Padel

Padel is a doubles racket sport on a 20 by 10 metre court enclosed by glass and mesh walls. The serve is underarm, and after the bounce the ball may be played off your own walls.

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How is Padel played?

It is always two against two. The server bounces the ball and strikes it below hip height, diagonally into the opposing box.

What are the rules of Padel?

• Scoring follows tennis: 0, 15, 30, 40, with a tiebreak at 6-6.
• Matches are normally best of three sets.
• After the first bounce the ball may be played off your own walls.
• Hitting the ball directly against the opponents' wall is a fault.
• The serve must be struck below hip height.

What equipment do you need for Padel?

A solid perforated racket without strings, a padel ball, and the enclosed court with its net.

How long does a game of Padel last?

A best-of-three match usually takes 60 to 90 minutes.

What is special about Padel?

The world ranking rates individual players, yet titles are won as a pair — which is why every name here is shown with its partnership.

Which Padel leagues are on SportOrbit?

• FIP World Ranking Men
• FIP World Ranking Women