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From Olympic bronze with Sindhu to back-to-back Super 300s, coach Park Tae-Sang's next act takes shape

Coach Park Tae-Sang celebrates two Super 300 titles won by young Indian players. He aims to develop a new generation of Indian badminton stars for future success. The focus now shifts to qualifying for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games. Players must improve endurance, mental strength, and on-court speed significantly.…

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Unnati Hooda beats Devika Sihag to enter semifinals of Taipei Open

Unnati Hooda secured a straight-game victory in her quarterfinal match. She defeated Devika Sihag to reach the Taipei Open semifinals. Hooda won the first game 23-21 after a close contest. The third seed then maintained her momentum to win the second game. She will now face her next opponent in…

The Economic Times

Kidambi Srikanth retires hurt as India endures Canada Open setback

Kidambi Srikanth retired early from the Canada Open due to fitness issues, while Tanya Hemnath and Aakarshi Kashyap advanced to the women's singles second round. It was a tough day for India as most other shuttlers, including Devika Sihag and Anmol Kharb, were eliminated in the opening rounds. The men's…

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Rounak shocks world number six Tien Chen to make quarters at US Open

Young Indian shuttler Rounak Chouhan stunned world number six Chou Tien Chen at the US Open, winning in straight games. The 18-year-old's impressive performance secured his quarterfinal spot. Meanwhile, Tanvi Sharma, Rakshitha Sree, and Devika Sihag also advanced in the women's singles, with Kidambi Srikanth completing a successful day for…

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US Open 2026: Tanvi, Devika, Rounak, Srikanth register comfortable victories

Indian shuttlers made a strong start at the US Open. Tanvi Sharma and Devika Sihag secured comfortable wins in the women's singles. Kidambi Srikanth also advanced smoothly, defeating compatriot D Saneeth. Rakshitha Sree and the mixed doubles pair of Dhruv Rawat and K Maneesha also progressed. Meanwhile, a strong Indian…

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Lakshya Sen, Tanvi Sharma lead Indian challenge at US Open Super 300

India's badminton contingent, spearheaded by Lakshya Sen and Tanvi Sharma, is set to make a strong impact at the US Open Super 300. Sen, the second seed, aims for a comeback after an early exit, while Srikanth also features in the men's singles. A formidable seven-player women's singles team, including…

The Economic Times

Haryana shuttlers make a statement

BENGALURU: Haryana has always been India's mine for medals in sport. While they have excelled in sport like hockey, wrestling and boxing, women shuttlers from the state are now making a mark.

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Five Indian women shuttlers, including Anmol, enter quarterfinals of Kazakhstan Challenge

Young shuttler Anmol Kharb continued to impress as she progressed to the women’s singles quarterfinals along with four other Indians in the Kazakhstan International Challenge.

The Hindu

Qualifier Devika Sihag wins Swedish Open International Series Badminton tournament title

JAIPUR: Qualifier Devika Sihag did no harm to her growing reputation by winning the Swedish Open International Series Badminton tournament in Uppsala, Sweden, on Sunday.

The Times of India

Unnati, Ayush lead India's domination in individual events at Badminton World Junior Championships

Ayush, on the other hand, also secured a convincing 21-6 21-13 win against Italy’s Simone Piccinin in the boys singles first round.

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