At the NBA Rising Stars Invitational 2026, India's defeats revealed more than the gap to Asia's best. For NBA India Head Sunny Malik, the bigger story is the pathway now taking shape - from Jr. NBA to RSI and beyond - as the league looks to build an ecosystem that consistently produces elite basketball talent.
At the NBA Rising Stars Invitational 2026, India's defeats revealed more than the gap to Asia's best. For NBA India Head Sunny Malik, the bigger story is the pathway now taking shape - from Jr. NBA to RSI and beyond - as the league looks to build an ecosystem that consistently produces elite basketball talent.
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At the NBA Rising Stars Invitational 2026, India's defeats revealed more than the gap to Asia's best. For NBA India Head Sunny Malik, the bigger story is the pathway now taking shape - from Jr. NBA to RSI and beyond - as the league looks to build an ecosystem that consistently produces elite basketball talent.
