How To Switch Between Aggression & Calmness? Payas Jain Likes To Learn It The Novak Djokovic Way ()

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How To Switch Between Aggression & Calmness? Payas Jain Likes To Learn It The Novak Djokovic Way

Payas Jain, a 20-year-old table tennis player from Delhi, shares his journey, the city's table tennis culture and his admiration for Novak Djokovic.

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How To Switch Between Aggression & Calmness? Payas Jain Likes To Learn It The Novak Djokovic Way ()

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