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Sunny Bhandarkar Exclusive: EPBL CEO Eyes Brighter Future For Indian Basketball


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Published in Sports and Competition on Monday, December 9th 2024 at 23:05 GMT by Outlookindia   Print publication without navigation

  • In addition to Elite Pro Basketball League, Sunny Bhandarkar is planning to launch EWPBL and UBL for women and rising young players, respectively apart from academies and collegiate tournaments

The article from Outlook India features an exclusive interview with Sunny Bhandarkar, the CEO of the Elite Pro Basketball League (EPBL) and the Elite Women's Pro Basketball League (EWPBL). Bhandarkar discusses his vision for the future of basketball in India, emphasizing the growth and development of the sport through these leagues. He highlights the challenges faced by basketball in India, including lack of infrastructure and funding, but expresses optimism about the potential for growth, especially with the introduction of professional leagues that can provide a platform for young talent. Bhandarkar also talks about the importance of grassroots development, increasing visibility through media, and the strategic partnerships that are crucial for the sport's expansion. He aims to make basketball a household name in India, akin to cricket, by fostering a competitive environment and nurturing talent from the ground up.

Read the Full Outlookindia Article at:
[ https://www.outlookindia.com/sports/others/sunny-bhandarkar-exclusive-interview-epbl-ewpbl-leagues-ceo-eyes-brighter-future-for-indian-basketball ]

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