Indian Duo Shines at BIDV Cup 2026, Reaches Pro Mixed Doubles Final

Arjun Singh and Naomi Amalsadiwala have made headlines by reaching the finals of the BIDV Cup 2026 in Vietnam. Their impressive victories over top international teams highlight the rapid growth of Indian pickleball on the global stage. With a remarkable performance, they have shown that Indian players can compete and excel against elite opponents. As they prepare for the championship match, their journey is already being celebrated as a breakthrough moment for the sport in India.
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Indian Pickleball Stars Make History


The Indian pickleball team has made significant strides at the BIDV Cup 2026 | D-Joy Pickleball Tour – Leg 2, with Arjun Singh and Naomi Amalsadiwala advancing to the Pro Mixed Doubles final after a remarkable victory against a seasoned international duo. Following their impressive win against Quang Duong and Shelby Bates, the Indian pair continued their momentum by defeating Richard Livornese and Megan Fudge in straight sets, securing their spot in the championship match.


This latest achievement highlights Singh and Amalsadiwala as standout performers in the tournament held in Vietnam. Their journey gained attention when they convincingly defeated Quang Duong and Shelby Bates with scores of 11-6, 11-2 in the quarterfinals. Duong is recognized as one of Asia's top pickleball talents, while Bates is a veteran on the international scene, making this victory a significant milestone for the Indian duo.


Instead of losing steam, Singh and Amalsadiwala carried their confidence into the semifinals. Against Livornese and Fudge, they displayed aggressive shot-making, solid court coverage, and remarkable composure under pressure. They dominated crucial moments in the match, securing another straight-games win to reach the final.


These consecutive victories over two highly regarded international teams emphasize the rapid advancement of Indian pickleball on the world stage. Historically, Indian players have shown potential in global competitions, but achieving wins of this magnitude against established foreign opponents has been uncommon. Singh and Amalsadiwala have proven that Indian athletes can not only compete with elite players but also take control of matches.


Their success has been driven by fearless execution and strategic awareness, enabling them to navigate a tough draw filled with experienced international competitors. With the title match on the horizon, Singh and Amalsadiwala are just one win away from capping off an unforgettable week in Vietnam. Regardless of the outcome, their victories over Quang Duong-Shelby Bates and Richard Livornese-Megan Fudge will ensure that the BIDV Cup 2026 is remembered as a pivotal moment for Indian pickleball.