2024's most-defining moment was when the Olympic silver medallist held a pin representing Spaniard Carolina Marin, while on the podium, not forgetting how injuries could come in the way of medals, but not all-time greatness
Former coach of Jonatan Christie and Antony Ginting, is known for bringing consistency to games of his wards.
A proposal to the Events Committee by the Badminton World Federation's Umpire Assessment Panel asserted that 'holding hand up indicating they are not ready, standing in a position ready to serve and doing nothing, or the side-to-side motion' will all be considered "delays"
Badminton's 2024 farewells, and the impending vacuum that they will cause, has been evident at the BWF World Tour Finals.
The 21-17, 21-13 loss was triggered by women’s doubles slinger-in-chief Chiharu Shida.
Treesa-Gayatri defeated Malaysian World No 6 Pearly Tan - Thinaah Muralitharan 21-19, 21-19, and stay in contention for a semis spot at the season-ending extravaganza at Hangzhou.
Indian World No 13 go down to Chinese form pair, 22-20, 20-22, 14-21 in 81 minutes
BWF World Tour Finals: The Indian women's double pair have wins over some of the top ranked teams but those have come in Asian team events.
World Tour Finals: The key numbers from Statminton that shows how staggeringly difficult it is to face the endurance-monsters in international women's doubles.
India had two winners at the Guwahati Masters, with Ashwini Ponnappa and Tanisha Crasto prevailing in women's doubles while Sathish Kumar clinched the men's singles title.
The last two women's singles Olympic champions and Viktor Axelsen, who won the title in the last two editions in Tokyo and Paris, have spoken out against the wrecking damage the sport's unforgiving schedule has on their bodies and minds.
Teenager Anmol Kharb, who is now ranked just inside the world's top 100, faces Chinese qualifier Cai Yan Yan in the women's singles title clash at the Guwahati Masters.
Viktor Axelsen also said that the reason he was speaking out publicly was due to the power the federations held and how players’ will was being pushed aside by the powers to be.
Two-time Olympic medallist shuttler PV Sindhu is getting married on December 22 in Udaipur.
Sindhu is regarded as one of India's greatest athletes with five world championship medals, including a gold in 2019, besides her silver and bronze at the Olympic Games.
Syed Modi International: PV Sindhu overcame a tricky left-hander in China's Wu Luo Yu 21-14, 21-16 while Lakshya completely outhit and outdefended Singapore's Jia Heng Jason Teh 21-6, 21-7 in their respective finals.
Syed Modi International: The World Tour Finals will bookend a difficult 2024 for Treesa-Gayatri, but in essence, it is a launchpad for bigger and better wins in 2025 for these two 21-year-olds.
Syed Modi International: After a tough semifinal where they had to come back from a game down, Treesa-Gayatri were brilliant in the final as a long drought ended for India at the Syed Modi International.
Growing up she was a natural athlete and good at TT, rope skipping, roller skating and running. But badminton it was to be and now she is the most feared opponent on the circuit
Syed Modi Super 300: PV Sindhu and Lakshya entered the tournament as top seeds, were pre-event favourites, and played like that on Saturday.
While Lakshya Sen dominated his semifinal to enter the title clash in Lucknow, the potential blockbuster all-Indian final wouldn't happen now as Priyanshu Rajawat went down for the second straight year at the semifinals stage.
WATCH HIGHLIGHTS: Against the Aimsaard sisters from Thailand, Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand come from a game down to seal their spot in the title clash in Lucknow.
Dhruv Kapila enters his first ever Super 300 level final on the BWF World Tour as he and Tanisha Crasto reached the summit clash in mixed doubles at the Syed Modi International in Lucknow that will take place on Sunday.
Priyanshu Rajawat on course with a final against Sen possible; men's doubles of Ishaan-Sankar and Sai Pratheek-Pruthvi make Last 4
For Tanisha Crasto, mixed doubles is the endgame and with Dhruv Kapila, there is renewed hope in a category which India have struggled to crack.




