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Offiong qualifies, Oshonaike, Omotayo out The Punch Published 25 July 2021 Nigeria’s Edem Offiong advanced to the second round of the women’s singles event of the 2020 Olympic Games with an emphatic 4-1 win over Hungary’s Dora Madarasz at the Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium on Saturday. Offiong, ranked 123 in the world, showed her dominance in the encounter beating the Hungarian 11-8, 11-9, 11-9, 9-11, 11-4 to book a spot in the second round, where she will battle American Lily Zhang, who is ranked 31 in the latest ITTF rankings. The Nigerian is making her third appearance ...

Swiss Open: Sindhu suffers crushing defeat to Marin in final (Ld) ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Sun, Mar 7 2021 21:12 IST | ​ 0 Views   BIRMINGHAM, March 18, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Pusarla Venkata Sindhu of India returns the shuttlecock during the women's singles semi-final with Akane Yamaguchi of Japan at All England Open Badminton Championships 2018 in Birmingham, Britain on March 17, 20. Image Source: IANS News Basel, March 7 : Reigning badminton world champion P.V. Sindhu on Sunday crashed to a 12-21, 5-21 defeat to Spanish Olympic champion and world No. 3 Carolina Marin in the final o...

Thailand Open: PV Sindhu cruises into second round, Sameer Verma shocks eighth seed Lee Zii Jia Olympic hopeful Saina Nehwal, however, bowed out after losing 17-21 8-21 to former world champion and home favourite Ratchanok Inthanon. Updated Jan 20, 2021 · 09:52 am Agencies PV Sindhu and Kidambi Srikanth notched up straight-game wins, while Sameer Verma shocked world no. 10 Lee Zii Jia as Indian shuttlers made impressive starts at the Toyota Thailand Open Super 1000 tournament in Bangkok on Tuesday. A week after being sent packing by Denmark’s Mia Blichfeldt in the first event...

The 2020 Rewind Published by : Alan Raftery All roads led to an action-filled 2020, only to be in the most part diverted to 2021 and beyond. However, lest we forget, some great badminton was played this year with some historic moments. As we drift into the new year, here is a reminder.  The badminton calendar got off to a busy start in January. Viktor Axelsen reached the final of the Malaysia Masters, only to be denied by the world number one, Kento Momota, who after his record-breaking 2019, pic...

2020-12-15T07:11:00 Written by Jens Stenz Jens Nielsen Frost was one of the liveliest and most extravagant characters in the history of Danish violin making. He was born in 1888 in the small town of Als, north-east Jutland, where his father was a carpenter and musician. Craftsmanship combined with music seemed a logical path for the young Frost to follow, and he first apprenticed in carpentry with his father. Aged around 15 he began learning violin making with Anders Rasmussen (1862–1933) in Aarhus. In 1908, aged 20, he was declared father to his first child, with a 17-year-old girl...