World Padel League 2026: Schedule, fixtures, squads, format, live streaming details
The World Padel League 2026 will be played in Mumbai from August 12-16
As the countdown to the World Padel League’s fourth edition draws closer, the league has unveiled its six franchise squads for what organisers are calling the strongest field the competition has assembled to date. Season 4 will run from August 12–16 at the Dome, SVP Stadium in Mumbai.
Licensed and managed by Iconik Sports and Events Ltd., the tournament has grown considerably since its India debut, moving into a larger venue this year and fielding 36 international players across six franchises, including three former World No. 1s and more than ten Premier Padel champions.
Here’s all you need to know about the World Padel League 2026:
When will World Padel League 2026 start?
The 2026 edition of the tournament will be held from August 12 to 16.
Which city will host World Padel League 2026?
Mumbai’s SVP Stadium will play host to the event.
What is the playing format of World Padel League 2026?
Unlike earlier editions, where four teams played a straight round-robin before the top two advanced to the final, Season 4’s larger six-team field will run on a shorter league style.
Each franchise will play two matches across the opening three days, after which the standings feed into an eliminator and a qualifier on August 15, followed by the semi-finals and final on August 16.
Squad of all teams in World Padel League 2026
Vedanta Leopards
- Male: Nuno Deus, Miguel Deus, Francisco Guerrero, Javier Ruiz
- Female: Marta Ortega Gallego (former World No. 1), Veronica Virseda
Khan Tigers
- Male: Javier Garcia, Lucas Campagnolo, Inigo Jofre, Andres Lancha
- Female: Raquel Eugenio, Martina Fassio
Hubtown Panorama Panthers
- Male: Enrique Goenaga, Ramiro Valenzuela, Juan Tello, Eduardo Alonso
- Female: Marta Barrera, Marta Caparros
Game Changers Lions
- Male: Federico Mourino, Teodoro Zapata, Gonzalo Alfonso, Carlos Daniel Gutierrez (former World No. 1)
- Female: Paula Josemaria (former World No. 1), Beatriz Gonzalez
Aussie Mavericks Jaguars
- Male: Pol Hernandez, Guille Collado, Enzo Jensen, Ignacio Piotto
- Female: Alejandra Alonso, Claudia Jensen
VB Realty Cheetahs
- Male: Jorge Nieto, Jon Sanz, Jesus Moya, Luciano Capra
- Female: Aranzazu Osoro, Julieta Bidahorria)
Where and how to watch live telecast and live streaming of World Padel League 2026?
The tournament will be live exclusively on Star Sports 3 while live streaming will be available on JioHotstar.
What is the schedule and fixtures of World Padel League 2026?
League stage
August 12
- Aussie Mavericks Jaguars vs Vedanta Leopards – 4:00 pm IST
- VB Realty Cheetahs vs Hubtown Panorama Panthers – 6:30 pm IST
August 13
- Game Changers Lions vs Hubtown Panorama Panthers – 4:00 pm IST
- Khan Tigers vs Vedanta Leopards – 6:30 pm IST
August 14
- Game Changers Lions vs VB Realty Cheetahs – 6:30 pm IST
- Khan Tigers vs Aussie Mavericks Jaguars – 4:00 pm IST
Knockout Stage
August 15
- 6th-ranked team vs 5th-ranked team – 4:00 pm IST
- Winner of Eliminator vs 4th-ranked team – 6:30 pm IST
August 16
- Semi-final 1 – 3:00 pm IST
- Semi-final 2 – 5:30 pm IST
- Final – 8:15 pm IST
Where and when will World Padel League 2026 take place?
The 2026 edition of the tournament will be played at the SVP Stadium in Mumbai from August 12 to 16.
How many teams will participate in World Padel League 2026?
A total of six teams will participate in the tournament. They are – Vedanta Leopards, Khan Tigers, Hubtown Panorama Panthers, Game Changers Lions, Aussie Mavericks Jaguars, VB Realty Cheetahs.
How can fans watch World Padel League 2026 live in India?
Unlike earlier editions, where four teams played a straight round-robin before the top two advanced to the final, Season 4’s larger six-team field will run on a shorter league style. Each franchise will play two matches across the opening three days, after which the standings feed into an eliminator and a qualifier on August 15, followed by the semi-finals and final on August 16.
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