Parupalli Kashyap stretched, PV Sindhu sails through

However, H S Prannoy, B Sai Praneeth and RMV Gurusaidutt lost their respective quarterfinal matches to crash out of the men's singles event. The 17-year-old P V Sindhu, who had beaten former World No.1 Shixian Wang of China at the Badminton Asia ...

Practical information about IOC events From To Results of the quarter-finals of the India Open badminton tournament in New Delhi on Friday (x denotes seeding): Men's singles: Lee Chong Wei (MAS x1) bt H.S. Prannoy (IND) 21-14, 21-19 Boonsak Ponsana ...

Top seed PV Sindhu stormed into the semifinals of the women's singles event of the Malaysia Grand Prix Gold badminton tournament with a straight-game win over Hera Desi of Indonesia in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday. Sindhu, who reached the semifinals of the India ...

New Delhi: London Olympics bronze medallist Saina Nehwal retained her second position in the world rankings despite making the second round exit at India Open in the women's singles. However, Olympics quarter-finalist, Parupalli Kashyap dropped out of the ...

New Delhi: London Olympics quarter-finalist, Parupalli Kashyap dropped out of the men`s singles top-10 while rising shuttler rose two places to reach a career-best of No.13 in the (BWF) rankings released on Thursday.Kashyap, who had achieved a ...

Youngster Iskandar Zulkarnain Zainuddin did well to reach the second round of a Super Series event for the first time at the India Open in New Delhi last week. Now, he's hoping that New Delhi will continue to be kind to him as he seeks to represent ...

NEW DELHI: World number one Lee Chong Wei of Malaysia stormed into the men's singles semi-finals of the India Open badminton tournament with a 21-14, 21-19 victory over India's HS Prannoy in New Delhi yesterday. The Malaysian will now take on ...

If someone thought that PV Sindhu's recent win over world No 1 Chinese, Shixian Wang, was a momentary spell of good form, the Indian teenager gave the doubters a fitting reply when she sailed into the semifinals of the Yonex Sunrise India Open here ...

The 17-year-old PV Sindhu is widely tipped as the heir to India's badminton icon Saina Nehwal. The lanky teenager on Friday lived upto the expectations when she showed the guile and maturity to overpower a tenacious Japanese Yui Hashimoto 21-16, ...