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BPS State Badminton Ranking Tournament 2026

NavelimAug 7 – 9, 2026

Player profile

Shubham Swami

2 events

Summary

Shubham Swami Takes Singles Walkover, Pushes Two Matches to Deciders in Navelim

Shubham Swami’s tournament began with a win before he played a rally. In men’s singles, Chinmay Kamat’s first-round walkover put Swami into the next qualifying round, while his men’s doubles campaign opened on court against Om Kunkolienkar and Sahil Sayed.

That doubles match lasted 32 minutes and went to a decider. Swami’s pair took the first game 17–15, dropped the second 15–10, then lost the third 15–9. Swami recorded 39 points for the side against 42, with 21 of his 42 receive rallies won. The result left the doubles run at one played loss.

Thirty-six minutes later, Swami returned for singles against Chirag Mahale. He lost the opening game 15–9, answered with a 15–8 win, then fell 15–7 in the decider. The singles match lasted 25 minutes, taking his total court time to 57 minutes across the two completed matches.

The pattern across the rally detail is notable: Swami won 36 of 80 receive rallies overall, compared with 33 of 70 on serve, and his side won 13 of 30 points at game starts. He also won 14 of 30 clutch rallies, almost the same rate as his 55 of 120 baseline rallies. After the interval, his results dipped slightly, from 18 of 33 rallies before it to 16 of 33 after it.

His singles event ended with the second-round defeat, while the doubles loss came in round one. The walkover supplied the only win, but both played matches reached a deciding game, giving Swami a tournament defined by close, extended contests rather than quick exits.

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
46%

69–81 points

Deciding games
0–2

2 played

Biggest scalp
—

no seeded win

Time on court
57m

avg 29m

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

Serve & rally engine

Serving side47%
47.14285714285714%33 of 70 rallies
Receiving side45%
45%36 of 80 rallies
On this player’s serve49%
49.01960784313725%25 of 51 rallies
Longest streak won5 rallies
Longest streak against5 rallies

Pressure & momentum

Clutch rallies47%
46.666666666666664%14 of 30 rallies
Baseline rallies46%
45.83333333333333%55 of 120 rallies
Clutch delta+1 pts
Max deficit overcome2 points
Max lead surrendered3 points
First 5 rallies43%
43.333333333333336%13 of 30 rallies
Before intervals55%
54.54545454545454%18 of 33 rallies
After intervals48%
48.484848484848484%16 of 33 rallies
Challenge accuracy—
0 of 0 challenges

Timing & endurance

Average rally gap18.3s
Short-gap rallies52%
52%39 of 75 rallies
Long-gap rallies41%
40.54054054054054%30 of 74 rallies
Game 154%
53.57142857142857%30 of 56 rallies
Last game35%
34.78260869565217%16 of 46 rallies
Longest rally gap89.1s · 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—0–143%0–125m
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
WChinmay KamatMen's SinglesQualifying Round 1Walkover——
LOm Kunkolienkar / Sahil SayedMen's DoublesQualifying Final15–17, 15–10, 9–1532mFri, Aug 7, 6:55 PM
LChirag MahaleMen's SinglesQualifying Final15–9, 8–15, 7–1525mFri, Aug 7, 8:03 PM

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