Indian Padel Tour puts focus on women players with first Mumbai tournament

Set for 27 to 29 March at 7Padel MS Dhoni in Bandra W Stanislaus, the event will feature Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced categories, with city level ranking points and a prize pool of ₹1,40,000 subject to registrations.

Women’s participation in organised padel competition is set to get a dedicated platform in Mumbai as the Indian Padel Tour prepares to host its first women’s only tournament from 27 to 29 March at 7Padel MS Dhoni in Bandra W Stanislaus.
Organised by IPT, the tournament marks the brand’s first event focused entirely on women players and is designed to offer a structured competitive setting across different skill levels. The tournament is open to Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced categories, creating room for both new participants and experienced players.

Over three days, players will compete for official city level ranking points along with a cash prize pool of ₹1,40,000, subject to the number of registrations. With limited slots available, the event is drawing attention within Mumbai’s growing padel circuit and is expected to feature closely contested matches.

The tournament also reflects a wider effort to increase women’s participation in padel by creating greater access to organised competition. Through this initiative, IPT is looking to encourage more women to enter the sport and build a stronger community of female players.
Alongside the competitive format, the event is positioned as a space for players to test themselves, connect with others, and take part in a sport that is continuing to gain momentum in India.

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