Badminton
Badminton: Saina Nehwal pulls out of India Open because of acute gastroenteritis
Ace shuttler Saina Nehwal, on Wednesday, pulled out of the India Open BWF World Tour Super 500 which begins in New Delhi next Tuesday, after failing to get over a gastroenteritis trouble. Nehwal, who turned 29 last Monday, had performed through ache at some point of the All England Championships…
Read More »Badminton: Sai Praneeth stuns Olympic champ Chen Long in Basel, Lakshya Sen disappointed at China Masters
India’s B Sai Praneeth dissatisfied reigning Olympic champion and second seed Chen Long 21-18, 21-thirteen on Saturday to reach the Swiss Open Super three hundred very last at Basel. The victory, the Indian’s first over the Chinese superstar in 3 suits, means that Sai Praneeth has reached a summit clash…
Read More »Badminton World Federation’s punishing agenda is taking toll on pinnacle players’ health ahead of 2020 Tokyo Olympics
It become a scary sight for any badminton player, or diehard supporter of the game. South Korea’s Son Wan Ho stretched ahead on his feet to retrieve a internet dribble from compatriot Lee Hyun Il in the course of his men’s singles semi-very last conflict with the veteran southpaw inside…
Read More »Meet thirteen-12 months-vintage Ganderbal boy, J&K’s growing badminton big name
Ibrahim bin Ajaz Qureshi, thirteen, from Ganderbal is the primary badminton participant from Jammu and Kashmir who has reached twenty eighth rank in 2018 and thirty second in 2017 in any respect-India stage all through national badminton opposition in below-13 category. Ibrahim a growing star of badminton in Kashmir now,…
Read More »Badminton: PV Sindhu ambitions for consistency in Olympic qualification yr after combined begin to season
India’s badminton superstar PV Sindhu said on Monday she is looking for a constant run leading as much as the 2020 Olympics, starting with the India Open tournament this week. Olympic silver medallist Sindhu suffered a first-spherical exit within the women’s singles of the All England Open early this month.…
Read More »Art of controlled aggression: How Kento Momota is dominating badminton with a constant handThe story of the hare and tortoise race that everybody
have heard since childhood has a completely simplistic clarification – gradual and steady wins the race. But the slow might be there most effective for alliteration because it’s far the regular conviction in one’s capability that topics within the very last analysis. If you’ve got any doubt, ask the Kidambi…
Read More »Top Indian shuttlers face fund shortage for worldwide journeys
NEW DELHI: Some of India’s leading badminton players, along with modern-day countrywide champion Sourabh Verma and 2014 CWG gold medallist Parupalli Kashyap, have been pressured to arrange for his or her personal investment to compete in global tournaments like the Super Series and Grand Prix. This has came about because…
Read More »I am scared of getting injured, says Ratchanok Intanon
Two-time champion Ratchanok Intanon doesn’t want to exert herself too much for a 3rd name at the continuing India Open badminton match as she is cautious of getting injured in an Olympic qualification 12 months due to the worrying global time table. The Badminton World Federation (BWF) made over its…
Read More »Kento Momota promises a display in Chong Wei’s absence
JAPAN’s international No. 1 Kento Momota says he’ll fill the void left by means of his idol Lee Chong Wei inside the Malaysia Open this week.The 24-yr-antique believes Chong Wei’s absence ought to be deeply felt by the house fanatics who yearn to see their country wide hero in motion…
Read More »India Open: With his life rebooted, HS Prannoy is regaining form at the badminton court
Indian shuttler HS Prannoy has lost over four kilograms in current days and looks a lot leaner, fitter. The 26-yr-old become in no way on a weight reduction regimentation or has abruptly become a fitness freak. In fact, in the past 8 months, Prannoy had been missing numerous training sessions…
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