Singapore Open: Tough draw awaits defending champ Sindhu, Malaysia winner Prannoy
The field at the Singapore Open is almost at full strength after a more open draw at last week's Thailand Open.
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The field at the Singapore Open is almost at full strength after a more open draw at last week's Thailand Open.
Despite the All England Open semifinal loss, there is plenty to take home for Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand. This is only their second full season on the tour and they've already made the Top 20.
China, the most successful side in the tournament, were aiming for a 16th title in the women’s world team championship. But Korea had other ideas.
For PV Sindhu, it was a disappointing outing as she succumbed to her straight fifth loss to An Seyoung, losing 15-21 14-21 this time in a lopsided contest as India conceded an early 0-1 lead.
The Indian men’s and women’s teams had secured spots in the quarterfinals but lost their last ties on Wednesday and couldn’t finish at the top of their groups.