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 The World number 12 and World Champion bronze medallists Lakshya Sen produced one of his best performances defeating World number 1 Victor Axelsen of Denmark in a thrilling encounter played at Westenergie Sporthalle, Mulhelm on Saturday. It was an impressive performance by Sen in the first game as he dominated Axselen right from the word go putting the opposition under pressure. The Indian never looked threatened by his opposition and won the first game easily at 21-13. The second game saw Axelesen make a strong comeback with attacking shots and made life tough for Lakshya Sen. After the mid-game interval, the Danish player showed intent winning the 2 nd game easily at 21-12 to force the match into the decider. It was a closely fought third and deciding game. Both players started initially taking alternate points till 4-4. Axelsen kept the pressure on Sen taking an 11-8 lead at the interval. After the mid-game interval, Sen struggled to keep pace along with the tall lanky p...

 The Indian challenge ended as both remaining shuttlers lost their semi-finals encounters easily in the Super 750 Indonesia Masters played at Bali, Indonesia on Saturday. PV Sindhu was completely outplayed by her opponent Akane Yamaguchi of Japan in two straight games. The Japanese opponent start the game on an aggressive note putting the Indian under pressure. Yamaguchi did not allow her opponent a chance with brilliant shots and made life tough for the Indian. At the mid-game interval, Yamaguchi had an 11-5 lead. After the interval, Yamaguchi maintained the momentum with attacking shots as Sindhu made unforced errors as the Japanese won the first game easily at 21-13. The second game saw both PV Sindhu and Yamaguchi start on an even keel. Despite Sindhu having lead for a brief time, Yamaguchi's great touch-hitting smashes put Sindhu under pressure. At the mid-game interval, Yamaguchi had a commanding 11-4 lead. The Japanese continued her aggressive play and did not allow any ...

It was a mixed day for Indian shuttlers as PV Sindhu made into her 3 rd successive finals while Sai Praneeth created history by securing bronze medal at the BWF World Championships 2019 played at Basel, Switzerland on Saturday. PV Sindhu crush 3 rd ranked Chen Yufei of China in two straight games at 21-7, 21-14 to move into her 3 rd successive finals. It was a dominating performance by Sindhu who looked in control right from word go and never allowed her opponent to play her natural game. The Indian had a dominating 11-3 lead at the interval. After the interval, Sindhu continued her domination and won the 1 st set easily. In the 2 nd game also, Sindhu dominated her opponent and created pressure on Chen Yufei. The Indian showed her attacking game which made life tough for the Chinese. At the interval, World number 5 led 11-7. After the interval, Sindhu continued her domination and won 2 nd set easily to move into her 3 rd successive finals. In the last two occasions, the...