India’s paddle team is fully prepared to represent the country in the Asia Paisffi Pael Cup (APPC 2025) to be held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia this year. Many of the best paddle players of the country will participate in this tournament, but the most special name is Team Ind
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India’s paddle team will participate in the Asia Pacific Pael Cup (APPC 2025) to be held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in August 2025. The tournament for Amy will be the biggest platform of his paddle career. Amy herself has described this opportunity as a sure of her sports journey.
Team India ready with Amarjot
Team India is landing with the balance of experienced and new players in this tournament. All the players are known for fantastic Sarva, Tej Rally and Strategic Smash. According to the organizers, APPC 2025 is the largest paddle event in the Asia-Pacific region, in which teams from top countries will participate.
Now everyone’s eyes are on APPC 2025, in which Amarjot Kaur and his team will demonstrate their strength, strategy and passion on the court of Kuala Lumpur, and will try to make India proud of the international stage. Along with the partner, the fans associated with Yuvraj Singh have also got their eyes on Amarjot.
Amy’s father Yograj Singh, mother Nina Bundel and brother Yuvraj Singh.
Yuvraj Singh’s step sister is Amy
Amarjot Kaur is the half -sister of former Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh. She is the daughter of Yograj Singh and his second wife, Punjabi actress Nina Bundel. Amarjot currently lives in Chandigarh and is moving towards making a career in tennis. His family is also included in his real brother Victor Singh, besides half -brothers Yuvraj Singh and Zorawar Singh.
Like her mother, Amarjot is also very glamorous and is becoming increasingly popular on social media. He has more than 32,000 followers on Instagram. With the passion for sports and increasing identity in the digital world, Amarjot is now becoming an emerging personality.
What is paddle game and its special things, read
Padel is a racket game, which is considered a mixture of tennis and squash and is mainly played in doubles format. Its court is smaller than the tennis court, about 20 meters long and 10 meters wide, and surrounded by glass and lattice walls all around, causing the ball to collide in the game even after hitting the wall, like a squash.
The racket used in the paddle is smaller than the tennis racket and without string, with holes, while the ball is like a tennis ball. But the pressure in it is slightly less, so that the game remains under control despite being fast.
The paddle began in 1969 in Mexico, but today it is extremely popular in Spain, Argentina, UAE and many countries in Europe. The popularity of paddle games in India has increased rapidly over the years. This game is still new in India, but in cities like Mumbai, Delhi and Punjab, its courts are being made rapidly and the scope of the game is increasing.