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| last updated at 12:05AM ALL ENGLAND: China's Chen Long struggles into quarter-finals WITH defending champion Chen Long showing signs of cracks in the All England, the men's singles title could go Lee Chong Wei's way in what could be the ...

LONDON — Olympic champion Li Xuerui made a great escape for the second successive day to survive into the quarterfinals of the All England Badminton Championships Thursday. The top-seeded Chinese player came from a game and 8-13 down against ...

HYDERABAD: PV Sindhu joined the list of Indian first round casualties as she suffered a straight game loss - 16-21, 15-21 - against Sun Yu of China in the All England Open badminton in Birmingham on Wednesday. With Sindhu's exit, Saina Nehwal is ...

Saina Nehwal began her All England Badminton Championship campaign with a comfortable win over Scotland's Kirsty Gilmour. But India's top male players, Parupalli Kashyap and Kidambi Srikanth, lost their opening round matches. World No 7 Saina ...

Following are the results from the first day of the All England Open in Birmingham on Wednesday (prefix number denotes seeding): Men's singles First round 6-Boonsak Ponsana, Thailand, bt Hu Yun, Hong Kong, China, 21-7, 21-19 Dionysus Rumbaka, ...

When it comes to winning Grand Prix Gold titles few would have bet on Arvind Bhat, with top women shuttlers Saina Nehwal and PV Sindhu emerging as the favourite picks. However, Bhat defied the odds and stunned everyone when he won the German Open on Sunday, ...

NAGPUR: Most shuttlers mature with age and Arvind Bhat is no different. The 34-year-old is in sublime form and churning out outstanding performances to storm into the final of the German Open Grand Prix Gold Badminton tournament at Mulheim an der ...

Mulheim an der Ruhr, Germany: Senior Indian shuttler Arvind Bhat advanced to the semifinals of the USD 120,000 German Open Grand Prix Gold after registering a straight-game victory over Danish 14th seed Viktor Axelsen. The two-time former national ...

Mulheim an der Ruhr, Germany: Former Indian national badminton champion Arvind Bhat continued his good form by progressing to the men's singles quarter-finals of the USD 120,000 German Open Grand Prix Gold here on Thursday. Bhat beat Malaysian ...