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  The Indian challenge ended as the men’s doubles pairing of Satwik/Chirag Shetty lost to the Malaysian pair in the semi-finals of the Super 750 Indian Open played at KD Jadhav Indoor Stadium, New Delhi on 18 th January 2025. Satwik/Chirag Shetty began the first game on a positive note keeping pressure on Goh/Izzuddin with smashes and drop shots. Soon after, the Malaysian pair showed great fighting spirit to take points in succession. At the mid-game interval, Goh/Izzuddin took a slender 11-10 lead. It was an even contest after the break as both pairs took alternate points. The Malaysian pair showed their class to win the first game with a scoreline of 21-18. Goh/Izzuddin started the second game on an aggressive note taking a commanding 5-0 lead. Satwik/Chirag Shetty made a strong comeback keeping consistent pressure on the Malaysian pair. The match ebbed and flowed as Goh/Izzuddin took a slender 11-10 lead. After the break, it was an even contest with scores equal at 14-14. T...

  The Indian contingent witnessed Satwik/Chirag Shetty progress into the semi-finals while Sindhu and Kiran George crashed out of the Super 750 Indian Open played at KD Jadhav Indoor Stadium, New Delhi on 17 th January 2025. PV Sindhu suffered a heartbreaking loss to Tungjung of Indonesia in three thrilling games. It was a dominating performance by the Indonesian keeping the pressure on Sindhu and never allowing any chances. At the mid-game break, Tungjung had a commanding 11-4 lead. After the break, it was one-way traffic with the Indonesian winning the first game with a comfortable scoreline of 21-9. It was a disastrous start for the Sindhu in the second committing unforced errors. Trailing 4-9, Sindhu made a strong comeback to take an 11-10 lead at the break. The match ebbed and flowed with both players fighting for each point. Sindhu held onto his nerves to win the second game by 21-19 to force the match into the decider. The third game saw a closely fought affair right ...

  The Indian shuttlers had a decent outing with three of them making into the quarterfinals of the Super 750 Indian Open played at KD Jadhav Indoor Stadium, New Delhi on 16 th January 2025. The women’s doubles pairing of Rituparna Panda/Shweta Panda suffered a straight-game loss to Baek HN and Lee S-h. It was a dominating performance by the Korean pair as they looked in complete control, winning the match by 21-6, 21-7. Tanisha Crasto/Ashwini Ponnappa struggled losing to Fukushima/Matsumoto in two straight games. The first game was a one-sided affair as the Japanese won with a scoreline of 21-9. Indian pairing of Crasto/Ponnappa gave a tough for the Japanese in the second game, but Fukushima/Matsumoto held onto their nerves to win it by 23-21. The mixed doubles pair of Dhruv Kapila/Tanisha Crasto suffered a straight-game loss to Midorikawa/Saito of Japan with a scoreline of 18-21, 17-21. Kiran George stunned Alex Lanier of France in two straight games. The first game saw L...

  The Indian contingent had a disappointing outing for hosts shuttlers of the Super 750 India Open played at KD Jadhav Indoor Hall, New Delhi on 15 th January 2025. In the men’s singles section, HS Prannoy lost to LY Su of Chinese Taipei in three thrilling games. The first game saw the Indian dominating the play keeping the pressure on the Chinese Taipei player to win it by 21-16.   LY Su showed great fighting spirit with some lovely shots keeping pressure on Prannoy before winning the second game 21-18. Ly Su looked in complete control right from the word go in the 3 rd game keeping consistent pressure on Prannoy winning with a scoreline of 21-12 to knock him out of the tournament. Pranshu Rajawat gave a tough fight to Kodai Naraoka of Japan losing in three thrilling games. Rajawat looked out of sorts in the first game against the Japanese. Despite some fight in the later stages, Naraoka won it by 21-16.   The second game saw the Japanese dominating the play be...

  It was a decent start for the Indian shuttlers as 5 of them made it into the second round of the Super 750 India Open played at KD Jadhav Indoor Stadium, New Delhi on 14 th January 2025. PV Sindhu started her India Open campaign with a comfortable win over Sung S-y of Chinese Taipei in two straight games. The first game saw Sindhu dominate her opponent keeping her under immense pressure, winning by 21-14. Both players fought for each point in the second game before the Indian held onto her nerves to win the match by 22-20. She will face M Suizu of Japan. The prequalifies Kiran George registered a thrilling three-game win over Tanaka of Japan. It was a closely fought contest right from the word go as both players fought for each point. Kiran held onto his nerves to win the first game by 21-19. Tanaka showed his domination in the second game putting enough pressure on George to win it by 21-14. The third and deciding game was another closely fought encounter as both players ...

  The Indian Shuttlers will look to perform well in the Super 750 India Open that will start from 14 th January onwards. Satwik/Chirag Shetty was the bright spot in the Super 1000 Malaysia Open as they reached the semi-finals. HS Prannoy and the women’s doubles pairing of Tressa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand, Malvika Bansod suffered losses in the second round. Lakshya Sen’s poor form continued as he lost during the first round. Here we look at India’s Participation in the Super 750 India Open 2025 First Round Men’s Singles - Lakshya Sen vs Weng HY (First Round) Pranshu Rajawat vs Kodai Naraoka (Japan) HS Prannoy vs Su L-y of Chinese Taipei. Women’s Singles Akarshi Kashyap vs Pornpwee Chochouwong (Thailand) Malvika Bansod vs Han Yue (China) PV Sindhu vs Anupama Upadhyaya (India) Men’s Doubles Satwik/Chirag Shetty vs Man W C/Tee KW (Malaysia) Krishnamurthy Roy/KS Prateek vs Mitsuhashi/Okamura (Japan) Women’s Doubles A Gahlawat/S Gahlawat vs Hu LF/Jheng FC (...