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Aditya Singh Named MVP as Chennai Cool Cats Triumph in Indian Open 2025!

Aditya Singh Named MVP: The Chennai Cool Cats secured a thrilling victory in the Challenger League at the Indian Open 2025 Pickleball Tournament, held from February 3 to 9 at NESCO Hall, Mumbai. In a tense five-set tie-breaker, they edged past the Bengaluru Blazers, with Dev Shah’s clutch performance in the final moments sealing the win.

A Season of Dominance

The Chennai Cool Cats demonstrated exceptional form throughout the league, consistently delivering standout performances. Their journey to the title was marked by resilience and strategic play.

Yudhi Ruia, team owner and active Pro Pickleball player, played a crucial role in the team’s success. As a partner at Global Sports, he ensured unwavering support for his players on and off the court, keeping team morale high.

Jaipur Jawans Secure Third Place

The Jaipur Jawans claimed third place after an impressive performance against the Hyderabad Vikings. Their victory further highlighted the competitive nature of the Challenger League and the rising level of talent in Indian pickleball.

Aditya Singh Named MVP

The Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the Challenger League was awarded to Aditya Singh of the Chennai Cool Cats. Having trained with Global Sports for two years, Singh showcased impressive skill and determination, proving himself as one of India’s emerging pickleball stars.

A Bright Future for Indian Pickleball

This edition of the Indian Open emphasized the increasing talent and enthusiasm for pickleball in India. As new players emerge and experienced competitors continue refining their game, the Challenger League is proving to be a stepping stone for future champions. With the sport gaining popularity, pickleball in India is set for significant growth in the coming years.

News in Brief: Aditya Singh Named MVP

The Chennai Cool Cats claimed victory in the Indian Open 2025 Challenger League, held from February 3 to 9 in Mumbai. They defeated the Bengaluru Blazers in a five-set tie-breaker, with Dev Shah securing the win. Aditya Singh was named MVP, further solidifying Chennai’s dominance in the tournament.

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