Racketlon, a sport combining four racket disciplines, is gaining traction in India, a country traditionally dominated by cricket. Vikramaditya Chaufla, captain of the Indian Racketlon team, is gearing up to defend their title at the upcoming Racketlon Championship in August 2023. After a six-year wait for the championship, Vikram is optimistic about their chances, citing a strong team that includes former champions from badminton and squash. He believes that Racketlon's growth hinges on institutional support and its introduction in schools, which could attract more players and provide job security through sports. Currently, Racketlon is not an Olympic sport, which limits government support, but its inclusion in the World Games marks progress. Vikram acknowledges that India is emerging in Racketlon, competing against stronger teams from Europe. He also runs a badminton academy in Udaipur, fostering young talent in badminton, which he sees as having a bright future in India. Overall, Vikram is hopeful about Racketlon's future in India, citing the potential for more medals as new talents emerge.