TEQBALL MUMBAI
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From Mumbai.
For India.
Built for the world.

Teqball Mumbai is India's high-performance teqball ecosystem: a national-standard club, a talent pathway, and the training ground behind the country's first Asian Youth Games teqball representative.

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Founded by Vinit Jain
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FITEQ singles world ranking (Vinit Jain)
Teqball Mumbai athletes at the 6th Teqball Open National Championship, Nashik, June 2025.

Teqball Mumbai is a high-performance teqball club and ecosystem founded by Vinit Jain in 2021, running an athlete development pathway, the Mumbai Teq League, and the training ground behind India's Asian Youth Games teqball representative, built around teqball, the football-based table sport now on the programme at major multi-sport games across Asia.

From Mumbai to the World

2019
Vinit Jain wins India's first-ever international Teqball match at the 1st Asian-Pacific Teqball Cup, China (Rank 5), two years before founding the club.
2021
Vinit Jain founds Teqball Mumbai and wins Gold at the 1st Teqball Beach National Championship.
2022–24
The squad competes across three continents: World Series (Paris, Poland, Vietnam), World Championships (Germany, Thailand, Vietnam), and tours through Dubai, Spain and Thailand.
2025
Atharva Sakpal represents India at the Asian Youth Games, Bahrain, ranking 9th, with founder Vinit Jain as Team India Coach.
2026
Vinit Jain tops the Men's Singles Asian Games Selection Trials in Nashik.
Needs confirmation: final Asian Games 2026 squad not yet announced

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From our club to the Asian stage

In October 2025, teqball made its debut at the Asian Youth Games in Bahrain, and Teqball Mumbai's Atharva Sakpal wore India's colours and finished 9th in Men's Singles, with club founder Vinit Jain serving as Team India Coach.

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More Than a Sport

Teqball sharpens the first touch, control and decision-making that footballers rely on, which is why Teqball Mumbai's ecosystem crosses over with professional football, through partners including Mumbai City FC and All Stars FC.

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Mumbai Teq League

Now in its 7th season, the Mumbai Teq League has brought 300+ athletes through its ranks. Season 7 has just concluded with 48 players competing.

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Built with support from Mumbai City FC · All Stars FC · Royal Sports (Kit Partner) · Max Protein (Protein Partner)

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Stories from the Movement

International Journey

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Mumbai Teq League

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Behind the Scenes

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