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In the last two years, when the Indian singles shuttlers have failed to live up to the expectations, surprisingly, one name has kept the flag flying high -- HS Prannoy. The WR-6 shuttler has won medals at almost all the major competitions and has an outside chance of winning medal at the Olympics.
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Star Indian shuttler HS Prannoy defeated Kalle Koljonen of Finland in straight games on Monday to go to the men's singles second round of the World Championships. The ninth-ranked Indian defeated left-handed Koljonen 24-22, 21-10, bringing his head-to-head record against the Finn to 3-0.
Chirag Shetty, a star doubles player for India, aspires to retire with a room full of medals from major competitions. His "mantra" is to play his "best badminton," and the results will take care of themselves.
In a major boost for the development of Indian badminton, BAI on Friday inaugurated the state-of-the-art National Centre of Excellence in Guwahati, Assam. The MoU was signed between BAI and the Government of Assam, unfolding a historic chapter for India sports during the launch event.
PV Sindhu and the team of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy/Chirag Shetty received a first-round bye in the BWF World Championships 2023 draw held here on Thursday. This year's BWF World Championships will be held in Copenhagen, Denmark from August 21 to 27.
The Badminton Association of India (BAI) has hired two additional foreign coaches for the newly built facility, adding to the appointment of Indonesian Mulyo Handoyo as the singles head coach at the National Centre of Excellence in Guwahati.
HS Prannoy is India's most consistent shuttler in the last couple of years and is a bright candidate to win a medal at the 2024 Olympics. But for now, the biggest concern for the 31-year-old is breaking into the top three of the rankings, while the Olympics is a fair distance away.
Despite reaching the final of the Australian Open 500 tournament, India HS Prannoy did not make any upward movement in the latest BWF rankings released on Tuesday. Surprisingly, there was no movement in the top 10 men's singles shutters, with each retaining their place this week.
India's HS Prannoy lost the final of the Australian Open on Sunday against China's unseeded Weng Hong Yang, but there was perhaps nothing more that the former could do on the day. After losing the first game, Prannoy battled hard for another title win but could not go the distance.
In yet another solid performance by youngster Priyanshu Rajawat, he beat the former WR-1 Kidambi Srikanth 21-13, 21-8 in the quarter-finals of the Australian Open 500 tournament, with utmost ease. Not just that, WR-9 HS Prannoy got the better of WR-2 Antony Ginting of Indonesia 16-21, 21-17, 21-14.
In yet another remarkable display by the Indian singles shuttlers, a host of them moved into the quarter-finals of the Australian Open 500 on Thursday. To begin the day, fast-rising Priyanshu Rajawat beat Wang TW of Chinese Taipei 21-8, 13-21, 21-19 in a battle that lasted close to an hour.
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In the last two years, when the Indian singles shuttlers have failed to live up to the expectations, surprisingly, one name has kept the flag flying high -- HS Prannoy. The WR-6 shuttler has won medals at almost all the major competitions and has an outside chance of winning medal at the Olympics.