Sanath Kamat

Player profile

2 events

1 runner-up

Summary

Sanath Kamat’s Mixed Doubles Run Reaches Round Four After Two Decider Wins

Sanath Kamat’s tournament began with a men’s doubles defeat, then turned into a mixed doubles run built on close finishes and two won deciders.

With his men’s doubles partner, Kamat lost 12-15, 12-15 to Sushil Nayak and Yash Kunkalienkar in 25 minutes on 8 August. The pair won 24 points, including 18 on receive, but could not convert either game. His next match came 84 minutes later in mixed doubles, alongside an unnamed partner, against fifth-seeded Aswin Mannambalath and Rifa Shaikh. That pair won 15-6, 8-15, 16-14 in 34 minutes—the tournament’s biggest scalp for Kamat’s campaign.

The mixed doubles run continued on 9 August. Kamat’s pair beat sixth seeds Rudra Phadte and Shivanjali Thite 17-15, 9-15, 16-18 in a 42-minute match. After a 239-minute gap, they faced third seeds Shaheen C K and Dimple Revankar. Kamat’s side levelled the match by taking the second game 15-6, but lost the decider 12-15 after 37 minutes, ending the campaign in round four.

Across both events, Kamat played four completed matches and spent 138 minutes on court, finishing with two wins and two losses. The mixed doubles results supplied all 125 of his 149 points and both victories. One pattern stands out: he won 85 of 142 recorded receive rallies, compared with 64 of 150 on serve. His pairs also won 32 of 54 rallies after intervals, against 28 before them. The numbers point to a campaign that became more productive in pressure moments and after breaks, even if the final decider went against him.

Entered events

Performance analytics

Win–loss: 2–2
Points won: 51%
Deciding games: 2–1
Biggest scalp: Aswin Mannambalath / Rifa Shaikh
Time on court: 2h 18m

Data note: 4 of 4 played matches include rally insights; 4 include timing.

Serve & rally engine

Serving side43%

42.66666666666667%64 of 150 rallies

Receiving side60%

59.859154929577464%85 of 142 rallies

On this player’s serve38%

37.878787878787875%25 of 66 rallies

Longest streak won7 rallies

Longest streak against5 rallies

Pressure & momentum

Clutch rallies48%

48.23529411764706%41 of 85 rallies

Baseline rallies52%

52.17391304347826%108 of 207 rallies

Clutch delta-4 pts

Max deficit overcome1 points

Max lead surrendered3 points

First 5 rallies65%

65.45454545454545%36 of 55 rallies

Before intervals52%

51.85185185185185%28 of 54 rallies

After intervals59%

59.25925925925925%32 of 54 rallies

Challenge accuracy—

0 of 0 challenges

Timing & endurance

Average rally gap21.7s

Short-gap rallies58%

57.534246575342465%84 of 146 rallies

Long-gap rallies45%

44.75524475524475%64 of 143 rallies

Game 150%

50%53 of 106 rallies

Last game49%

49.152542372881356%58 of 118 rallies

Longest rally gap109.2s · 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
Mixed Doublesdoubles	4	2–1	53%	2–1	1h 53m
Men's Doublesdoubles	7	0–1	44%	—	25m

Match history

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

Avg rest 2h 42m · shortest 1h 24m

Result	Opponent	Event	Score	Duration	Started at
L	Sushil Nayak / Yash Kunkalienkar	Men's DoublesRound of 16	12–15, 12–15	25m	Sat, Aug 8, 4:02 PM
W	Aswin Mannambalath / Rifa Shaikh	Mixed DoublesQuarterfinal	15–6, 8–15, 16–14	34m	Sat, Aug 8, 5:51 PM
W	Rudra Phadte / Shivanjali Thite	Mixed DoublesSemifinal	15–17, 15–9, 18–16	42m	Sun, Aug 9, 11:03 AM
L	Shaheen C K / Dimple Revankar	Mixed DoublesFinal	11–15, 15–6, 12–15	37m	Sun, Aug 9, 3:44 PM

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