Sikander and Zain win Legends Open Padel Tournament title

Sikander and Zain captured the title at the Legends Open Padel Tournament 2026, adding another marker of their place at the sharp end of Pakistan’s fast-growing padel scene. The win gave the pair a second notable championship reference point after they were crowned at the Padel Royale Advance League on December 27, 2025.

At Legends Arena, the tournament was framed as a showcase for “Pakistan’s finest,” and the organizer’s roundup showed why the result carries weight beyond one trophy. The Meydan Homes Legends Open Padel 2026, presented by Meydan Homes | Patel Group and backed by Chery, Domino’s and Gatorade, featured champions across Category A, Category B+, Men’s 35+, Category B, Mixed Doubles, Women’s, Kids Under 14 and Kids Under 11. That spread turned the event into a proper ladder of competition, with senior, open, mixed and junior draws all producing winners in the same setting.

In that structure, Zain Ul Abideen and Sikandar Hayat were listed as the Men’s 35+ champions. The pairing matters because repeated results are what separate a promising duo from a recognized one, especially in a market where padel is still building competitive depth. Another title in a multi-category event is the kind of result that gives a partnership a clearer standing among local contenders, and it adds another line to the record of a pair that has already shown it can deliver in tournament play.

The Legends Open also helps explain where the sport is heading in Pakistan. Open events with Category A and B fields alongside women’s, mixed and age-group draws do more than hand out medals. They create a competitive environment that rewards established names while giving newer players and younger divisions a path into structured play. For Sikander and Zain, the win is not just another finish at the top of a bracket; it is evidence that they remain one of the most dependable pairings in the domestic circuit.

That matters for the tournament too. A title like this gives the Legends Open more credibility on the wider padel calendar, because the event produced clear champions across a deep field rather than a single headline match. With another win added to their record, Sikander and Zain strengthened both their own position and the case for the Legends Open as a meaningful stop in Pakistan’s developing padel landscape.