Fifth seed Oliver Crawford and unseeded Stefanos Sakellaridis to clash in men’s singles final on Sunday

Saturday proved to be lucky for top seeds Siddhant Banthia (India) and Alexander Donski (Bulgaria) at the 2026 Delhi Open ATP Challenger. The pair of Siddhant Banthia and Alexander Donski beat second-seeded pair of Niki Kaliyanda Poonacha (India) and Pruchya Isaro (Indonesia) to win the doubles title here at DLTA Complex.

Banthia and Donski went down 4-6 in the opening set against the second-seeded pair of Niki Kaliyanda Poonacha (India) and Pruchya Isaro (Indonesia) but bounced back to take the second set by the same scoreline. The match tie-break proved to be a tense affair. At 10-10, both teams had saved one match point each before Banthia and Donski sealed the contest 4-6, 6-4, 12-10 to clinch the title.

Banthia and Donski earned 75 ranking points and a prize money cheque of $4,980 while Poonacha/ Isaro gained 50 ranking points and a prize money cheque of $2,880.  

The victory marked Banthia’s second career ATP Challenger doubles title — both won alongside Donski. It was Donski’s third ATP Challenger doubles crown in Delhi.

In the men’s singles, fifth seed Oliver Crawford (Great Britain) and unseeded Stefanos Sakellaridis (Greece) set up a title clash. The final will be played Sunday.

EOM