India Triumphs at US Open Pickleball: Arjun-Aditya Secure Gold, Thakkar-Sheth Win Silver

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India Triumphs at US Open Pickleball: Arjun-Aditya Secure Gold, Thakkar-Sheth Win Silver

Synopsis

Indian pickleball players shine at the 2026 US Open, with Arjun and Aditya Singh winning gold in Men’s Doubles 5.0, and Panth Thakkar and Atharva Sheth taking silver in Men’s Doubles 4.5. Their performances highlight India's growing prominence on the global pickleball stage.

Key Takeaways

Arjun Singh and Aditya Singh won gold in Men's Doubles 5.0.
Panth Thakkar and Atharva Sheth secured silver in Men's Doubles 4.5.
The championship was held in Naples, Florida.
India's total medal count is six, with four golds.
This is India's first event under the Indian Pickleball Association.

Mumbai, April 16 (NationPress) The Indian pair of Arjun Singh and Aditya Singh proudly secured the gold medal in the Men’s Doubles 5.0 category at the 2026 US Open Pickleball Championship, marking a significant milestone in their international journey.

The duo overcame their opponents, J Meode and W Lin, with a score of 9-11, 11-2, 11-7, demonstrating resilience by bouncing back after losing the first game to clinch another prestigious title.

In a commendable display, Panth Thakkar and Atharva Sheth earned the silver medal in the Men’s Doubles 4.5 category. They fought valiantly but were narrowly defeated by Caian Appel and Michael Van Dusen, with scores of 8-11, 9-11 in a tightly contested match.

Taking place in Naples, Florida, this championship represents India’s inaugural participation under the banner of the Indian Pickleball Association (IPA).

“Winning another gold at the US Open feels incredibly fulfilling, and achieving it together makes it even more special. We will keep striving to replicate these results with the unwavering support of our family and community. This success wouldn't have been achievable without the Maharashtra Pickleball Association and the Indian Pickleball Association for providing this opportunity,” stated Arjun & Aditya Singh following their second gold victory.

“Every day at the US Open offers a platform for Indian pickleball to showcase its talent and solidify its global presence. Our contingent has risen to the occasion. This triumph marks India's fourth gold and sixth overall medal at the pickleball capital of the world. The Indian Pickleball Association is immensely proud of our athletes' dedication, which inspires us to strive for continuous excellence,” commented Suryaveer Singh Bhullar, President of the Indian Pickleball Association.

This victory signifies Arjun's third gold medal at the US Open Pickleball Championship and his second with his brother Aditya.

Currently, India’s medal tally at the US Open 2026 stands at six, comprising four golds won by Arjun Singh and the duo of Arjun and Aditya Singh in the Men’s Doubles, along with one silver and one bronze earned by Panth Thakkar and Atharva Sheth, and Naga Moksha respectively.

Point of View

Including two golds, this event signifies a pivotal moment for India's representation in international pickleball. The support from associations and the athletes' dedication set a promising path for future competitions.
NationPress
8 Jul 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the gold medal in Men's Doubles 5.0 at the US Open Pickleball Championship 2026?
Arjun Singh and Aditya Singh won the gold medal in the Men's Doubles 5.0 category.
What medal did Panth Thakkar and Atharva Sheth win?
Panth Thakkar and Atharva Sheth won the silver medal in the Men's Doubles 4.5 category.
Where was the US Open Pickleball Championship 2026 held?
The championship took place in Naples, Florida.
How many medals has India won at the US Open 2026?
India's medal tally at the US Open 2026 stands at six, including four golds.
What is the significance of this championship for India?
This championship marks India's first participation under the Indian Pickleball Association (IPA).
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