Archive · 2 Sep 2026
Harsh Mehta Wins Bronze in Highly Competitive Pickleball World Cup
Harsh Mehta won a bronze medal in Pro Men’s Doubles at the Pickleball World Cup.
He said the tournament was very competitive.
Players from more than 64 countries took part.
Mehta said the sport is growing every year.
He also feels it is growing every month.
He enjoyed the atmosphere at the event.
He said the competition keeps getting stronger.
Overall, Mehta described the World Cup as an exciting event.
Harsh Mehta won a bronze medal in the Pro Men’s Doubles competition at the Pickleball World Cup.
Mehta described this year’s World Cup as highly competitive.
Participants from more than 64 countries attended and competed.
Mehta said pickleball is growing every year and month.
He praised the atmosphere and said the competition continues to grow.
- Who
- Harsh Mehta and participants from more than 64 countries.
- What
- Mehta won bronze in Pro Men’s Doubles at the Pickleball World Cup.
- Why
- The event was held as part of a growing and highly competitive World Cup tournament.
- Athlete
- Harsh Mehta
- Event
- Pickleball World Cup
- Result
- Bronze medal
- Competition
- Pro Men’s Doubles
- International participation
- Participants from more than 64 countries
- Mehta’s assessment
- The tournament was highly competitive and had a good atmosphere