Centre Court Pickleball League - Bengaluru

For a sport that’s all about keeping score, the best parts usually have nothing to do with it.

Six weeks later, it all came down to one final day.

Tonight had everything. Matches that swung on a handful of points. Moments that could have gone either way. Competitors pushing each other to the limit and still finding time for a handshake, a smile, and mutual respect.

The crowd felt every rally. The music carried through the evening. The laughs came easy. And the cheers for every player on the court never stopped.

A fitting end to a season that was always about more than just the final score.

What made Southern Primes champions wasn’t just the wins.

It was the way they handled the difficult moments.

The close matches. The comeback attempts. The games that could have gone either way.

They stayed composed. They stayed confident. And they kept finding another gear when they needed it most.

Six weeks of consistency. One championship title.

Southern Primes, your 2026 CCPL champions.

Captain vs captain.

Rashein Samuel and Rishi Reddy brought exactly what you’d expect: pace, precision, and a lot of pressure.

Ayana Woods Chargers threatened a comeback. Southern Primes refused to let go.

In the end, Rashein held firm to close out a 15–8 win in one of the final’s most anticipated matchups.

Southern Primes get the job done in the men’s doubles.

A composed performance against Rally Renegades and another important result on the board.

Sharmada Balu started strong.

Sonicka Jadeesh refused to let the match get away.

What followed was one of those games where every rally felt important and every point had the crowd reacting.

A brilliant contest. A 15–13 finish. Sharmada takes it for Rally Renegades.