BPS State Badminton Ranking Tournament 2026

Yasmin Sayed’s tournament began with a win that required no rally at all: in Women’s Doubles, her pair received a walkover from Adhira Jadhav and Elena Fernandes on Friday night. The playing began Saturday in Mixed Doubles, where Sayed and her partner beat seventh seeds Mohammad Nadaf and Riya Haldankar 2–1 after dropping the first game 15–6. The pair won 43 points to 29 and took the decider 15–8, giving Sayed her most notable result of the tournament by seed.

Sunday brought two different event threads. In Mixed Doubles, Sayed’s pair lost 15–12, 15–13 to third seeds Shaheen C K and Dimple Revankar. The match lasted 26 minutes, and their post-interval record was two points won from nine. Just 42 minutes after that match began, Sayed’s Women’s Doubles pair took the court against fifth seeds Anar Singbal and Neha Sahakari. They won 15–12, 18–16, with Sayed’s event data showing 23 receive points won from 28. That 26-minute victory was the tournament’s biggest scalp by seed.

Her Women’s Doubles campaign ended later Sunday against second seeds Anjana Kumari and Sufiya Shaikh. After splitting the first two games, Sayed’s pair lost the decider 15–7 in a 30-minute match. The gap between the two Sunday Women’s Doubles matches was 153 minutes, and her total court time across four completed matches reached 119 minutes.

Across both events, Sayed finished with two wins, two losses and the opening walkover. The pattern in the rally data is notable: she won 82 of 129 receive points, compared with 54 of 136 on serve. Her tournament ended in a semifinal, with both doubles campaigns now complete.