The Pakistan Padel Open 2025 returned for its third edition, once again closing the competitive year as the season finale of Pakistan’s padel calendar. Hosted at Legends Arena, the tournament brought together over 90 teams across five categories, delivering four days of electrifying competition and some of the finest padel seen in the country to date.
This year’s edition was presented by Dominos and Patel Group, in partnership with Delta Power, Myco (Official Streaming Partner), Sego (Technology Partner) and Red Bull, all of whom played a key role in elevating the tournament experience.
Since its inception, the Pakistan Padel Open has been the event where competitive padel in Pakistan began, and three years on it has firmly established itself as the country’s premier year-end championship.
The 2025 edition also introduced a new Veterans (40+) category, expanding the competitive field and adding another exciting dimension to the tournament.
A National Tournament with International Flair
This year’s Pakistan Padel Open saw participation from across the country, with teams traveling from Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, and other cities. The tournament also welcomed international competitors from Norway and Spain, bringing a global edge to the competition and raising the level of play throughout the week.
Another notable aspect of this year’s edition was the participation of top national tennis players from both the men’s and women’s circuits, many of whom have increasingly embraced padel as part of their competitive journey.
An Epic Category A Semifinal
One of the most memorable matches of the tournament came in the Category A semifinal, where Muhammad Salaar and Abdullah Adnan faced the Islamabad-based brother pairing of Huzaima Khan and Huzaifa Khan.
The match produced one of the most thrilling contests ever witnessed at a Pakistani padel tournament—a battle of endurance, precision, and nerves that had spectators on the edge of their seats. With dramatic momentum swings and high-intensity rallies, the match showcased Pakistan padel at its very best, setting the stage for the final.
International Pair Triumph in Category A
The Category A final brought together Pakistan’s rising pairing of Abdullah Adnan and Muhammad Salaar against the international duo of Haroon Shoaib (Norway) and Daniel Ruiz (Spain).
Competing in Pakistan for the second time, Haroon Shoaib returned from Norway with his sights firmly set on the title, once again bringing an international dimension to the tournament. Alongside Spain’s Daniel Ruiz, the duo delivered a composed and experienced performance on the big stage.
After dropping the opening set, the Norwegian–Spanish pairing mounted an impressive comeback to claim the championship in a thrilling three-set encounter.
Haroon Shoaib (Norway) & Daniel Ruiz (Spain)
def. Abdullah Adnan (Pakistan) & Muhammad Salaar (Pakistan)
4–6, 6–4, 6–4
Category B+ Final
The Category B+ final also delivered an excellent contest as Gul Taherani and Abdul Basit edged past Bashar Ashfaq and Rafay Ahrar in a tightly contested match.
Gul Taherani (Pakistan) & Abdul Basit (Pakistan)
def. Bashar Ashfaq (Pakistan) & Rafay Ahrar (Pakistan)
6–4, 2–6, 7–5
Category B Champions
A commanding performance in the Category B final saw Ahsan Ahmed and Abdullah Lohya defeat Umer Suriya and Mujtaba Raza in straight sets.
Ahsan Ahmed (Pakistan) & Abdullah Lohya (Pakistan)
def. Umer Suriya (Pakistan) & Mujtaba Raza (Pakistan)
6–2, 6–3
Mixed Doubles Final
The Mixed Doubles category brought together some of the most recognizable names from Pakistan’s tennis and padel circuits, highlighting the growing crossover between the two sports.
In the final, Abdullah and Amna Ali Qayum produced an impressive comeback to defeat Sheeza Sajid and Zaid Mujahid in a competitive three-set match.
After dropping the opening set, Abdullah and Amna regrouped and raised their level, using sharp net play and smart court positioning to turn the momentum in their favor and secure the title.
Abdullah (Pakistan) & Amna Ali Qayum (Pakistan)
def. Sheeza Sajid (Pakistan) & Zaid Mujahid (Pakistan)
2–6, 6–3, 6–3
The final also showcased the strong presence of Pakistan’s tennis community in the sport. Amna Ali Qayum and Sheeza Sajid are both prominent players on the national tennis circuit, regularly competing in Pakistan Tennis Federation ranking events and international competitions.
Veterans Category Debuts
The newly introduced Veterans (40+) category was a welcome addition to the Pakistan Padel Open. In the final, Shamael Tajammul and Asad Ali Bhagat secured the title against Irfan Latif and Abdul Rahim.
Shamael Tajammul (Pakistan) & Asad Ali Bhagat (Pakistan)
def. Irfan Latif (Pakistan) & Abdul Rahim (Pakistan)
6–4, 7–5
Legends Arena Continues to Lead the Sport
The Pakistan Padel Open once again demonstrated how rapidly padel is evolving across the country. With growing participation, increasing national talent, and international involvement, the tournament has become a cornerstone of Pakistan’s sporting calendar. Its continued success reflects the collective efforts of partners, players, and the wider sporting community who are helping drive the growth of padel in Pakistan.