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IWTT

There is a growing need to develop recreational and competitive wheelchair tennis in India. Since 2016, IWTT has been pioneering efforts towards promoting the sport and changing mindsets about the abilities of persons with disabilities in India. Currently, wheelchair tennis is practiced in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Delhi, Punjab and Maharashtra.

Help us get it to all 29 states in India.

 
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We provide opportunities for persons with disabilities to pursue wheelchair tennis as a competitive sport. We design and develop programs tailored to enhance athlete development, coach training, workshops and camps for kids.

Here’s how you can help us do more.

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About Testimonial Entries
Rahul Dravid

“To watch the passion with which the differently-abled sports persons play is really inspiring. We need to do all we can do to help them in their sporting journeys as I believe it will lead to a much stronger community.”

RAHUL DRAVID


Jordanne Whiley

“It is important to try new things because you never know where it may lead. I really hope wheelchair tennis can give to the people in India a new opening to social and career opportunities.”

Jordanne Whiley

Wimbledon wheelchair doubles champion, 10-time grand slam champion and two-time Paralympic bronze medallist

Daniel Caverzaschi

“I encourage all the wheelchair tennis players to train hard, pursue goals and, especially, enjoy the game. Wheelchair tennis as you will see is tennis.” 

Daniel Caverzaschi

Designated as the Paralympic Nadal, he is the Spanish king of wheelchair tennis. #1 in Spain and #14 in the world

Gordon Reid

“I look forward to seeing players from India compete on the UNIQLO Wheelchair Tennis Tour as IWTT program builds momentum. Good luck!”

GORDON REID

Ranked world #4 in singles and world #1 in doubles, a Paralympic gold medallist and 2 time singles grand slam champion.