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BPS State Badminton Ranking Tournament 2026

NavelimAug 7 – 9, 2026

Player profile

Ayaan Shaikh

3 events

Summary

Ayaan Shaikh’s Seven-Match Tournament Mixed Doubles Scalp and Men’s Doubles Push

Ayaan Shaikh’s tournament began with two wins on 8 Aug 2026: a 17-minute Men’s Doubles sweep, then a 35-minute Men’s Singles victory over Karan Dhavaskar. The day’s schedule quickly became demanding. After 37 minutes in Mixed Doubles against the No. 7 pair Mohammad Nadaf and Riya Haldankar, Shaikh and his partner won a deciding game 15–8. Thirty-three minutes later, he and his Men’s Doubles partner also edged the No. 8 pair Karan Dhavaskar and Soham Naik in another decider, 15–13.

The biggest scalp came in that Mixed Doubles second round, but Shaikh’s Singles campaign ended later that evening against No. 3 seed Soham Naik. He won the opener 16–14, lost the second 13–15 and fell 11–15 in the decider. Across the tournament, Singles took 79 minutes, with one win and one loss; he won 72 points and conceded 68.

On 9 Aug 2026, the Mixed Doubles pair lost in straight games to the No. 3 pair Shaheen C K and Dimple Revankar, 12–15, 13–15. Shaikh’s Men’s Doubles run then ended against the No. 2 pair Aswin Mannambalath and Shaheen C K, after a 16–14 second-game win could not prevent a 15–11 deciding-game loss. That left him with two Men’s Doubles wins and one loss, and 83 minutes on court in the event.

Across seven completed matches, Shaikh finished 4–3 and spent 225 minutes on court. One telling pattern sits beneath the results: he won 140 of 231 receiving rallies, compared with 109 of 246 serving rallies. His campaign repeatedly leaned on receiving points, even as the final scoreboard across all events remained close at 249–228.

Performance analytics

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

Win–loss
4–3

on-court record

Points won
52%

249–228 points

Deciding games
2–2

4 played

Biggest scalp
Mohammad Nadaf / Riya Haldankar

7

Time on court
3h 45m

avg 32m

Data note: 7 of 7 played matches include rally insights; 7 include timing.

Serve & rally engine

Serving side44%
44.3089430894309%109 of 246 rallies
Receiving side61%
60.60606060606061%140 of 231 rallies
On this player’s serve42%
41.830065359477125%64 of 153 rallies
Longest streak won6 rallies
Longest streak against5 rallies

Pressure & momentum

Clutch rallies50%
50.4%63 of 125 rallies
Baseline rallies53%
52.84090909090909%186 of 352 rallies
Clutch delta-2 pts
Max deficit overcome5 points
Max lead surrendered3 points
First 5 rallies44%
44.44444444444444%40 of 90 rallies
Before intervals59%
58.620689655172406%51 of 87 rallies
After intervals52%
51.724137931034484%45 of 87 rallies
Challenge accuracy—
0 of 0 challenges

Timing & endurance

Average rally gap21.6s
Short-gap rallies55%
55.04201680672269%131 of 238 rallies
Long-gap rallies49%
49.35622317596567%115 of 233 rallies
Game 151%
50.53763440860215%94 of 186 rallies
Last game54%
54.285714285714285%95 of 175 rallies
Longest rally gap111.3s · game 1

Event split

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

EventSeedW–LPoints wonDecidersOn court
Mixed Doublesdoubles21–154%1–01h 3m
Men's Singlessingles51–151%0–11h 19m
Men's Doublesdoubles32–152%1–11h 23m

Match history

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

Avg rest 43m · shortest 33m

ResultOpponentEventScoreDurationStarted at
WOm Kunkolienkar / Sahil SayedMen's DoublesRound of 1615–10, 15–517mSat, Aug 8, 4:00 PM
WKaran DhavaskarMen's SinglesRound of 1617–15, 15–935mSat, Aug 8, 5:20 PM
WMohammad Nadaf / Riya HaldankarMixed DoublesQuarterfinal15–6, 13–15, 15–837mSat, Aug 8, 6:32 PM
WKaran Dhavaskar / Soham NaikMen's DoublesQuarterfinal11–15, 16–14, 15–1333mSat, Aug 8, 7:42 PM
LSoham NaikMen's SinglesQuarterfinal14–16, 15–13, 11–1544mSat, Aug 8, 8:48 PM
LShaheen C K / Dimple RevankarMixed DoublesSemifinal12–15, 13–1526mSun, Aug 9, 11:10 AM
LAswin Mannambalath / Shaheen C KMen's DoublesSemifinal10–15, 16–14, 11–1533mSun, Aug 9, 12:22 PM

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