Experts weigh in on the rising popularity of Pickleball in India, Taylor Swift’s preferred game

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The Rise of Pickleball: A Game Taking the World by Storm

Are you looking for a new sport to try out that’s taking the world by storm? Look no further than Pickleball! This paddle game, which combines elements of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong, has been gaining popularity among people of all ages and even celebrities.

With stars like Ben Stiller, Andy Roddick, Taylor Swift, and Jamie Foxx all getting in on the Pickleball craze, it’s no wonder that this game has captured the attention of millions. In fact, the game has grown to 13.6 million players in the United States alone, according to a recent report.

But it’s not just in the US where Pickleball is making waves. India is also catching on to the trend, with celebrities like Andre Agassi, Samantha Ruth Prabhu, and Vijay Deverakonda all showing their love for the game. The All India Pickle Ball Association is working hard to expand the game across the country, with a goal of reaching 1 million players in the next five years.

So what makes Pickleball so popular? According to Gaurav Natekar, founder of the World Pickle Ball League, the game’s appeal lies in its ease of play, inclusivity, and affordability. With the World Pickleball Championship set to take place in Mumbai in November, the excitement around the sport is only growing.

Professional players like Vrushali Thakare, Vanshik Kapadia, and Sonu Kumar Vishwakarma share their experiences and passion for the game, while amateur players like Avinay Widge, Bhakti Mehta, and Rushabh Mody talk about how Pickleball has become a fun and engaging way to stay active.

Whether you’re a seasoned athlete looking for a new challenge or a beginner looking to try something new, Pickleball is a game that offers something for everyone. With its growing popularity and potential for Olympic recognition, now is the perfect time to pick up a paddle and join in on the fun!

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