
More than 600 people took part in the October 25 programme, with Mumbai A and Mumbai B finishing level at 45 runs each in a mixed-gender wheelchair cricket match.
Impact Games India 2026 brought competitions in wheelchair cricket, pickleball, padel, tennis, squash, table tennis, bridge and Mahjong to venues in Mumbai on October 25. The Rotary Clubs of Mumbai’s month-long fundraising initiative concludes with its final competitions on October 31 and November 1.
Mumbai A and Mumbai B drew 45-45 in a mixed-gender indoor wheelchair cricket match at Mount Litera School International in Bandra Kurla Complex on October 25.
The match was part of the third weekend of Impact Games India 2026, which drew more than 600 participants to events at the school, Willingdon Club and Padel 360. The T10 wheelchair-cricket game used a synthetic ball. Former India cricketer Aakash Chopra attended as chief guest and provided live commentary.
Padel 360 hosted pickleball, while Willingdon Club held padel, tennis, squash and table tennis events. Bridge and Mahjong were also part of the programme. Events included categories for ages 8–15, 16–30, 30-plus and 50-plus, with singles, doubles and mixed-doubles formats.
The month-long fundraising initiative, organised by Rotary Clubs of Mumbai, began on October 4 at Otters Club. Its second weekend featured 11 sports across six Mumbai venues, including football at KJ Somaiya in Sion.
The final Impact Games competitions are scheduled for October 31 and November 1.
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