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Well i am an indian person (who lies in england) i play rounders at a elite level mainly nationals i hate cricket, awesome at badmington and tennis, discus and football (midfielder) this is my opinion and i'm a girl alot of indians don't consider sport is important unless you want a build up of latic acid in a particular muscle than be my guest ALSO my family whos indian love swimming my sister is a trained life guard… says it all hope this helps :D
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