Playing on Court 1 at the District Sports Complex, Singh entered Sunday’s championship clash unbeaten in 8 sets all week and struck early. The 23-year-old Indian broke Banerjee 3 times in 4 return games to claim the opening set 6-2 in 27 minutes. Banerjee steadied his serve in the 2nd set, breaking Singh from 40-0 in the 7th game for 4-3 and saving a break point at 5-4 to level the match 6-4 in 39 minutes.

Neither player dropped serve across all 12 games of the 62-minute deciding set. Singh saved break points in the 1st and 7th games to stay in front on serve, while Banerjee did not face a break point in any of his 6 service games in the 3rd set, holding at love for 6-6 to force the championship tiebreak. In the breaker, Banerjee jumped out to a 4-1 lead, and after Singh pulled within 3-4 with 2 mini-breaks, the 6th seed won 2 straight return points for 6-3 and sealed the title 7-4 on his 2nd championship point.

Singh edged total points won 103 to 101 across the 204-point final, converting 3 of 5 break points and winning 61 of 98 service points (62.2%). Banerjee converted 2 of 5 break chances, won 64 of 106 service points (60.4%), and held all 11 of his service games after the opening set while saving the only break point he faced over the final 2 sets. The victory marks the 2021 Wimbledon boys’ singles champion’s 1st title of 2026 and 2nd career ITF M25 singles trophy after winning in Trelew in August 2025, capping a week in which he logged 9 hours and 25 minutes on court across 5 wins.