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Tchoukball could one day become a Paralympic discipline, with Singapore igniting a global push to grow the fast-paced indoor sport. The country has partnered th…
Tchoukball could one day become a Paralympic discipline, with Singapore igniting a global push to grow the fast-paced indoor sport. The country has partnered the game's international body to launch a new unified format for wheelchair-bound and able-bodied athletes to train and compete together. Organisers also hope to work with community and disability sport partners to grow local participation. Nikhil Khattar reports.
Tchoukball could one day become a Paralympic discipline, with Singapore igniting a global push to grow the fast-paced indoor sport. The country has partnered the game's international body to launch a new unified format for wheelchair-bound and able-bodied athletes to train and compete together. Organisers also hope to work with community and disability sport partners to grow local participation. Nikhil Khattar reports.
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