Isyana and Rinjani claim Indonesia Masters women's doubles crown
The Indonesian pair defeated Thailand's Hathaithip Mijad and Napapakom Tungkasatan to secure their second Super 100 title.
Indonesia's Isyana Syahira Meida and Rinjani Kwinnara Nastine beat Thai opponents Hathaithip Mijad and Napapakom Tungkasatan 21-15, 21-17 in the women's doubles final at the 2026 Polytron Kudus Indonesia Masters. The match took place at Djarum Arena Sports Hall in Kudus, Central Java.
The result gave Isyana and Rinjani their second championship at Super 100 level, following a title in India in 2025. They had been the only Indonesian women still competing for a title after their compatriots' semifinal exits.
Isyana attributed the win to confidence and a focus on enjoying the contest rather than thinking about the result. She said the Thai pair started the opening game well, but the Indonesians took advantage when their opponents became less consistent.
She also said they needed mental resilience against opponents who were playing without pressure and wanted to defeat the home pair.
Rinjani said coach Nitya Krishinda Maheswari Korwa had urged them before the final to trust their abilities and their shots. She credited the supporters, parents, playing partners and support staff, including the nutrition team, masseurs and physiotherapists, for helping them throughout the tournament.
