Teenagers like 16-year-old Syndrela Das and 18-year-old P.B. Abhinandh aren’t just participating; they’re dismantling Olympians. Manika Batra, a decorated veteran, has lost every singles match so far. Not to seasoned pros; but to kids with nothing to lose and everything to prove. The real story? This isn’t an anomaly. It’s a generational shift. Youngsters are playing with fearless aggression, adapting mid-match, and turning the league into a battleground for the future. The crowd may be modest, but the stakes are sky-high: who will carry India’s TT legacy forward? The answer, for now, is written in the sweat of unheralded teens who’ve decided it’s their time to own the table. The pipeline isn’t just alive; it’s roaring.