Men

Marcel Jansen
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Netherlands
01 April 1977
45
195 cm
77 kg

C.S.V. Handbal
NED
William van den Ende
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Netherlands
27 January 1971
51
187 cm
85 kg

Quintus
NED
Joyce van Haaster
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Netherlands
10 June 1977
45
183 cm
68 kg

C.S.V. Handbal
NED
Jan HRDLICKA
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Czechia
10 November 1996
28
195 cm
93 kg
SG BBM Bietigheim
GER
Miloš GROZDANIĆ
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Serbia
18 February 1995
27
187 cm
82 kg

RK Vojvodina
SRB
Jan BLECHA
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Czechia
22 April 1993
31
184 cm
82 kg

HC Dukla Praha
CZE
Manuel ZEHNDER
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Switzerland
24 October 1999
25
190 cm
90 kg

SC Magdeburg
GER
The Netherlands have been at the forefront of developing handball over the past two decades in every discipline – in indoor and beach handball just as well as in wheelchair handball as, over the past few years, the Dutch Handball Association (NHV) made serious strides in developing a successful wheelchair handball team.

With a large pool of potential players, it was logical for India to create their wheelchair handball team, just in time for the inaugural edition of the IHF Four-a-Side Wheelchair Handball World Championship, with 10 players slated to make history at Egypt 2022.
The team was formed this year, but the players have plenty of experience in other sports, like wheelchair basketball or wheelchair badminton, sports that have been getting more exposure than handball in India over the last decades.

Wheelchair handball has been getting more and more popular throughout the whole world in the past 15 years, in different countries with different backgrounds. The countries where indoor or beach handball is popular have been at the forefront of the adoption of the new discipline, as highlighted by several countries in Europe.