BPS State Badminton Ranking Tournament 2026

Swapnil Ghosh’s tournament lasted nine minutes, beginning against Namish Revankar in the U11 Boys’ Singles first round at Navelim. Scheduled for 4:20 pm on 7 August, the match started at 4:33 pm and ended at 4:41 pm, with Revankar winning 15-2, 15-1.

Ghosh collected three points across the two games, all in rallies where he was receiving: the rally record credits him with three receive wins from 29 attempts, while he won none of four points on serve. He did take the opening phase of the match narrowly, winning one of the first 10 rallies, and the data shows one rally win after the interval compared with none before it.

The rally detail also reveals how quickly the match tilted. Ghosh’s longest scoring streak was one, while Revankar put together a 12-rally streak. Ghosh won two of 17 shorter rallies and one of 16 longer rallies, so the difference was not confined to one rally type. The longest recorded gap came at 0-0 in the first game, lasting 35.676 seconds; because the dossier covers only this one completed match, there is no wider tournament pattern to claim.

With no doubles entry, walkover or second match listed, this first-round singles result is the complete campaign: 0-1, three points for and 30 against. The tournament ended for Ghosh after one brief appearance, but the record preserves a precise outline of the day: a match that began 13 minutes after its scheduled time and was over before the next round could enter the story.