Hygiia Ventures, a Canada-backed investment firm founded by entrepreneur Gaurav Agarwal, has officially acquired the Gurgaon Grand Slammers franchise in the Tennis Premier League (TPL). The announcement comes ahead of TPL’s much-anticipated seventh season. Tennis legend Sania Mirza has also come on board as the team’s brand ambassador.
The Tennis Premier League continues its rise as one of India’s fastest-growing sports leagues, becoming only the fourth league in the country to enter its seventh season. Its unique, fast-paced format and blend of international and domestic tennis talent have drawn significant interest from both fans and investors.
Gaurav Agarwal, Founder, Hygiia Ventures said, “Sports have always held a special place in my heart, not just as a father to a passionate young tennis player but also as someone who admires the discipline it brings. Acquiring a team in the Tennis Premier League is a meaningful way for us to support emerging Indian talent while expanding our investments into sports and franchise management.”
Sania Mirza expressed her excitement about the new partnership saying, “I’m thrilled to be associated with a team that values both talent and innovation. Gaurav’s vision aligns perfectly with what Indian tennis needs—structured, long-term investment. I’m looking forward to supporting the Gurgaon Grand Slammers this season.”
Kunal Thakkur, Co-Founder, Tennis Premier League said, “Season 7 is a milestone for us, and the addition of Gurgaon Grand Slammers strengthens the league further. With Gaurav’s business expertise and Sania’s tennis legacy, this team is set to make an impact.”
Mrunal Jain, Co-Founder, Tennis Premier League said, “Hygiia Ventures coming on board shows how the league is growing as an attractive investment platform. It’s another big step forward for Indian tennis and TPL and we can’t wait to see the Grandslammers in action this season.”
The Gurgaon Grand Slammers are set to debut in Season 7, marking another major step in the league’s growing presence and international appeal.
