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Suchisattam and Arpana were crowned champions in the Intermediate Mixed Doubles event at the Paddle Pulse Open, an Indian Pickleball Association (IPA)
recognised PWR 200 event, in Pune on September 13. They edged out Shrawni and Ramit 15-13 in a tightly contested final. The road to the final was smooth for Suchisattam and Arpana, who beat Aarti and Rahul 15-6 in the semifinals. Shrawni and Ramit also had a comfortable path, beating Diya and Joel 15-7. Unlike their semi-final wins however, both pairs found themselves in a real contest this time. Suchisattam and Arpana had a tough match, but they held their nerve in the closing stages to win 15-13. It was a quite strong run for Shrawni and Ramit, even though they did not win.
About Indian Pickleball Association:
The Indian Pickleball Association is the official governing body for pickleball in India and is dedicated to promoting, developing, and organising the sport across the country. The association continues to inspire players of all ages and skill levels to embrace the game through events like the IPA Nationals. IPA is affiliated with the Asian Pickleball Association (APA) and the Global Pickleball Federation (GPF).About Pickleball World Ranking:
PWR is a national ranking system that spans all age groups, skill divisions, and formats -including singles, doubles, and mixed categories. It serves as the official National Sports Federation Ranking for India. With multiple sanctioned events taking place every week across the country, PWR defines the top Indian players at every level and forms the foundation for team selection at the school, district, state, and national stages.Stay connected with all the latest news on Pickleball, exclusive behind-the-scenes content, tips, and inspiration you won't find anywhere else. Your ultimate destination for all things pickleball - where the community comes together for news, views, and the sport that's sweeping the globe. Follow us at @pickleballnow.in on Instagram and be part of the community!
Written by Aradhya Mohan
