MUSCAT – The tournament saw the participation of 60 players, including children below the age of 12.
The event was conducted across four categories – Men, Women, Mixed Doubles, and Kids – demonstrating the Muscat Gujarati Wing’s commitment to promoting sports and encouraging inclusive participation. The top three teams in each category were awarded trophies along with multiple prizes in recognition of their outstanding performances.
In the Men’s category, the winners were Kunal Kaurani and Hassan Kamdar. The Women’s category was won by Unnati Soni and Hinaly Popat, while the Mixed Doubles title was claimed by Yash Asher and Hinaly Popat. In the Kids category, Naksh Chauhan and Tanishka Chauhan emerged as winners.
The prize distribution ceremony was conducted by Arvind Toprani, President, along with Kalaben Ved, Umesh Shah, Manish Sheth, and Rajesh Babaria. Chandrakant Chotani joined the ceremony online for the prize distribution.
All participants were presented with goodie bags as a token of appreciation for their enthusiastic participation.





The event was sponsored by SPARX Sports, Al Ameen, Nabil Biscuits, Pocari, VOX, Snow Oman, Krishnadham, HIT Sports, SSR Restaurant, Dynamite Shake, Arabian Stories Media, Bombay Medical, Mehul Enterprise, Poonam Bakery, ITR-AT Perfume, Raheeb Marine Tours, and Markraem Food Distribution.
The Muscat Gujarati Wing conveyed special thanks to Dhaval Vora for his dedicated support and excellent coordination. The Wing also extended its sincere gratitude to all sponsors and participants for making the tournament a grand success and expressed its intent to organise more such initiatives in the future.
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