BPS State Badminton Ranking Tournament 2026

Dimple Revankar’s tournament turned on a 42-minute turnaround and a three-game mixed doubles escape. Across the BPS State Badminton Ranking Tournament 2026, she went 5-1 in six completed matches, splitting her campaign between women’s singles and mixed doubles and spending 139 minutes on court.

Her singles run began on 7 Aug with a 2-1 win over fifth seed Rifa Shaikh. The next day, she beat Gauri Sawant 2-0, then returned on 9 Aug to face top seed Sufiya Shaikh. That campaign ended in a 0-2 loss. In singles, Revankar still finished 2-1, winning the only decider she played and scoring 83 points to 69 against.

Mixed doubles was the unbeaten thread, with her partners named in every match. With Malaika Lobo, she beat Rahul Deswal / Malaika Lobo’s opponents 2-0 on 8 Aug; with Yasmin Sayed, she defeated second seeds Ayaan Shaikh / Yasmin Sayed 2-0; and with Anar Singbal, she beat fourth seeds Sanath Kamat / Anar Singbal 2-1. The second-seeded pair was the tournament’s biggest scalp. The final match was also the longest at 37 minutes, and the pair recovered after dropping the opening game.

The schedule demanded different rhythms: 103 minutes separated her first two recorded matches, 42 minutes separated the 8 Aug singles and doubles wins, and 248 minutes preceded the final mixed doubles tie. The less obvious pattern is in her starts: across all games she won exactly half of the opening rallies, 35 of 70, but after intervals she won 36 of 66. That late-game edge helped define a five-win campaign that ended with an unbeaten mixed doubles run and a singles quarterfinal-stage exit.