World Padel League Season 4 to Reach 200+ Countries

The World Padel League (WPL) Season 4 is set to deliver its biggest international broadcast yet, with the franchise-based tournament reaching audiences in more than 200 countries as some of the world’s leading padel players converge on Mumbai.

The fourth season will take place from August 12 to 16 at DOME, SVP Stadium, Mumbai, bringing six franchises and 36 international players together for five days of competitive padel.

For Indian viewers, all the action will be available live on JioHotstar and Star Sports 3, giving the rapidly growing Indian padel audience access to the tournament across digital and television platforms.

World Padel League Expands Global Reach

WPL‘s Season 4 broadcast strategy extends across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and the Americas through a growing collection of television and streaming partners.

In South Asia, Sri Lanka Telecom’s PEO TV will carry the competition in Sri Lanka, while Action Sports and Tapmad will provide coverage for audiences in Nepal and Bangladesh respectively.

The tournament will also be broadcast across the Middle East and North Africa through Dubai Media, while SPORT TV remains the exclusive broadcaster in Portugal.

A major component of WPL’s international distribution is DAZN, which will carry the competition across multiple territories in Europe, Central Asia, Asia-Pacific, South America and Central America.

Triller TV/AfricaXP and AfricaXP will further expand the tournament’s reach into Southeast Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa.

The combined network gives WPL an international footprint spanning more than 200 countries and represents a significant step in the league’s effort to establish padel as a mainstream global sporting property.

Six Franchises Set for Mumbai Showdown

Season 4 features 36 leading international padel players representing six franchises: Vedanta Leopards, Khan Tigers, Aussie Mavericks Jaguars, Hubtown Panorama Panthers, Game Changers Lions and VB Realty Cheetahs.

The opening round begins on August 12, with Aussie Mavericks Jaguars facing Vedanta Leopards at 4 p.m., followed by VB Realty Cheetahs against Hubtown Panorama Panthers at 6:30 p.m.

Competition continues through August 14 before the playoff stage begins on August 15.

The Eliminator will feature the sixth-ranked team against the fifth-ranked side, followed by a Qualifier between the Eliminator winner and the fourth-ranked franchise.

World Padel League Season 4 : Global Broadcast Network

WPL Season 4 Schedule

The decisive stage of the tournament takes place on August 16. The first semifinal is scheduled for 3 p.m., followed by the second semifinal at 5:30 p.m.

The World Padel League Season 4 final is scheduled for 8:15 p.m., when the competition will crown its latest champion.

The condensed schedule is designed to provide fans with continuous high-level action as the six franchises compete for a place in the championship match.

Tickets Available for Mumbai Fans

Fans looking to experience WPL Season 4 at the venue can purchase tickets exclusively through BookMyShow.

The Mumbai event is expected to combine professional competition with the entertainment-focused atmosphere that has become a defining feature of franchise padel.

The tournament’s arrival also comes at a significant moment for the sport in India, where padel has been gaining visibility among recreational players, sports enthusiasts and younger audiences.

Padel League Builds International Ambitions

Licensed and managed by Iconik Sports and Events Ltd., the World Padel League is positioned as a franchise-based international competition bringing together elite players, team owners and entertainment elements.

The league initially debuted in the UAE before making its India entry in February 2025.

Since then, WPL has sought to expand the profile of padel by combining international talent with a spectator-focused format.

Season 4’s broadcast expansion could prove particularly important to those ambitions. By bringing the Mumbai competition to viewers across more than 200 countries, the league is attempting to move beyond its regional roots and establish a broader international following.

With the world’s best players competing across six franchises and a growing global broadcast network behind it, World Padel League Season 4 represents the league’s most ambitious attempt yet to take padel to a worldwide audience.