Tasnim Mir, Unnati Hooda and Shriyanshi Valishetty have progressed to the quarterfinals on the women's singles.
Anders Antonsen beat Lakshya Sen 21-18, 21-15 in quarters at China Masters in a match which was yet another example of the Indian giving up when things got tough.
China Masters: Playing their first tournament since the Paris Olympics, Satwik-Chirag lose to Seo Seung Jae- Jin Yong 21-18 14-21 21-16 in a 74-minute thriller.
Overcome Dane pairing of Astrup and Anders Skaarup Rasmussen 21-18, 21-16, 21-19 to book last 4 spot.
With their confidence tinted following the Olympics setback, the Indian doubles pair begin their long way back to redemption at the ongoing Shenzhen Super 750.
Lee Zii Jia broke Lakshya Sen's heart at Paris 2024. At China Masters, the Indian reversed the result and said later that the defeat in Paris will hurt him for a while.
WATCH HIGHLIGHTS: Improving one of the most lopsided records in badminton, Sindhu continued to dominate Busanan, prevailing in straight games at the China Masters Super 750 on Wednesday.
Training as a group keeps egos in check, self-assessments are non-delusional, the sparring is infinitely better, and the feedback is diverse. Is it time for Indian badminton to look beyond personalised individual foreign coaches?
WATCH HIGHLIGHTS: Sindhu took the lead against Canada's Li but couldn't close down a win in the decider
The Great Dane Viktor Axelsen, who pulled on a Chinese mane and got himself a Chinese name after learning Mandarin at 22, has snuck up into the GOAT debate after his second Olympic title.
29-year-old two-time Olympic medallist says player development hinges squarely on the coach-trainee equation as she opens her academy in Visakhapatnam.
Agus reckons Indian coaching for beginners is all-over-the-place. "The basics - grip, footwork and techniques, can be amateur at times. Not world-class or in tune with changes sweeping world badminton," he says.
The 23-year-old Malvika Bansod with a subtle, intelligent and determined game was twice buried under a barrage of speedy power-strokes from Danish Mia Blichfeldt, as she went down 21-10, 21-15 in the final of the Hylo Open
Neither badminton ranking milestones, nor consistency matter; it is the titles won after stringing together 5 wins on 5 days that will be remembered
With a gritty, calculated, almost nerveless display of badminton, the 23-year-old reached the biggest final of her career as she defeated Julie Dawall Jakobsen 23-21, 21-18 in 44 minutes at the Hylo Open Super 300.
Rakshitha Ramraj goes down to Julie Jacobsen
17-year-old from Coimbatore plays Danish Julie Jakobsen at Hylo Open quarters later today.
The CWG has always proved a harbinger of sorts for India's shuttlers, and built Games character. But does its omission spell a knell?
Ashwini (33) is excited and reinvigorated at the prospect of heading to Jakarta for Badminton X-L – a glitzy team league taking place from October 31 to November 3.
Words like 'old', 'retire', and ‘didi' will swirl in troll-world, but an attacking PV Sindhu can have a genuine crack at All England.
Most of the warts in Sindhu's game were repeatedly exposed under the glare of the Indonesian's simple strategy of making the Indian twist and turn.
PV Sindhu beat World No.7 Han Yue 18-21, 21-12, 21-16 in the pre-quarterfinals of the Denmark Open; Coach Anup Sridhar says 'long way to go before we see the old Sindhu'.
Calling it mental brittleness is simplistic, the answers might be in his technical and tactical poise that gets ruffled when leading.
The Thai shuttle queen is classy and creative, dazzling and deceptive; but as Intanon schools the next generation at Arctic Open making finals, the 29-year-old continues acing the labourer's scrambling shot.
Badminton World Juniors: Indians slow starters in relay scoring system, while unheralded countries provide mind-bending results.




