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BPS State Badminton Ranking Tournament 2026

NavelimAug 7 – 9, 2026

Player profile

Devaj Vaingankar

2 events

Summary

Devaj Vaingankar’s tournament ran from a singles walkover to a two-event exit

Devaj Vaingankar’s tournament began with a singles walkover on 7 August, then became a two-event qualifying campaign compressed into 48 minutes of court time. The walkover over Sharv Kotkar put him through without a rally, but his next match arrived at 6:50 pm: in men’s doubles, Vaingankar and his partner lost 17–15, 10–15, 15–9 to Om Kunkolienkar and Sahil Sayed.

That doubles match was the longest test of the day at 32 minutes, and it was decided in a third game after the pair split the first two. Vaingankar’s team won 39 points to 42, with the side taking 21 of 42 receive points. The match included nine clutch points won from 19, while the rest of the recorded rallies produced 30 wins from 62.

Only 36 minutes separated the scheduled doubles start from Vaingankar’s singles match, which began at 8:04 pm, one minute before its listed time. He then lost 15–6, 15–5 to Sudhanva Udupa in 16 minutes, ending his singles run in round two and the tournament campaign with two played-match losses and one walkover win.

The rally pattern is more revealing than the final totals: across the two covered matches, Vaingankar won 29 of 71 receive points but just 21 of 51 on serve. He also won 24 of 60 long rallies, compared with 26 of 61 short ones. The available rally detail covers both completed matches, while the walkover contains no played rallies. In a tournament paced by a short turnaround, his doubles match was the close contest; the later singles match was the finish.

Performance analytics

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

Win–loss
0–2

incl. 1–0 walkovers

Points won
41%

50–72 points

Deciding games
0–1

1 played

Biggest scalp
—

no seeded win

Time on court
48m

avg 24m

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

Serve & rally engine

Serving side41%
41.17647058823529%21 of 51 rallies
Receiving side41%
40.845070422535215%29 of 71 rallies
On this player’s serve35%
35.483870967741936%11 of 31 rallies
Longest streak won5 rallies
Longest streak against9 rallies

Pressure & momentum

Clutch rallies38%
38.46153846153847%10 of 26 rallies
Baseline rallies42%
41.66666666666667%40 of 96 rallies
Clutch delta-3 pts
Max deficit overcome1 points
Max lead surrendered3 points
First 5 rallies40%
40%10 of 25 rallies
Before intervals29%
29.166666666666668%7 of 24 rallies
After intervals33%
33.33333333333333%8 of 24 rallies
Challenge accuracy—
0 of 0 challenges

Timing & endurance

Average rally gap18.2s
Short-gap rallies43%
42.62295081967213%26 of 61 rallies
Long-gap rallies40%
40%24 of 60 rallies
Game 140%
39.62264150943396%21 of 53 rallies
Last game32%
31.818181818181817%14 of 44 rallies
Longest rally gap69.6s · game 1

Event split

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

EventSeedW–LPoints wonDecidersOn court
Men's Singlessingles—0–127%—16m
Men's Doublesdoubles—0–148%0–132m

Match history

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

Avg rest 36m · shortest 36m

ResultOpponentEventScoreDurationStarted at
WSharv KotkarMen's SinglesQualifying Round 1Walkover——
LOm Kunkolienkar / Sahil SayedMen's DoublesQualifying Final15–17, 15–10, 9–1532mFri, Aug 7, 6:55 PM
LSudhanva UdupaMen's SinglesQualifying Final6–15, 5–1516mFri, Aug 7, 8:04 PM

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