World Padel League - Day 2

Name: World Padel League - Day 2
Start: 2025-02-06T15:30:00+05:30
End: 2025-02-06T18:30:00+05:30
Location: Hall No. 5, Nesco Center

Schedule

Thu Feb 06 2025 at 03:30 pm to 06:30 pm

UTC+05:30

Location

Hall No. 5, Nesco Center | Mumbai, MH

After making waves in the UAE, the World Padel League (WPL) is bringing the heat to Mumbai! Day 2 of the World Padel League promises an exciting set of back-to-back matches. The day begins at 3:30 PM with Match 3: Sohail Khan Ent. Panthers vs SG Pipers Cheetahs, a battle of agility and strategy that is sure to captivate. The evening lights bring more drama at 7:00 PM with Match 4: Game Changers Lions vs Vernost Jaguars, a clash of skill and determination. Each match will consist of four sets - two men's doubles, one women's doubles, and one mixed doubles.Be there to cheer for your favourite teams and keep the spirit alive. Padel On! Get your tickets now and experience the sport everyone’s talking about!Sohail Khan Ent. PanthersMale: Carlos Daniel Gutierrez (World No. 19), Javier Barahona (World No. 29), Javier Leal (World No. 31), Javier Garcia (World No. 33), Rama Valenzuela (World No. 77)Female: Marta Ortega (World No. 7), Sofia Araujo (World No. 8), Marina Guinart (World No. 22)SG Pipers CheetahsMale: Francisco Guerrero (World No. 21), Juanlu Esbri (World No. 25), Enrique Goenaga (World No. 42), Teodoro Zapata (World No. 35), Pol Hernandez (World No. 65)Female: Claudia Fernandez (World No. 3), Beatriz Gonzalez (World No. 6), Julieta Bidahorria (World No. 35)Game Changers LionsMale: Jon Sanz (World No. 9), Jairo Bautista (World No. 22), Gonzalo Rubio (World No. 38), Pablo Lijo (World No. 47), Daniel Santigosa (World No. 73)Female: Veronica Virseda (World No. 12), Aranzazu Osoro (World No. 18), Carla Mesa (World No. 32)Vernost JaguarsMale: Alejandro Arroyo (World No. 18), Lucas Campagnolo (World No. 26), Maximiliano Sanchez (World No. 23), Aris Patiniotis (World No. 51), David Gala Sanchez (World No. 76)Female: Alejandra Salazar (World No. 15), Tamara Icardo (World No. 17), María Virginia Riera (World No. 19)