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News19 AUG 2025

Indonesia’s Padel Stars Set to Shine in Doha!

National team selection is underway! Be part of Indonesia’s first official squad.

The official selection for Indonesia’s national padel team has begun! The country’s top padel players will compete for a spot to represent the nation on the international stage at the World Championships in Doha, Qatar, October 17–24, 2025. This marks a golden opportunity for athletes to prove themselves and bring pride to Indonesia.

For those who haven’t registered yet, there’s still time! Registration for the Surabaya and Bali National Circuit tournaments remains open, giving aspiring padel stars the chance to showcase their talent and earn a place in Indonesia’s very first official national team. Don’t miss out! this is your chance to make history!

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19 AUG 2025
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News23 MAY 2026

Semifinals set: All four men's top seeds and women's top four into Sunday at FIP Bronze Yogyakarta 2026

Saturday compressed the Round of 16 and the quarter-finals into a single day — the men's bracket lost seeds 3 and 8 along the way, but the four pairs left standing in each draw are all from the top six of their seeding.

News22 MAY 2026

Women's competition opens with a sweep: Day 3 sees every seeded women's pair advance

The women's main draw began on Day 3 of FIP Bronze Yogyakarta 2026 with a clean run for the favourites — and a 6–0, 6–0 statement from Italy's Elisa Terranova and Anna Neizvestnaya on West A.

News22 MAY 2026

Order restored: Seeded pairs march through Round of 32 on Day 3 of FIP Bronze Yogyakarta 2026

After Thursday's qualifying chaos, Friday's main-draw opener went largely to script — fourteen of sixteen seeded pairings reached the Round of 16, with one men's seed beaten on court by an Indonesian sibling pairing and one women's seed withdrawing from the tournament before play.