Indian shuttler B Sai Praneeth on Monday announced his retirement from International badminton. Praneeth, who has also won the 2017 Singapore Open, will now become the head coach of Triangle Badminton Academy in USA. Apart from his two major honours of a Bronze medal at World Championships and 2017 Singapore Open win, he was once ranked World No.10 in the …
PV Sindhu came from behind to beat former World No. Basel: P V Sindhu secured her fifth World Championships medal following a stunning comeback while B Sai Praneeth became the first Indian male shuttler in 36 years to grab a podium in the prestigious event on Friday. Sindhu, who won back-to-back silver medals in the last two editions of the …
Indian shuttler B. Sai Praneeth started off his Japan Open 2019 campaign on a winning note as he registered a comprehensive straight-games victory over Japan’s Kento Nishimoto in the opening round of the $750,000 tournament here on Tuesday. Praneeth, who didn’t have as great a run in the recently-concluded Indonesia Open losing to Hong Kong’s Wong Wing Ki Vincent, defeated …
Sameer Verma avenged his Sudirman Cup defeat by Lee Zii Jia in the first round of the Australian Open while compatriots B Sai Praneeth and PV Sindhu advanced to the second round. It had been his unexpected men’s singles reverse at the hands of 21- year-old Lee Zii Jia that had provided Malaysia with the vital point that allowed them …
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