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Bangkok [Thailand], January 21 (ANI): Indian shuttler Sameer Verma on Thursday put up a stellar performance to sail into the quarter-finals of the ongoing Thailand Open. Sameer outplayed Danish badminton player Rasmus Gemke in two consecutive sets (21-12, 21-9) in a 39-minute long match to progress in the next round. The 26-year-old player looked in complete control of his match and marched into the quarter-finals of the tournament. Meanwhile, ace shuttler PV Sindhu, who defeated Thailand's Busanan Ongbamrungphan on Tuesday, will face Malaysia's Kisona Selvaduray later in the day. HS Prannoy ...

File image of Sameer Verma | India Open Saving seven match points, Sameer Verma shocked world No 10 Lee Zii Jia at the Toyota Thailand Open Super 1000 tournament in Bangkok on Tuesday to advance to the second round. On a day when the Indian contingent made a good start to the tournament, the highlight was the lion-hearted performance by world no. 31 Sameer, who stunned eighth seed Lee 18-21 27-25 21-19 in a thrilling opening match. He was down 10-18 in the second game after losing the first and later faced seven match points against the Malaysian rising star but fought back...

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...

Source: PTI Bangkok: Indian shuttler H S Prannoy battled through pain in his ribcage and a shoulder injury to stun Asian Games champion Jonatan Christie in the opening round of Toyota Thailand Open Super 1000 tournament here on Wednesday. A former top 10 player, Prannoy showed great resilience in the men's singles competition and didn't let the physical discomfort disturb his focus, outwitting the world number seven Christie 18-21 21-16 23-21 in a thrilling contest that clocked an hour and 15 minutes. It is Prannoy's first win against the sixth-seeded Indonesian in the last four attempts. The...

The Rio Olympics silver medallist was sheer class as she pummelled Thailand's world number 12 Busanan Ongbamrungphan 21-17, 21-13