India Wins The Thomas Cup For The First Time In 73 years, Creates History
India's men's badminton team made history by winning the Thomas Cup for the first time in 73 years, defeating Indonesia in the final. With Lakshya Sen, Kidambi Srikanth, and Chirag Shetty and Satwiksairaj Rankireddy, the world number 8 doubles team, India put on a show to remember. Sen gave India the lead over world number five Anthony Sinisuka Ginting. Srikanth then defeated Jonatan Christie, the Asian Games gold champion.
Tags: India, Badminton, Thomas Cup, Srikanth kidambi, Lakshya Sen
Courtesy: Zee News
PV Sindhu Bags Bronze Medal At Badminton Asia Championship 2022
Japanese shuttler Akane Yamaguchi defeated India's PV Sindhu by 13-21, 21-19, 16-21 in a one hour and six minute match of the Badminton Asia Championship 2022. With this, India secured another Bronze medal at the continental event. Sindhu dominated the early exchanges, but in the second game and the third game, Yamaguchi took a lead. Furthermore, Indian shuttler Sindhu's first Asian Championships medal was in 2014 against Wang Shixian (China… read-more
Tags: Badminton Asia Championship, Badminton, PV Sindhu, India, Japan
Courtesy: ANI
Robot Playing Badminton Amazed Netizens, Video Goes Viral
In a viral video, a robot was seen acing the badminton game with a young man and hit with ease as the shuttlecock approached its side. Taking to Instagram the page named 'World Of Data Science', shared the video and captioned it "When no one is available to play." The video was shared earlier this month and has already gained 4,200 likes. Netizens were amazed after watching the video.
Tags: Robot, Badminton, Instagram , Viral video, bizzare story
Courtesy: Republic World
2 Players Withdrawn After 1 Tested COVID Positive: Yonex-Sunrise India Open
The Yonex-Sunrise India Open badminton tournament continues to be affected by Covid-19, with two players being withdrawn, ahead of their mixed doubles semifinal clash on January 15. Russian mixed doubles player Rodion Alimov tested positive for COVID-19 and was withdrawn, while his mixed doubles partner Alina Davletova was also withdrawn for being in close proximity. Earlier, couple of players had tested positive and had pulled out before the… read-more
Tags: Covid-19, Games, Withdrawn, Players, Badminton
Courtesy: Press Trust Of India
PV Sindu Enters Semifinals Of India Open Badminton Tournament
PV Sindu, two-time Olympic medalist progressed to the women's singles semifinals after defeating fellow Indian Ashmita Chaliha at Yonex-Sunrise India Open badminton tournament on January 14. She took 36 minutes to defeat of Chaliha with 21-7, 21-18 and set up a last-four clash with Supanida of Thailand. Sindhu scored 11-5 lead at the interval and then reeling off the last 10 points to earn the bragging rights.
Tags: Indian sports, semifinal, Badminton, champion, Games
Courtesy: PTI
3 Indian Shuttlers Stuck in Botswana, Parents Pray For Early Return: Omicron Scare
Amid the scare of Omicron strain, three Indian badminton players Priyansh Khushwani, Naren S Iyer, and Revati Devasthale are stranded in Botswana after commercial flights out of the country were banned. The badminton players had gone to Botswana to participate in an International tournament. Dilip Khushwani, Priyansh's father, said, "My son had gone to participate in an International Open Tournament. I request the Indian Government to make… read-more
Tags: Badminton, omicron, Dubai, Doha, Botswana
Courtesy: ANI
Tokyo Paralympics: Suhas Yathiraj Becomes First IAS To Win Silver
Indian Para badminton, Suhas Lalinakere Yathiraj, has become the first-ever IAS officer to win silver in men's singles SL4 class final at the Tokyo Paralympics on September 5. Yathiraj lost his final against France's Lucas Mazur following a 62-minute summit clash after defeating Indonesia's Fredy Setiawan in the semifinal. Yathiraj is posted as a DM of Gautam Buddh Nagar (Noida) and has a disability due to an impairment in the ankle.
Tags: Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, Badminton, Silver Medal, Para athelete, IAS
Courtesy: The Times of India
Tokyo Olympics: PV Sindhu Bags Bronze, Defeats China's He Bingjao
Indian shuttler and world champion PV Sindhu added another medal to India's tally winning bronze by defeating eighth-seeded He Bingjiao of China (21-13, 21-15) in women's singles badminton at Tokyo Olympics. PV Sindhu became the first Indian female Olympian to win consecutive two medals internationally. Meanwhile, wrestler Sushil Kumar is the only Indian to win two individual medals at the Olympics.
Tags: Tokyo Olympics, Indian Athletes, PV Sindhu, Badminton
Courtesy: NDTV Sports
Tokyo Olympics: PV Sindhu, Indian Men's Hockey Team Enters Quarter-Finals
Reportedly, August 1 seems to be a crucial day for the Indians as two important matches featuring India are going to be held at Tokyo Olympics. Women’s single badminton match will be held between Indian player P.V. Sindhu and Chinese player He Bingjiao thus competing for bronze while the Indian men’s hockey team will be challenging Great Britain. However, in the men’s heavyweight game, Indian boxer Satish Kumar lost to Uzbekistan’s Bakhodir… read-more
Tags: Tokyo Olympics, India, PV Sindhu, Hockey India, Badminton
Courtesy: ESPN
PV Sindhu Advances To Elimination Round, Defeats Hong Kong's Cheung
Indian Star Shuttler and world's number seven ranked PV Sindhu advanced to the pre-quarterfinals round 16 in women's singles badminton at the Tokyo Olympics gaining her victory in a straight game against Hong Kong's NY Cheung 21-9, 21-16 on July 28 and cruising to the elimination round. This was Sindhu's sixth win over Cheung. Sindhu is set to play against number 12 ranked Denmark's Mia Blichfeldt.
Tags: Tokyo Olympics, Badminton, PV Sindhu, India
Courtesy: The Hindu