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New Delhi [India], December 1: The Roll Ball Federation of India (RBFI) has officially announced the Men’s and Women’s squads for the 7th Roll Ball World Cup 2025, marking the beginning of India’s determined march toward international success. With the tournament scheduled to be held in Dubai, UAE, both squads have begun an intensive 30-day training camp in Pune, running from 10th November to 10th December 2025.
This year’s preparations stand out for the renewed structure and clarity introduced under the effective leadership of RBFI President Tapan Acharya, whose streamlined approach has strengthened professionalism and team focus across both contingents.
Under Tapan Acharya’s guidance, Team India’s World Cup campaign carries a sharper, more unified direction. Speaking at the squad announcement, Acharya shared a concise yet powerful message of belief, stating that India heads to Dubai with full confidence and a clear aim — to fight for gold. His assurance has injected strong motivation into the national setup as players enter the final phase of preparation.
After a tight finish in 2023 that earned them silver, the men’s squad is set on reclaiming its world dominance.
With continued growth and improved support systems, the women’s team is determined to deliver its strongest-ever performance on the global stage.
Rohan Dabhade, Harshal Ghuge, Dipesh Choudhary, Yash Rashiya, Mahipal Mahala,
Hiteshwar Singh, Deepak Raja, Srikant Sahu,
Yash Chudasama, Krishna Yadgire, Pratik Sathe, Aditya Ranawat.
Prachi Pachauri, Ishika Sharma, Mahathi M K,
Preetika Tarawat, Suhani Singh, Varnika,
Riny Rupavatiya, Kavya Nakrani, Ann Netto,
Shruti Bhagat, Suvidha Sareen, Madhumita SS.

Both are working closely with the RBFI leadership team to ensure seamless coordination and world-class support for the squads.
The ongoing month-long camp in Pune has created a high-intensity training environment focused on endurance, tactical sharpening, skating precision, and mental conditioning. Daily drills are designed to simulate match pressure, improve team chemistry, and refine strategies for Dubai’s highly competitive atmosphere.
As the countdown begins, India enters the 7th Roll Ball World Cup 2025 with strong squads, disciplined preparation, and renewed belief. With the support of RBFI leadership and the confidence shared by Tapan Acharya, the nation stands behind its athletes as they chase the ultimate goal.
Dubai awaits — and so does India’s next big moment in Roll Ball history.
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