Saina Nehwal v Ratchanok Inthanon: as it happened

SURABAYA: Thai teenager Ratchanok Inthanon has the world at her feet after her brilliant display at the All-England earlier this month but she is still aiming for more. The 18-year-old shuttler created history by becoming the youngest ever ...

LCW BOLEH. In Malay, it means 'LEE CHONG WEI CAN'. And he did. LCW BOLEH. In Malay, it means LEE CHONG WEI CAN. And he did. True to the banner held by Malaysian supporters, the World No. 1 put it across Japan's Kenichi Tago 21-15 18-21 21-17 in a ...

Inthanon demolishes Hyderabadi in 31 minutes to book a place in title round; Lee enters third straight final. The Indian challenge in the country's most prestigious badminton tournament ended on Saturday. Anand Pawar and PV Sindhu lost their ...

KUALA LUMPUR (AFP) - China look set to confirm their dominance of world badminton when the Sudirman Cup gets under way on Sunday as their rivals try to find a way to prevent a ninth Chinese team championship in the event.The 13th edition of the ...

The new-look national team will face its toughest challenge yet at the Li-Ning Singapore Open from June 18 to 23. -TNP Since his appointment in January, Singapore Badminton Association technical director (doubles) Yoo Yong Sung has been ...

Practical information about IOC events From To Results of the quarter-finals of the Badminton Asia Championships in Taipei: Women's singles Sayaka Takahashi (JPN) bt Ratchanok Inthanon (THA x4) 21-18 21-23 23-21 Eriko Hirose (JPN x7) bt Sindhu P. V.

BWF secretary-general and chief operating officer Thomas Lund tells G Krishnan the proposed Indian Badminton League will boost the popularity of the sport. How do you look at the growth of badminton in India? It has been an amazing development in ...

World No. 4 Juliane Schenk of Germany tells G Krishnan it's time badminton world focused on Malaysia, Thailand and, of course, India. You must be happy with your form. After all, you are yet to drop a game in this tournament. It has been a great ...

_ Showing poise and grace, P.V. Sindhu cruised into her maiden Yonex Sunrise India Open Super Series semi-finals with a 21-16, 21-16 victory over Yui Hashimoto of Japan on Friday.The 17-year-old thus avenged Saina Nehwal's early exit at the hands of ...