BPS State Badminton Ranking Tournament 2026

Amaira Dhumatker’s tournament opened with two quick singles wins on 7 August, then added a doubles victory before the day ended. In U11 Girls’ Singles, she beat Nupur Jogdand and Keya Dessai by identical 15–2, 15–2 scores, while with her doubles partner she defeated Ananya Prabhudessai and Riyana Santarita Vas 15–0, 15–1. Her day lasted 36 minutes on court across three matches, with rest gaps ranging from 61 to 85 minutes.

The only setback came in Women’s Singles. Amaira beat Astha Poudel 11–15, 10–15 in a match that lasted 16 minutes, but the event ended the next day against top seed Sufiya Shaikh, 9–15, 12–15. That second-round match took 20 minutes and followed a 100-minute gap from its scheduled start to play. It was her longest match of the tournament.

The U11 events continued on 9 August. Amaira won two more singles matches, beating Saachi Sinai Kenkre 15–0, 15–1 and Anvitha Poojari 15–5, 15–3, and two doubles matches alongside her partner: 15–2, 15–2 against Adhira Jadhav and Elena Fernandes, then 15–5, 15–2 against Saachi Sinai Kenkre and Yashika Koneru. She finished with eight wins and one loss, 261 points for and 80 against, and 105 minutes on court.

A less obvious pattern sits beneath the clean record: her strongest stretch came at the start of games, where she won 71 of 90 recorded opening rallies, while her post-interval numbers were almost identical before and after the break. Amaira’s campaign ended with seven consecutive match wins across the two U11 draws.