All set for India–Argentina polo showdown
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The event was attended by dignitaries, polo enthusiasts and media representatives who gathered to witness the unveiling of what promises to be one of the most spectacular contests in the global polo calendar.
Simran Shergill, Shamsheer Ali, Sawai Padmanabh Singh and Siddhant Sharma, a dynamic lineup known for their agility and teamwork, will be representing India. Team Argentina comprises of Juan Augustin Garcia Grossi, Salvador Jauretche, Matias Bautista Espasandin and Nicolas Jorge Corti Maderna. With their experience and flair, both teams promise an intense contest of skill, strategy and horsemanship.
The event highlighted how the fusion of heritage, technology and sportsmanship not only strengthened the global polo circuit but also shined a spotlight on India’s growing prominence in the sport.
Speaking at the event, Kamlesh Sharma, CEO and Managing Director of KogniVera IT Solutions, said, "Polo is about more than goals; it’s about connection, rhythm and shared purpose. At KogniVera IT Solutions, we apply the same philosophy to our work; combining skill, strategy, and commitment to achieve meaningful outcomes. The KogniVera International Polo Cup brings together nations, traditions, and a shared love for excellence. Partnering with the Indian Polo Association allows us to honour these principles and celebrate the spirit of collaboration, perseverance, and dedication that polo so beautifully embodies."