Niharika Parwar

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2 events

Summary

Niharika Parwar Takes Seeded Doubles Pair to Three Games Before Singles Exit

Niharika Parwar’s tournament began with a singles walkover on Friday evening, but her first played match came less than two hours later: a three-game women’s doubles battle with partner unnamed in the dossier against the No. 3 pair Shivanjali Thite and Shreya Mehta. The pair lost 13-15, 16-14, 12-15, finishing with 41 points to 44 after 29 minutes on court.

That doubles match was decided by narrow margins throughout. Niharika’s recorded rally figures show 21 wins from 43 receives and 20 from 42 serves, while the pair won 14 of 26 clutch rallies. The most revealing split is how evenly the contest stayed after the intervals: 8 points won before them and 8 after. There was also a 116-second gap during the opening game, with the score 11-13.

Her singles campaign resumed on Saturday against second seed Anjana Kumari. Niharika took the opening game 15-10, but Kumari levelled at 12-15 and closed the decider 15-6. The 42-minute match brought her tournament court time to 71 minutes, and she finished with 33 points against 40. She won 20 of 40 receives, but only 13 of 33 serves.

Across the two completed matches, Niharika won both of her deciders, but not the deciding games: each ended in defeat. Her rally record was strongest late in exchanges labelled clutch, where she won 20 of 41, compared with 54 of 117 baseline rallies. The singles loss ended her run; the doubles defeat had already closed that event. The final record was two played losses and one singles walkover win, with the narrow doubles test standing as her closest finish.

Entered events

Performance analytics

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

Win–loss: 0–2
Points won: 47%
Deciding games: 0–2
Biggest scalp: —
Time on court: 1h 11m

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

Serve & rally engine

Serving side44%

44%33 of 75 rallies

Receiving side49%

49.39759036144578%41 of 83 rallies

On this player’s serve40%

40.38461538461539%21 of 52 rallies

Longest streak won8 rallies

Longest streak against6 rallies

Pressure & momentum

Clutch rallies49%

48.78048780487805%20 of 41 rallies

Baseline rallies46%

46.15384615384615%54 of 117 rallies

Clutch delta+3 pts

Max deficit overcome4 points

Max lead surrendered1 points

First 5 rallies43%

43.333333333333336%13 of 30 rallies

Before intervals47%

46.666666666666664%14 of 30 rallies

After intervals47%

46.666666666666664%14 of 30 rallies

Challenge accuracy—

0 of 0 challenges

Timing & endurance

Average rally gap20.4s

Short-gap rallies46%

46.15384615384615%36 of 78 rallies

Long-gap rallies48%

48.05194805194805%37 of 77 rallies

Game 153%

52.83018867924528%28 of 53 rallies

Last game38%

37.5%18 of 48 rallies

Longest rally gap116.2s · game 1

Event split

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

Event	Seed	W–L	Points won	Deciders	On court
Women's Singlessingles	—	0–1	45%	0–1	42m
Women's Doublesdoubles	6	0–1	48%	0–1	29m

Match history

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

Result	Opponent	Event	Score	Duration	Started at
W	Ipshita Mesta	Women's SinglesRound of 16	Walkover	—	—
L	Shivanjali Thite / Shreya Mehta	Women's DoublesQuarterfinal	13–15, 16–14, 12–15	29m	Fri, Aug 7, 8:10 PM
L	Anjana Kumari	Women's SinglesQuarterfinal	15–10, 12–15, 6–15	42m	Sat, Aug 8, 4:40 PM

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