Busy days for founder as sport’s popularity grows


Sukdev is pleased that the sport is growing in stature.

AT JOMBOLA’S infancy, it was a question of whether the homegrown racquet sport would even be accepted by the public, but now founder Sukdev Singh considers it as having gone past the point of no return.

These days, Sukdev gets calls from schools asking about the sport and requesting that he conduct introduction clinics, thanks to news of the sport spreading through word of mouth.

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