Something unprecedented is happening. JP Morgan is outpacing giants like Microsoft, Amazon, and Google. But this isn’t a Wall Street rally — it’s happening on the bowling lanes at Smaaash’s Pin Strike 2025, India’s biggest corporate bowling tournament. The fight this time isn’t for market share — it’s for strikes, spares, and ultimate bragging rights.
With a team score of 602, JP Morgan currently leads the corporate bowling index, edging out Microsoft (479), Google (456), Airtel (430), and Amazon (388). As analysts might say — “momentum is shifting,” and the pins are falling fast.
Across India’s lanes, the leaderboard tells a tale of mixed markets and even fiercer rivalries. In Mumbai, Browserk Software Pvt Ltd leads with 633, holding off Vertelo’s twin teams hot on their heels at 603. JP Morgan sits right behind them — a steady fourth, just a strike away from the top. Meanwhile, in Hyderabad, Lotvue dominates with 532, while Swimlane and Service Now make strong showings. And over in Delhi-NCR, MAQ Software (Team 3) takes charge with 498, followed closely by Optum Global Services and Microsoft Group 2.
If there were a bowling stock ticker, these names would be flashing green. The Rolling Leaderboard continues to keep things volatile — one good game can send a team soaring, one bad frame can wipe away weeks of effort. Teams can re-enter, regroup, and climb back up the charts, making every weekend feel like a high-stakes trading floor — only louder, with cheers and the sound of crashing pins instead of ringing bells.
Adding to the thrill, the Women’s Leaderboard is seeing powerful performances — with Service Now’s women bowlers leading Hyderabad with a standout 95, while MAQ Software’s players hold a strong 100 in Delhi. Their strikes are shaking up the standings and setting new benchmarks.
From boardrooms to bowling alleys, Pin Strike 2025 has become the ultimate equalizer. Whether you’re a coder, consultant, or CFO — once you lace up those shoes, it’s all about precision, focus, and a bit of spin.
As the competition heats up, one thing is clear — the next big bull run isn’t in the stock market. It’s on the lanes. With scores still rolling and new challengers entering every week, the leaderboard is far from settled. The Rolling Round is still open — so gather your team, hit the lanes, and take your shot at glory.
