U9 Girls' Doubles
Summary
Oorvi Khyalia and Samaira Velip win U9 Girls’ Doubles in a two-game final
Oorvi Khyalia and Samaira Velip needed only 11 minutes to turn a two-pair U9 Girls’ Doubles draw into a title run, defeating Meher Aghicha and Ranisa Naik 2–0 in the final at Navelim on 9 Aug 2026.
The match began at 3:52 pm on Court 6 and was recorded at 4:03 pm. Khyalia and Velip finished with 30 points to Aghicha and Naik’s six, an aggregate margin of 24 points. They also produced the event’s longest streak, eight points, while never needing a deciding game.
The draw had no qualifying stage, seeds or byes: two confirmed entries started in the main draw, and one match decided the champion. Khyalia and Velip’s win made them the event’s only unbeaten pair, while Aghicha and Naik ended as finalists after two games without a win.
The shape of the draw makes the result unusually stark: although the final was classified as the closest match of the event, its 83% share of points for the winners shows how little room there was across the two games. With no other matches played, this final was the entire progression—and Oorvi Khyalia and Samaira Velip came through it as champions.