At 24, she’s standing at the edge of India’s first-ever Teqball medal at the Asian Games. Not cricket. Not hockey. Not even badminton. Teqball; the sport that looks like table tennis on a curve; is getting its Olympic spotlight, and Quimcy’s carrying India’s hopes on her back. Down a game against Japan? She clawed back. Beat her next opponent in under half an hour? Done. Now it’s semifinal day; win, and she’s guaranteed a medal. Lose? Bronze is still on the table. This isn’t just about one athlete. It’s about new sports, new dreams, and why India’s next sporting icon might come from somewhere no one saw coming. Keep your eyes on Saturday. History’s being written quietly; with a curved table and a paddle.