Ashmita Chaliha is one of the promising players who is expected to make the grade at the highest level in the next few years. read more

The world no. 43 Sourabh lost 9-21 18-21 against the Thai shuttler in a contest that lasted just 39 minutes. read more

Prannoy beat Korean Kwang Hee Heo 21-16 18-21 21-16 and Sourabh beat Lakshya Sen 21-11 19-21 21-12 read more

The 29-year-old Olympic bronze medallist and world number nine lost 16-21 23-21 4-21 to her 19-year-old opponent in the women’s singles match that lasted one hour and seven minutes. read more

In the main draw, the 17-year-old will be up against Wang Tzu Wei of Taipei in his opening round. read more

Ajay will face former world no. 1 and top seed Viktor Axelsen of Denmark, while Kashyap is likely to meet another Dane Jan O Jorgensen in the next round of the BWF World Tour Super 300 event. read more

In a repeat of last edition’s final in Nagpur, 2012 Olympics bronze medaliist Saina once again had the upper hand over Sindhu during the exciting clash. read more

Sourabh Verma showed great composure and tactical brilliance to outdo the 17-year-old Lakshya Sen, an Asian junior champion, 21-18 21-13 in a lop-sided contest. read more

2012 Olympic silver medallist Mathias Boe also made a comeback and gave his team a crucial win in men’s doubles alongside Chirag Shetty in what was a dominant performance by the Aces. read more

The scores were levelled at 3-3 before the mixed doubles game and then under pressure the duo of Ponappa and Mathias won the close game to hand Pune their second successive loss of the tournament. read more

In a year when the world body (BWF) introduced a new tournament structure, under which events were graded on stature based on prize money, Sindhu dominated the headlines with silver medals in all major events before a World Tour Finals crown.  read more

The 17-year-old from Almora, who had clinched the Asian Junior title this year, fought hard before going down 22-20 16-21 13-21 to Vitidsarn in a match that went on for an hour and 11 minutes on Saturday. read more

The world No. 3 Indian opened strongly against his Malaysian rival and finished the quarterfinals in just 31 minutes. read more

The 17-year-old, who had clinched the Asian Junior Championships title in July this year, saw off ninth seed Chen 15-21 21-17 21-14 in a match that lasted a little under an hour on Thursday. read more

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