In this investigation four parental lines and their six F₁ hybrids - half diallel Mating Design - as well as three commercial cultivars were evaluated for some economic traits; vegetative growth, flowering and earliness, fruits, yield and yield component traits in field trial during 2018 and 2019 early summer seasons. The experimental design was a randomized complete block design (RCBD) with three replicates. Each replicate consisted of 13 plots. The results could be summarized as follow: the results of mean values showed that no parental line was superior for all studied traits. Meanwhile, the parent (P₃) exhibited the best values for most studied traits specially earliness and yield traits. Moreover, the obtained results confirmed that the highest mean values recorded in the F₁ hybrids were P₃xP₄ for stem length, number of male flowers/ plant and number of female flowers/ plant, average fruit weight, fruit yield/plant and total yield/ fed.; P₁xP₃ for sex ratio and fruit diameter; P₁xP₂ for fruit length and fruit shape index; P₁xP₄ for fruits number/ plant. The three crosses (F₁ hybrids) P₁xP₂, P₁xP₄ and P₃xP₄ had better mean values over the commercial F₁ hybrids for sex ratio, fruit length, fruit shape index, fruits number/plant, fruits yield/ plant and total yield/ fed.