Mumbai masters Scrabble
Updated On: 06 June, 2014 09:55 AM IST | | Kanika Sharma
Mumbai is maxing its Scrabble score. Not only did Sherwin Rodrigues win the National Championship this year, but more enthusiasts are also getting glued to this board game

Though the world may be mired in SMS lingo and emoticons, there is one home for words that will never cease to be. Scrabble, the 65-year-old classic word game, and arguably the most popular in the world, beckons people to fuse chance and skill and run for dictionaries as they yell, shout, and claim their score. The joy of creating meaning in the smooth brown rack holds many childhood memories for children and adults the world over. In the recently concluded National Tournament, a Mumbai boy superseded 82 participants from across the country as he created more words on the 15x15 grid than most envious geeks.

Pic/Datta Kumbhar
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