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The Hindu·3 min read·medium

Table Tennis: Syndrela Das celebrates double crown on birthday

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Amol Karhadkar
Table Tennis: Syndrela Das celebrates double crown on birthday
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Seventeen-year-old table tennis player Syndrela Das celebrated her birthday by winning both the under-19 girls' title and her maiden women's singles crown at a National Ranking tournament. The West Bengal paddler successfully navigated seven matches in a single day to secure the double victory.

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This performance marks a significant milestone in the career of a rising star who is currently the youngest member of India's Asian Games squad, signaling her growing dominance in the national circuit.

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Moments after converting a match point against friend and fellow teenager Divyanshi Bhowmick, Syndrela Das clenched her fist, hugged her opponent and then embraced her coach Soumyadeep Roy and mother Sushmita. A few moments later, she rested in a chair and broke down during a video call with the rest of her family.

The tears of joy were fitting. On the day she turned 17, Syndrela had already done enough to make the birthday memorable, pocketing the under-19 girls’ title. By the time she left The Sportz Hub on Sunday (August 23, 2026), she had added a second trophy to the collection, her maiden women’s singles crown at a National Ranking tournament.

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