Moh. Zaki UbaidillahMoh. Zaki Ubaidillah captured the biggest title of his nascent career when he won the PRINCESS SIRIVANNAVARI Thailand Masters 2026 beating home hope Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul in a three-game thriller.

Ubaidillah’s 21-19 20-22 21-19 result capped a fine campaign for Indonesia as they finished with four titles.

Ubaidillah, who has never won a Super 300 or above title, fought off deficits in all three games. He nicked the first from 16-19 down, clambered back from six points behind in the second, and then overturned a four-point disadvantage midway through the third. A delectable drop shot gave him two match points, and he converted on the second opportunity.

It was a memorable day for India’s Devika Sihag too, as the world No.63 won her first World Tour title. Sihag however was not tested as her opponent Goh Jin Wei appeared to struggle with an injury before retiring in the second game, with Sihag 21-8 6-3 ahead.

Highlights

» For the first time on the World Tour this year, China could not win an event, with their only final representatives, Bao Li Jing/Li Yi Jing, falling to Amallia Cahaya Pratiwi/Siti Fadia Silva Ramadhanti in the women’s doubles final.

» The other two doubles finals were all-Indonesia affairs. Leo Rolly Carnando/Bagas Maulana won their first title since the Korea Open in September 2025, beating young compatriots Raymond Indra/Nikolaus Joaquin 21-10 21-17.

» The mixed doubles final saw Adnan Maulana/Indah Cahya Sari Jamil get the better of compatriots Bobby Setiabudi/Melati Daeva Oktavianti 18-21 21-19 21-17.

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