Rishabh Pant's Mumbai Pickle Power Lights Up World Pickleball League

Indian cricketer Rishabh Pant, co-owner of Mumbai Pickle Power, brought immense energy to the team's World Pickleball League fixture against the Rajasthan Titans. His cheerful interactions with over 150 children, signing autographs, created a memorable spectacle for the franchise's supporters. On the court, Mumbai had a challenging day, securing only one victory through Max Green in the men's singles. Despite the 1-4 loss, Pant's presence significantly boosted the team's morale and fan enthusiasm.

Key Points: Rishabh Pant Cheers Mumbai Pickle Power in WPBL 2026

  • Rishabh Pant co-owns Mumbai Pickle Power
  • Team lost 1-4 to Rajasthan Titans
  • Max Green won men's singles
  • Pant interacted with 150+ kids
  • Next match vs Pune United
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World Pickleball League 2026: Rishabh Pant's Mumbai Pickle Power beat Rajasthan Titans

Rishabh Pant's presence electrified the Mumbai Pickle Power in the World Pickleball League, creating a memorable spectacle for fans and children.

"Pant's arrival skyrocketed their enthusiasm to stratospheric levels - Release"

Mumbai, February 4

Indian cricketer Rishabh Pant's presence delighted the Mumbai Pickle Power at the Jio World Garden in the World Pickleball League on Tuesday, as the team produced a valiant show in their fixture against the Rajasthan Titans, according to a release.

Pant, co-owner of the Mumbai Pickle Power, was on a roll as he supported the team alongside 150+ kids and supporters, turning the venue into an unprecedented spectacle in the second season of the WPBL.

The ace athlete engaged delightfully with scores of overjoyed children, who secured his autographs, turning this into one of the most memorable days in recent WPBL history.

On the court, Mumbai endured a fairly challenging day, emerging victorious only in the men's singles fixture, where Max Green won by 22-19 against Jack Foster.

The mixed doubles match was a rather evenly contested face-off, though, as the duo of Amanda Hendry and Trinh Linh Giang were pushed to the tilt, with Brandon and Glauka Carvajal Lane falling short by merely 15-11 eventually.

Despite the performances, Mumbai Pickle Power would gain significant heart from Pant's presence and the way he cheerfully interacted with the franchise's faithful on the sidelines of the game.

Mumbai Pickle Power have harboured an organic supporter base over the last couple of seasons of the WPBL, and Pant's arrival skyrocketed their enthusiasm to stratospheric levels, producing a holistically pleasing experience for the masses involved.

Mumbai Pickle Power will play their next game against Pune United on February 5. Rajasthan Titans will lock horns with the Bengaluru Jawans tomorrow.

Brief Scores: Mumbai Pickle Power 1 - 4 Rajasthan Titans.

- ANI

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Priya S
Wonderful to see Pant engaging with the young fans. These moments create lifelong memories and inspire the next generation. However, the team needs to focus on winning more matches! The scoreline 1-4 is quite disappointing for the home crowd.
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Rohit P
Pickleball is getting so popular! Never thought I'd see the day. Max Green's win in men's singles was the highlight. Hope Mumbai bounces back against Pune United. #MumbaiPicklePower
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Sarah B
The mixed doubles match sounded incredibly close! 15-11 is a tight score. Great to see international athletes like Amanda Hendry and Trinh Linh Giang competing here. The WPBL is bringing a global touch to Indian sports.
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Vikram M
Pant's presence is a masterstroke for the league's visibility. But let's be real, the franchise needs to invest in stronger players. You can't just rely on star power off the court. The performance has to match the hype.
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Kavya N
As a Mumbaikar, love the organic fanbase they've built! Jio World Garden must have been electric. Win or lose, it's about creating an experience. All the best for the next match! 💪

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