Bengaluru Jawans sealed their place at the top of the standings with a 4-1 victory over Mumbai Pickle Power. The tie saw a mix of high-intensity clashes and standout individual performances.
Jack Foster kicked things off in men’s singles with a win over Brandon Lane. After a tight start, Jack took control, finding his rhythm and cruising to a 26-10 victory.
The women's doubles saw Sabrina Mendez and Glauka Carvajal Lane attempt a late comeback, but Bengaluru’s Trang Hyunh-McClain and Alexandra Borobia held on for a narrow 12-11 win.
Mayur Patil and Eung Gwon were in full flow in men’s doubles, dismantling Marcello Jardim and Felix Grunert. The Mumbai pair led from start to finish, dominating 22-6.
Katerina Stewart regained the momentum for Bengaluru in women’s singles, overcoming Mihae Kwon. Trailing early, Stewart showed her class and completed a 22-14 victory.
The mixed doubles match was forfeited due to illness to Mumbai’s Brandon Lane, handing Bengaluru the win. With this 4-1 victory, the Jawans cement their status as favorites. Mumbai Pickle Power will be in action again in semi-finals.
