Badminton: India Open results

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KUALA LUMPUR: It doesnt matter who Sonia Cheah or Tee Jing Yi plays. The womens singles will still be the weakest link for Malaysia in the Sudirman Cup, which begins on Sunday at Putra Stadium in Bukit Jalil. But national womens coach Wong Tat ...

Sports News: To the badminton world, the month of May has acquired a special significance as that time of year when China gets to show just how dominant it is yet another way. Defending champions China are looking to extend their Sudirman Cup ...

Sports News: New Delhi: P.V. Sindhu and Anand Pawar came up with their best ever performances in a Superseries event as they cruised into the semi-finals of Indian Open badminton at the Siri Fort Sports Complex here on Friday. Eighth seed Sindhu, ...

KUALA LUMPUR: Shuttler Sonia Cheah is in an upbeat mood after becoming the first Malaysian in three years to qualify for the women's singles at the World Championships in Guangzhou in August. And now the 19-year-old is ready to step it up and ...

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 ...

Holding three match-points at 20-17 in the deciding game against Japanese Yui Mashimoto, Saina Nehwal found herself at the receiving end of a poor call from the line-judge. That one point called 'in' pulled the plug out of the World number two. In ...

ed comments on this article Biswajyoti BrahmaBiswajyoti Brahma , TNN | Apr 26, 2013, 12.00 AM IST Saina Nehwal reacts after missing a point against Yui Hashimoto during their singles match. (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: Saina Nehwal's jinx at the India ...

The jinx continued. Saina Nehwal, the Olympic bronze medalist and winner of several other super series titles, once again couldn't move beyond the women's singles second round of the Yonex Sunrise India Open badminton. This loss, though, would hurt the most.