Parjanya ADURY

Ranked #17 of 1,132 in AITA Boys Under-18, in the top 2% in India.

Up 159 placesin Men's Doubles since we started tracking, from #257 to #98

Rank now: #17of 1,132 in Boys Under-18
Best rank so far: #8reached 27 Apr 2026
Points: 373.8142 more for the top 10

Both lists

Boys Under-18 is the main list, the age group this player belongs to. Entering an older group as well is normal, and results there earn points on both lists.

Boys Under-18Own age group
Unchanged
#17of 1,132
in the top 2% in India
Points
373.8
Within Telangana
#2 of 64
Best on this list
#8 · 25 May 2026
142 more points to reach the top 10, which takes 515.8 this week
At this rank, every tournament level is open to enter.
as on 21 Sept 2026

Progress week by week

Every list AITA has published since we started mirroring them.

Boys Under-18

better ↑#8#22

18 Aug 202521 Sept 2026

Point at any dot to see that week. Up 5 places over 52 weeks, best of #8.

Men's Singles

better ↑#94#245

18 Aug 202521 Sept 2026

Point at any dot to see that week. Up 149 places over 52 weeks, best of #94.

What happens next on the Boys Under-18 list

Worked out from every published list we hold for your child, not from this week alone.

Last 4 weeksup 2 places

Last 12 weeksdown 40 points, down 4 places

Last 12 monthsdown 10 points, up 4 places

A new result last counted about 5 weeks ago. Over the past year the total rose in 16 weeks, by 16 points on average.

Up to 139.5 points could drop off in the next three months

Up to 68 of that within four weeks. Results stop counting a year after they were earned, so points earned last season fall away unless newer results replace them. This is the most it can cost, not a forecast: each result that drops off is replaced by the next best one, which we cannot see.

The top 10 needs 515.8 points, 142 more than your child has now. At the rate they have gained points over the past year, that is about 7 months of the same form.

Based on 52 published lists between 18 Aug 2025 and 21 Sept 2026.

What a rank opens and closes

Junior tournaments in India run in levels, easiest first:

1.Talent Series , the entry level, where most players start
2.Championship Series , the next step up, run state by state
3.Super Series , national-level events, harder to get into
4.National Series , the level below the national championships
5.Nationals , the national championships
6.ITF Junior , international junior events

Under 18 runs no Talent Series events, and Championship Series has no ranking bar, so every level here is open to enter at any rank.

Rules from the AITA Junior Tournament Structure, effective 1 January 2026. Check the current regulations with AITA or your state association before planning entries.

What makes up these points: Boys Under-18

The top bar is Parjanya ADURY, broken into where each point came from. The bars under it are the averages for each part of the list. Where a colour is wide at the top of the list but thin or missing on the top bar, that is what the leading players are doing differently.

Singles
Doubles
ITF Junior (counts double)

Parjanya ADURY373.8 pts

Top 1010 playersavg 1,111.8 pts

Ranked 11–10091 playersavg 233.6 pts(from 15 of 91)

Rankings are published by the All India Tennis Association and mirrored here. PowerMySport is not affiliated with AITA.

Comes from	Parjanya ADURY	Top 10	Ranked 11–100	Ranked 101 and below
Singles	300	100.7	146.4	26.8
Doubles	73.8	21.9	42.7	2
ITF Junior (counts double)	0	989.3	45.1	1.7
Total	373.8	1,111.8	233.6	30.5