Kasturi Vighne Spandan PV Pickleball Triumph: Kasturi Vighne and Spandan PV claimed the Mixed Doubles title at the Pickleball Now Grand Prix after defeating Sonam Bali and Gowtham Ramesh 15–3 in the final. The pair, who are also husband and wife, showed excellent teamwork and control to seal the victory in Bengaluru.
Match Highlights
The contest began with both teams exchanging sharp shots and powerful smashes. Sonam Bali and Gowtham Ramesh tried to dominate with their attacking play, but Kasturi Vighne and Spandan PV responded with a balanced mix of patience and aggression.
Their chemistry as a duo was the key factor. Kasturi slowed rallies with smart placements, forcing mistakes from their opponents. Spandan followed up with quick attacking strokes that helped maintain control. As the game went on, pressure grew on Sonam and Gowtham, while Kasturi and Spandan stayed steady to finish the match.
Players’ Reactions
After the win, the champions spoke about their special partnership.
Kasturi Vighne said,
“I’m very happy I won this match with him. He’s my partner and my husband, but my coach too.”
Spandan PV explained their on-court understanding:
“We have a deal that only one can speak. Off the court it’s her, on court it’s me. We have a lot of code language that we use. I trust her third shots blindly and that is the key to our win.”
Kasturi added,
“I set the game slow and he goes for a fast drive.”
Significance
The victory highlighted how strong chemistry and trust can influence performance in mixed doubles. For Kasturi Vighne and Spandan PV, the win not only brought a trophy but also showcased their unique bond as partners both on and off the court. The result further reflects the rising competition level at the Pickleball Now Grand Prix.
News in Brief: Kasturi Vighne Spandan PV Pickleball Triumph
Kasturi Vighne and Spandan PV defeated Sonam Bali and Gowtham Ramesh 15–3 to win the Mixed Doubles final at the Pickleball Now Grand Prix in Bengaluru. Their teamwork and strong chemistry proved decisive, as they combined patience and aggression to secure the title in a one-sided contest.
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