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BWF World Tour Finals: Tai Tzu-Ying defeats PV Sindhu In First Match Updated On January 27, 2021 Taiwan’s Tai Tzu-ying defeats PV Sindhu at BWF World Tour finals: On Wednesday, PV Sindhu lost in her first outing at the prestigious BWF World Tour Finals, taking place in Bangkok. In a close fight, Sindhu lost to World No.1 Tai Tzu-ying from Taiwan who won 19-21, 21-12, 21-17 in the Group B game. Sindhu now has two more matches to look forward to and has to win both to make it to the semifinals. Earlier, Sindhu lost in the YONEX Thailand Open Super 1000 and the Toyota Thailand Open competit...

INDIA New England News PV Sindhu Bangkok– Ace India shuttler PV Sindhu on Wednesday went down fighting against world number one Tai Tzu Ying in her first group match of the women’s singles event at the World Tour Finals. Sindhu, the reigning world champion, went down 21-19, 12-21, 17-21 in a match that lasted almost an hour. In the opening game, Tzu Ying started off brilliantly and took a healthy lead at the mid-game break. However, the Indian staged a brilliant turnaround as she came out with a spirited performance and went on the clinch the game 21-19 in 20 minutes.

Sindhu's slump, Satwik's rise, Srikanth's promise: What we learned from two weeks in Thailand PV Sindhu suffered a tame defeat against Ratchanok Intanon.  Shi Tang/Getty Images After a slow start at the Yonex Thailand Open, some of India's best badminton players put in impressive displays at the Toyota Thailand Open. While India's wait for a World Tour 1000 title continues, there were some players who stood out. Here are the marks out of ten (only players who won a minimum of one match have been marked): Satwiksairaj Rankireddy: 9.5 Toyota Thailand Open: Semi final (men's doubles), semi fina...

Source: PTI Bangkok: Premier Indian shuttlers PV Sindhu and Kidambi Srikanth need to shrug off the disappointments of the last two weeks as they gear up for the highly-competitive HSBC BWF World Tour Finals, beginning in Bangkok on Wednesday. World champion and Olympic silver medallist Sindhu, who had won the prestigious title in 2018, has been clubbed in Group 'B' alongside top-ranked Tai Tzu Ying of Chinese Taipei and home favourites Ratchanok Intanon and Pornpawee Chochuwong. Sindhu's comeback to international badminton after the coronavirus-induced break was not as good as she would have...

TOYOTA THAILAND OPEN Finals – 2nd verse, same as the first! Lee Yang and Wang Chi Lin sparked a string of repeat titles from last Sunday as the Toyota Thailand Open concluded after just 8 games and one new and one Thai champion. By Don Hearn.  Photos: Badmintonphoto (live) Finals day at the Toyota Thailand Open looked an awful lot like last weekend’s, other Thailand Open.  Four of the winners were the same, one of the matches even had the same runner-up, and another was a repeat of last Saturday, rather than Sunday.  Unlike last weekend, not a single match went to a deciding game, eith...