Asian Junior champion, Lakshya Sen lived up to expectations but the two losses in the doubles category virtually sealed India’s fate and it was all over after the women singles defeat on Thursday. read more

Sen, the reigning junior Asian champion, lost 15-21 19-21 in a 42-minute final match to bag the silver. read more

The deciding game was a neck-to-neck affair with none of the two players giving an inch. The game went into the deuce and Sen eventually won it 24-22 after a 36-minute tussle. read more

While Pannu’s team paid a huge Rs 80 Lakhs for Olympic champion Carolina Marin, the talented Indian duo of Ajay Jayaram and Lakshya Sen were extremely cheap buys. read more

Lakshya Sen, who ended India’s 53-year long wait for a men’s singles gold when he clinched the title at the Asia Junior championship, will miss out as Ajay Jayaram will be the country’s biggest hope at Vietnam Open badminton tournament. read more

Lakshya Sen is only the third Indian and second male to lift the Asian Junior Championship title. Gautam Thakkar (1965) and PV Sindhu (2012) had won the prestigious tournament earlier. read more

Lakshya Sen defeated Kunlavut Vitidsarn to win the gold medal at the Badminton Asian Junior Championships in Jakarta on Sunday. read more

Lakshya Sen, who stunned second seed Li Shifeng in quarterfinals, saw off Ikhsan Rumbay 21-7, 21-14 to reach the Asian Juniors Championships badminton final. read more

Lakskya, who ensured himself at least a bronze medal, will take on Indonesian and fourth seed Ikhsan Leonardo Rumbay in the semi-finals on Saturday. read more

Having finished second behind Korea in Group C, India reached the quarter-finals of Asian Junior Badminton Championships, where they will take on Japan on Monday. read more

Lakshya Sen and Akarshi Kashyap will lead the Indian Challenge at Badminton Asia Junior Championship. read more

Lakshya Sen and Vaishnavi Jakka Reddy will be leading the Indian challenge in the Badminton Asia Junior Championship to be held in Jakarta. read more

A young Indian team succumbed to a 4-1 defeat at the hands of France in the Thomas Cup on Sunday read more

Former junior world No 1 badminton player Lakshya Sen is keen to make a mark in the upcoming Thomas Cup read more

While Lakshya Sen lost, B Sai Praneeth and Sameer Verma advanced in the New Zealand Open in Auckland on Thursday. read more