Massive trophy eclipses previous records for upcoming Jaipur tournament
History was made in the Pink City this week as the Rajasthan Polo Club introduced a monumental symbol of sporting excellence to the world. In a glittering ceremony, the club unveiled the World's largest polo trophy, a towering masterpiece standing nearly 7 feet tall. This reveal sets the stage for the highly anticipated Polo Cup 2026.
This massive silver cup has officially surpassed the previous record-holder, the six-foot Kolanka Cup in Chennai. By breaking this long-standing benchmark, the new trophy redefines the scale of the sport in India. It serves as a testament to the country’s deep-rooted history with the "Game of Kings" and reflects a renewed ambition to elevate the sport globally.
The unveiling took place amidst the electric atmosphere of singer Sonu Nigam's 'Deewana Tera' Tour in Sitapura. Adding royal flair to the occasion, the trophy was presented in the presence of Jaipur’s own Sawai Padmanabh Singh, a celebrated figure in the international polo community.
Organized in association with KogniVera IT Solutions, this historic reveal marks the official countdown to the tournament. Fans can expect high-octane action as the Polo Cup 2026 kicks off on January 26, 2026. The tournament will see multiple top-tier teams competing in a mix of league and knockout matches across various grounds in Jaipur. The intense competition will culminate in a grand finale scheduled for February 1, 2026.
Kamlesh Sharma, Managing Director and CEO of KogniVera IT Solutions, highlighted the significance of the event. He noted that the decision to commission the World's largest polo trophy was deliberate. It was designed not just to break records, but to create a lasting symbol of heritage, discipline, and the relentless pursuit of perfection that defines the sport.
With the finest riders and ponies from India and abroad preparing to compete, this tournament promises to be a landmark event on the Indian sporting calendar.
With Agency Inputs
