Thailand Masters 2025: Indian Shuttlers Shine

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The Indian shuttlers had a great outing as most of them progressed into the quarterfinals of the Super 300 Thailand Masters played in Bangkok, Thailand on 30th January 2025.

Kidambi Srikanth started the day on a bright note as he defeated J Gunawan of Hong Kong in two straight games. The first game was a closely fought encounter with both players fighting for each point before Srikanth held onto his nerves winning the first game at 21-19.

The veteran Indian shuttler, Srikanth showed his domination in the second game right from the word go putting consistent pressure on Gunawan winning with a scoreline of 21-15 to move into the quarterfinals. He will face Wang ZX of China.

J Subramanian stunned Indonesian CA Wardoyo in three thrilling games. Wardoyo dominated right from the word go not allowing any chances for the Indian to win the first game comfortably at 21-9. Subramanian provided some excellent badminton in the second game with smashes keeping the experienced Indonesian under immense to win it easily by 21-10 to force the match into the decider.

Subramanian displayed great badminton in the deciding game, keeping Wardoyo under immense pressure. The Indian showed courage to win with a scoreline of 21-17 to move into the quarterfinals. He will face qualifier 2 Zhu X C of China. Zhu X C defeated Wangchaeron.

In the women’s singles, R Ramraj produced another superb performance defeating Tung C-t of Chinese Taipei in two straight games. Ramraj dominated the Chinese Taipei player right from the word go winning with a scoreline of 21-15, 21-12 to move into the quarterfinals. She will face T Nithiittkrai of Thailand.

P Roy and S Pratheek defeated Thailand’s qualifier 3 pair of Kanjankeereewong and Laotherdpong in three games. The Thai pair displayed excellent badminton with lovely shots keeping Roy and Pratheek under pressure to win the first game by 21-14.

The Indian pairing of Roy and Pratheek fought strongly in the next two games winning with a dominating scoreline of 21-10, 21-9 to move into the quarterfinals. They will face the winner of Kang K X of Malaysia or Fikri and Marthin of Indonesia.

H Amasakarunan and Rethinasabapathi fought strongly against Korean Kang-M H and Kim W H. The Indian pairing won the first game comfortably by 21-16 before Kang and Kim displayed a dominating display winning the next two games easily at 21-8, 21-10.

Results of Indian Shuttlers of Super 300 Thailand Masters Round 2

1.      Kidambi Srikanth defeated J Gunawan- 21-19, 21-15

2.      J Subramanian defeated Wardoyo- 9-21, 21-10, 21-17

3.      R Ramraj defeated Tung C-t- 21-15, 21-12

4.      P Roy/S Pratheek defeated Kanjankeereewong/Laotherdpong- 14-21, 21-10, 21-9

5.      H Amasakarunan/Rethinasabapathi lost to Kang M-h/Kim W H- 21-16, 8-21, 10-21








Kidambi Srikanth into the quarterfinals of the Super 300 Thailand Masters 

 

  

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