Completed

BPS State Badminton Ranking Tournament 2026

NavelimAug 7 – 9, 2026

Player profile

Pallab Samanta

2 events

Summary

Pallab Samanta’s Two Qualifying Matches End in Straight-Game Defeats

Pallab Samanta’s tournament lasted 26 minutes across two qualifying matches on 7 August, with both events ending in straight-game defeats at Navelim. He began in men’s singles against Rutav Kanabar at 6:09 pm, taking seven points in an 11-minute, 3-15, 4-15 loss. Fifty-six minutes later, he returned for men’s doubles alongside an unnamed partner against Devansh Sakpal and Yousuf Shaikh, losing 4-15, 8-15 after 15 minutes.

The doubles match was the more productive of the two by the scoreboard, yielding 12 points compared with seven in singles. Across both matches, Samanta won 19 points and lost 60, and the available rally record credits his side with 16 receive points from 60 attempts, compared with three from 19 on serve. That receive-heavy split is the clearest pattern in the dossier, though the doubles figures belong to the pair rather than Samanta alone.

The match pacing also changed between events. In singles, Samanta won four of nine rallies before the interval but none of the nine after it. In doubles, the pair improved after the interval, winning four of nine compared with two beforehand. Overall, the side won six of 18 rallies before intervals and four of 18 after them, while never winning more than two consecutive rallies and facing a longest losing streak of eight.

Neither qualifying campaign went beyond round one, and there was no decider, walkover or retirement. Samanta’s tournament therefore closes with two completed matches, two losses and a 56-minute gap between appearances.

Performance analytics

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

Win–loss
0–2

on-court record

Points won
24%

19–60 points

Deciding games
—

0 played

Biggest scalp
—

no seeded win

Time on court
26m

avg 13m

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

Serve & rally engine

Serving side16%
15.789473684210526%3 of 19 rallies
Receiving side27%
26.666666666666668%16 of 60 rallies
On this player’s serve23%
23.076923076923077%3 of 13 rallies
Longest streak won2 rallies
Longest streak against8 rallies

Pressure & momentum

Clutch rallies20%
20%3 of 15 rallies
Baseline rallies25%
25%16 of 64 rallies
Clutch delta-5 pts
Max deficit overcome0 points
Max lead surrendered2 points
First 5 rallies30%
30%6 of 20 rallies
Before intervals33%
33.33333333333333%6 of 18 rallies
After intervals22%
22.22222222222222%4 of 18 rallies
Challenge accuracy—
0 of 0 challenges

Timing & endurance

Average rally gap15.1s
Short-gap rallies23%
22.5%9 of 40 rallies
Long-gap rallies24%
23.684210526315788%9 of 38 rallies
Game 119%
18.91891891891892%7 of 37 rallies
Last game29%
28.57142857142857%12 of 42 rallies
Longest rally gap37.5s · game 2

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—0–119%—11m
Men's Doublesdoubles—0–129%—15m

Match history

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

Avg rest 56m · shortest 56m

ResultOpponentEventScoreDurationStarted at
LRutav KanabarMen's SinglesQualifying Round 13–15, 4–1511mFri, Aug 7, 6:09 PM
LDevansh Sakpal / Yousuf ShaikhMen's DoublesQualifying Final4–15, 8–1515mFri, Aug 7, 7:16 PM

Compare with an opponent

Both players’ tournaments side by side, with every meeting between them.