Dear friend Please contact a good neurologist for proper diagnosis. Than visit neuro physio.

You must consider a visit to Neurologist, who preferably shall be referring for an NCV/MRI for exact extent of the problem. Tingling usually occurs only in 2 cases either there is a nerve damage or the nerve is healing it self. in your case, it is option 1 i.e the nerve is being compromised somewhere due to stretch or due to compression a brief historical information should be enough to decide upon Investigation procedure. To be precise if you at any time before commencement of tingling had a stretch / muscle pull / cramp the test for choice would be NCV. otherwise if you had a sudden impact due to jump/fall the choice would be an MRI. Which then could be managed by Therapy primarily including a bit of traction along with strengthening of back musculature and also Abdominals will give you core stability accompanied with of stretching for core muscles and back will give you flexibiity with agility. Considering you as a full time badminton professional I Expect that 1. you are wearing a comfortable and a cushioning footwear (consider it as tyre for your car affecting ride quality). 2. Doing Stretching of back

Better to consult a neuro physician than consult to a physiotherapist for ur fast recovery

Visit an orthopedic. Preferably a spine specialist.