Monsoon Pickleball Championship 4.0 Concludes with Record Participation in Mumbai

The Monsoon Pickleball Championship 4.0 recently concluded in Mumbai, featuring over 1,200 athletes competing in 48 categories. The event showcased thrilling matches, with notable performances from athletes like Arjun Singh and Diwakar Agarwal. MLC Deputy Chairperson Sachin Ahir praised the organizers for their efforts in promoting pickleball in India. The championship not only highlighted individual talents but also set a record for participation, making it a significant event in the sports calendar. Read on to discover more about the winners and the excitement of the championship.

By Narendra Chaudhary Aug 3, 2026, 14:57 IST

Championship Overview

The Monsoon Pickleball Championship 4.0, hosted by Global Sports, wrapped up in Mumbai, attracting over 1,200 competitors across 48 different categories. The event took place at the Andheri Sports Complex from July 29 to August 2, featuring intense matches among top players.

Praise from MLC Deputy Chairperson

Sachin Ahir, the Deputy Chairperson of the Maharashtra Legislative Council, presented medals on the fourth day of the event. He expressed his delight in attending the championship, stating, "I am thrilled to be part of the Monsoon Pickleball Championship 4.0. Congratulations to Global Sports for consistently elevating the standards of pickleball in India. Their efforts in recognizing talent, particularly with athletes like Arjun Singh, are commendable. Global Sports is transforming the pickleball scene, and I wish them continued success in their future projects."

Winners of the Pro Categories

Arjun Singh, a Global Sports athlete, shared his excitement after winning gold in both the Pro Men's Doubles and Pro Mixed Doubles categories. He remarked, "Competing alongside Harsh Mehta has been a fantastic opportunity for my growth as an athlete. Winning gold in the Pro Men's Doubles and also in the Pro Mixed Doubles with Naomi Amalsadiwala is a proud moment for me. We aim to maintain this momentum as we head into the World Cup, thanks to the unwavering support from Global Sports."

In a thrilling match, Arjun and Naomi triumphed over Pearl Amalsadiwala and Divyanshu Kataria in the Pro Mixed Doubles, clinching victory with a final set score of 13-11.

In the Pro Women's Doubles, Pearl and Naomi Amalsadiwala continued their dominance, defeating Khushi Desai and Snehal Patil decisively.

Diwakar Agarwal emerged victorious in the Pro Men's Singles, narrowly defeating Rashein Samuel with scores of 11-9 and 11-6. Earlier, he had bested local favorite Arjun Singh in the semi-finals.

Khushi Desai claimed the Pro Women's Singles title, overcoming Shreya Chakraborty with scores of 11-9 and 11-0.

Record Participation Highlights

The Monsoon Pickleball Championship featured an impressive total of 48 categories, with over 1,200 participants competing over five days.