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Charishma and Ritvik win singles titles at Senior National Badminton Championships

Surya Charishma Tamiri and S Ritvik Sanjeevi clinched the women’s and men’s singles titles at the Senior National Badminton Championships in Vijayawada

By Telangana Today
Published Date - 29 December 2025, 12:30 AM
Charishma and Ritvik win singles titles at Senior National Badminton Championships
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Hyderabad: Surya Charishma Tamiri rode on strong local support to register a come‑from‑behind win over Tanvi Patri, while S Ritvik Sanjeevi defeated Bharat Raghav to clinch the women’s and men’s singles titles respectively in the Senior National Badminton Championships in Vijayawada on Sunday.

The 19‑year‑old Vijayawada‑born Surya Charishma got the better of Tanvi 17‑21, 21‑12, 21‑14 in the women’s singles final, while Ritvik defeated Bharat 21‑16, 22‑20 in the men’s singles summit clash.


The much‑anticipated women’s singles final between the local favourite and a player attempting to become the youngest senior national champion lived up to its billing as both players had their chances in the 58‑minute encounter.

Tanvi took control of the match midway through the opening game and it looked like she had frustrated her opponent enough to induce unforced errors.

One such error happened at 6‑5 in the second game as Surya Charishma swatted a service return into the net. But the service judge called it a fault for height, giving the eventual champion a reprieve.

She then went on to win seven consecutive points to take control of the second game.

In the decider, Surya Charishma engaged Tanvi in long rallies at the start and the tiredness began to show on the youngster.

Though Tanvi tried to keep pace with her opponent, she clearly ran out of steam as Surya Charishma wrapped up the match with six straight points from 15‑14 onwards.

In the men’s singles final, Ritvik relied on his superior defence and composure to overcome the challenge of Bharat Raghav.

Having pocketed the opening game without any hiccups, Ritvik was under pressure in the second game as his opponent opened up a 9‑5 lead.

The 2024 Odisha Masters winner bagged six consecutive points to regain the lead and it looked like he would cruise to victory before two bad judgement calls allowed Bharat to fight back and even earn a game point.

But to his credit, Ritvik kept his cool, stuck to his game plan, and wrapped up the match in 39 minutes.

The experienced combination of Shikha Gautam and Ashwini Bhat K clinched the women’s doubles crown, beating second seeds Priya Devi Konjengbam and Shruti Mishra 21‑14, 21‑18, while top seeds Hariharan Amsakarunan and R Ruban Kumar defeated Mithileish P Krishnan and Prejan 21‑17, 21‑12 to win the men’s doubles final.

Earlier, second seeds Sathwik Reddy K and Radhika Sharma upset top seeds Ashith Surya and P Amrutha 21‑9, 21‑15 to clinch the mixed doubles title.

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