New Delhi: Delhi is all set to welcome its biggest sporting spectacle yet – the Delhi Open 2025, a four-day pickleball festival unlike anything the city has seen before. The capital will transform into the heartbeat of the world’s fastest-growing racket sport, bringing together athletes, families, and culture enthusiasts in one electrifying celebration.
But this isn’t just another tournament. The Delhi Open blends the thrill of competitive sport with Delhi’s evolving cultural landscape. Expect not only intense rallies and championship battles but also a festival-like experience where lifestyle, entertainment, and community spirit come together under one roof.
India’s biggest Pickleball festival – Date, venue and more
The action will unfold across three iconic venues from August 28-31, 2025. The journey begins at Rackonnect Exclusive Padel Pickle Park in Mehrauli with spirited U-14, U-18, and 50+ matches, followed by the Vasant Vihar Club hosting the prestigious Open and 35+ categories. The grand finale will be staged at the DDA Squash and Badminton Stadium, Siri Fort Road, where champions will be crowned in front of a buzzing crowd. With matches running daily from 8 am to 10 pm, Delhi promises to become the capital of pickleball energy.
Why pickleball in Delhi?
The answer lies in the sport’s unique blend of accessibility and excitement. Pickleball brings teenagers and seasoned champions onto the same court, making it one of the most inclusive sports worldwide. Delhi, with its dynamic mix of tradition and modernity, offers the perfect stage for this cultural-sporting movement. Free entry for up to 600 spectators at each venue ensures that the festival belongs to the people, while curated experiences, entertainment zones, and partnerships with global brands like Coca-Cola, BrandPay, and Kairos add a cosmopolitan flair.
The Delhi Open 2025 is more than a competition – it’s a landmark moment for Indian pickleball. With Terra Invest and Dilli Dilwale leading the charge alongside the All India Pickleball Association (AIPA), the event marks Delhi’s arrival on the global pickleball map. A festival of community, culture, and competition, it’s where the city comes alive and sport becomes celebration.