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Hylo Open: India’s Kidambi Srikanth & Lakshya Sen fought long and hard and made their way into the semifinals.

For the third consecutive week, the Indian top shuttlers have qualified into the last eight of the high-ranked tournaments.

PV Sindhu who is playing her second tournament after the Tokyo Olympics is eyeing a place in the finals at the BWF Super 750 championship. World No.7 has continued her stunning form in Paris. She stormed past Thailand’s Busanan Ongbamrungphan in straight-game on Friday. Winning the match 21-14

BWF Thomas Cup is scheduled to be held in Aahrus, Denmark between 09th-17th October 2021, and the badminton national governing body of England announced that they would be withdrawing from the biannual event. This decision came after three out of the four singles players were injured during the practice session

India, the largest country in the world in terms of area, the second-largest in population, the sixth-largest economy in the world, and the third-largest by purchasing power parity. India is a stable country with an arguably good ecosystem built for athletes to thrive. Sports in India have great lineage, the

Indians on Monday lost 0-5 against 11-time winners and reigning champions China and squandered an opportunity to tie the group and eventually could have seen them qualify for the quarterfinals at the biannual event. This was India’s second consecutive loss in the group stage. The first defeat was against

Organized youth sports are highly important for any country that is aiming to build a formidable sporting structure. To be successful on the world stage, being successful at a World Junior Championships is a prerequisite. The real-world experiences for young athletes will allow them to grow, recognize and overcome the

The world no.10 men’s doubles pair of Chirag Shetty and Satwiksairaj Rankireddy pulled out from the doubles event at the upcoming mixed team event, the Sudirman Cup, due to unknown medical reasons. Chirag and Satwik were part of the 12-member Indian team that left for Vantaa Finland. The

The Tokyo Olympics have not been fruitful for the Badminton Association of Malaysia; the men’s doubles pair of Soh Wooi Yik and Aaron Chia were only the saving grace. There was a lot to expect from the current All England Champion and the national men’s singles ace Lee

The 2021 Sudirman Cup will be held between 26th September to 03rd October in Vantaa, Finland. Suzhou, China was the original host of this year's championship, due to COVID-19, the BWF decided to move to Finland. The badminton powerhouses China and Japan have been handed the top spots one and

Badminton is one of the most competitive sports in the world, and tournaments happening across the calendar year, keeping track of the players, points, and qualifications becomes a bit exigent. Indian fans had their fair share of confusion during this year's Olympic qualifications as higher ranked Srikanth Kidambi was left

Denmark’s disciplinary committee banned Alexandra Bøje and Mette Poulsen from all tournaments for the next 3 months. This ban was announced during the finals of the 2021 RSL DM (Danish national championships) that took place last month. When Alexandra Bøje / Mette Poulsen were playing the women’s doubles finals

5th September 2021, Tokyo concluded the Paralympics on Sunday, and mind you, this was the most successful outing for team India. For the first time, India had 54 participants in all disciplines, the highest number to date. Indians have been regular at the Paralympic games since 1984, and India had

26yr old Indian shuttler created history by winning bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics 2020.

The 8 Men’s Singles Quarter-finalists from the Tokyo Olympics, watch these Elite Stars Battle it out against each other to secure a spot on the Podium. It will be a treat to see these guys on court doing what they do best.The last 8 of the Women's singles.

Born on 12th May 1933 in Sangli, Maharashtra, Nandu M. Natekar was the first Indian badminton player to win a badminton tournament abroad in 1956. In a career that spans over a decade and a half, Nandu Natekar won as many as 100 titles. He won a record 6 single

India kicks off badminton at the Olympics with a men’s doubles match. The world no.10 pair of Satwik & Chirag is up against world no.3 Lee Yang/Wang Chi-Lin from Chinese Taipei. India has never faired well in the men’s doubles section, be it the Olympics