and the rout of the 14th Light Dragoons, dealt a severe blow to British morale and prestige.Sher Singh later withdrew to the north.Sikh casualties were harder to estimate, but it is put at around 4,000.Since the Sikhs appear to have disengaged first, the British claim the victory,  although they admitted that the Sikhs missed an opportunity to defeat the British outright.The British forces did retreat, but three days after the battle ended.The Sikhs claimed that they forced the British to retreat.Three days of incessant rainfall prevented the Sikhs from crossing flooded gullies and streams, and the British marched away in reasonable order
Edited sentence: Sikh casualties were harder to estimate, but it was considerably less than the British casualties.The British repulse, together with the loss of several guns and the colours of the 24th and two other regiments, and the rout of the 14th Light Dragoons, dealt a severe blow to British morale and prestige.The Sikhs were victorious as they inflicted huge casualties on the British resulting in the British withdrawal