Completed

BPS State Badminton Ranking Tournament 2026

NavelimAug 7 – 9, 2026

Player profile

Adhira Jadhav

3 events

Summary

Adhira Jadhav’s tournament ended across singles and doubles after two completed matches

Adhira Jadhav’s tournament began with a 10-minute singles match against fourth-seeded Samaira Velip on 7 Aug 2026. Scheduled for 3:30 pm and started at 3:44 pm, Jadhav lost 15-7, 15-8, scoring 15 points to Velip’s 30 in the U11 Girls’ Singles opener. Her strongest stretch was a three-rally run, while her opponent’s longest streak reached nine.

That evening, Jadhav’s Women’s Doubles first round was recorded as a walkover loss against the top-seeded Riya Haldankar / Yasmin Sayed. No rallies or court time were recorded, so the result cannot be compared with a played match. Her partner is not named in the dossier.

The campaign resumed on 9 Aug 2026 in U11 Girls’ Doubles, where Jadhav’s side faced Amaira Dhumatker / Anvitha Poojari in round two. The pair lost both games 15-2, with 12 minutes on court and four points scored. This completed Jadhav’s tournament at two played losses and one walkover loss, with 22 minutes of recorded court time.

The rally pattern across her two covered matches offers one clear detail: receiving produced 13 wins from 59 rallies, while serving produced six from 20. Yet the later doubles match was especially difficult on serve, with no service rallies won in its recorded sample. Jadhav also won 17 of 65 baseline rallies but only two of 14 classified as clutch, and her side did not overcome a deficit in either match. The numbers trace a short campaign across three events, ending in doubles on 9 Aug 2026.

Performance analytics

Overall figures combine singles and doubles; the event split keeps their context visible.

Win–loss
0–2

incl. 0–1 walkovers

Points won
24%

19–60 points

Deciding games
—

0 played

Biggest scalp
—

no seeded win

Time on court
22m

avg 11m

Data note: 2 of 3 played matches include rally insights; 2 include timing.

Serve & rally engine

Serving side30%
30%6 of 20 rallies
Receiving side22%
22.033898305084744%13 of 59 rallies
On this player’s serve35%
35.294117647058826%6 of 17 rallies
Longest streak won3 rallies
Longest streak against14 rallies

Pressure & momentum

Clutch rallies14%
14.285714285714285%2 of 14 rallies
Baseline rallies26%
26.153846153846157%17 of 65 rallies
Clutch delta-12 pts
Max deficit overcome0 points
Max lead surrendered3 points
First 5 rallies35%
35%7 of 20 rallies
Before intervals17%
16.666666666666664%3 of 18 rallies
After intervals6%
5.555555555555555%1 of 18 rallies
Challenge accuracy—
0 of 0 challenges

Timing & endurance

Average rally gap12.9s
Short-gap rallies20%
20%8 of 40 rallies
Long-gap rallies29%
28.947368421052634%11 of 38 rallies
Game 123%
23.076923076923077%9 of 39 rallies
Last game25%
25%10 of 40 rallies
Longest rally gap38.5s · game 1

Event split

Singles and doubles stay separate, so the overall story never hides where the numbers came from.

EventSeedW–LPoints wonDecidersOn court
Women's Doublesdoubles—0–0——0m
U11 Girls' Singlessingles—0–133%—10m
U11 Girls' Doublesdoubles—0–112%—12m

Match history

Every played match, from this player’s side of the court.

ResultOpponentEventScoreDurationStarted at
LSamaira VelipU11 Girls' SinglesRound of 167–15, 8–1510mFri, Aug 7, 3:44 PM
LRiya Haldankar / Yasmin SayedWomen's DoublesQuarterfinalWalkover——
LAmaira Dhumatker / Anvitha PoojariU11 Girls' DoublesSemifinal2–15, 2–1512mSun, Aug 9, 11:50 AM

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