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Round robin
Group A
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- Net Results - Ranjit / Venu C4 wins · 5 played
August 1 - September 30, 2026
Twelve doubles teams play across two groups for one late-summer title.
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August 1 – September 30, 2026
Twelve doubles teams. Two groups. One late-summer title decided under the lights.
Group stage
Round robin
Leader
Round robin
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Know before you play
Twelve teams, two groups of six. Every team plays every other in its group once — a full round robin. The top four from each group reach the quarterfinals: A1 vs B4, A2 vs B3, A3 vs B2, A4 vs B1. Quarterfinal winners are drawn into the semifinals by lottery.
Every match is best of three sets. The first two sets use a standard 7-point tiebreak at 6–6. The deciding set is a full set or a 10-point match tiebreak — the two teams agree on match day — and either way it counts as one set. Receiving position is fixed for a set: whoever receives in the deuce (right) court takes every deuce-court return that set, switching only at the start of a new set. Change ends after every odd game; between sets, stay on the same side when the previous set ended on an even game total (6–4, 6–2, 7–5); in a match tiebreak, change ends at 1, 5, 9, 13…
Before the warm-up, spin a racquet or toss a coin. The winner picks one — serve or receive, which end to start on, or defer the choice to the opponent, who can't defer back. The other team takes whatever choice is left.
Play hard. Have fun. Questions? Contact Srini or Shishir.