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Shuttle Zone: Dominance of Axelsen & styles of Srikanth, Prannoy, Lakshya – decoding men's singles

Is attacking badminton going out of vogue? We reflect on the overall pattern in men’s singles and where the top Indian players stand in the discipline.

Chen-jin , Ningxia , China , Germany , Malaysia , Taiwan , United-states , Thailand , Paris , France-general- , France , Denmark

Badminton: Home heartbreak as Aaron-Wooi Yik, Pearly-Thinaah lose

PETALING JAYA: It will be another quiet affair at home when none made it to the Malaysian Masters final.

China , Malaysia , Indonesia , Thailand , Switzerland , Petaling , Malaysia-general- , Malaysian , Swiss , Aaron-wooi-yik , Chen-qingchen-jia-yifan , Fajar-alfian

Thailand opens three more regions to tourists amid Covid-19 spikes

Thailand opens three more regions to tourists amid Covid-19 spikes

Thailand , Phang-nga , Phangnga , Phuket , Thai , Koh-samui , Bhummikitti-ruktaengam , Juliana-lee , Ratchaporn-poolsawadee , Bloomberg , Phuket-tourist-association , Tourism-association-of-koh-samui

Tokyo 2020: who are Asia's top gold medal hopes at the Olympic Games?

Tokyo 2020: who are Asia's top gold medal hopes at the Olympic Games?
asiaone.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from asiaone.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

New-york , United-states , Malaysia , Australia , Taiwan , Japan , Tokyo , Philippines , Hong-kong , Roma , Lazio , Italy

ALL ENGLAND 2021 Preview – Anomaly in the evolution narrative

ALL ENGLAND 2021 Preview – Anomaly in the evolution narrative
The All England tournament shall stoically carry on inside a stadium sans spectators while Britain cautiously embarks on easing its second COVID-19 lockdown. Our preview specialist, Aaron Wong, continues charting the evolution of the sport against the backdrop of troubled times.
By Aaron Wong. Photos: Badmintonphoto
Birmingham COVID-19 numbers for February 5th, 2021
As of the entry deadline for the 2021 All England, February 9, an athlete’s decision on whether to participate was informed by knowledge that 3328 confirmed new COVID-19 cases were detected in the preceding week for the city of Birmingham, where the venue is. Granted that was remarkably down from a scary weekly total of 1100 cases higher seven days prior.

Malaysia , Japan , Hong-kong , United-kingdom , Beijing , China , Taipei , T-ai-pei , Taiwan , Indonesia , Jordan , Athens

Badminton: Pearly-Thinaah stop Stoeva sisters to land Swiss Open title

Stellar feat: Pearly Tan (right) and M. Thinaah beat world No. 14 Gabriela Stoeva-Stefani Stoeva 21-19,21-12 in the final at the St Jakobshalle in Basel yesterday.
PETALING JAYA: Women’s doubles pair Pearly Tan-M. Thinaah proved they are the stars in the making when they clinched the Swiss Open title in just their 10th start on the World Tour and 21 months into their partnership.
The world No. 30 powered their way to a comprehensive 21-19,21-12 victory over the Stoeva sisters, Gabriela and Stefani, the world No. 14 from Bulgaria in 43 minutes at the St Jakobshalle in Basel yesterday.
It was Pearly-Thinaah’s fourth title of their career, but certainly the biggest yet as their previous triumphs were all from satellite tournaments in 2019 - the year they started their partnership.

Taiwan , Malaysia , Bangladesh , Bulgaria , Switzerland , Petaling , Malaysia-general , Malaysian , Bulgarians , Swiss , Lee-chong-wei , Koo-kien-keat

Carolina Marin routs PV Sindhu in Swiss Open final

Carolina Marin routs PV Sindhu in Swiss Open final
EPA/Bagus Indahono
Carolina Marin beat PV Sindhu 21-12, 21-5 in the final of the 2021 Yonex Swiss Open in Basel on Sunday. The World No. 3 from Spain, who has had a sensational start to the year, winning the two Thailand Opens and reaching the final of the World Tour Finals, made short work of the match against the World No. 7 Indian.
The first game started with Marin winning the first point after having started in typical aggressive fashion. But what followed was an exciting passage of play where serve was exchanged at every point until Sindhu won three straight to make it 6-4. This preceded a sequence of five consecutive points won by Marin, with the Spaniard going into the break 11-8 up.

Tokyo , Japan , Thailand , Switzerland , Spain , Thai , Spaniard , Swiss , Viktor-axelsen , Busanan-ongbamrungphan , Pornpawee-chochuwong , Kunlavut-vitidsarn

BWF World Tour Finals: Tai Tzu Ying, Anders Antonsen crack aura of invincibility around Carolina Marin, Viktor Axelsen

BWF World Tour Finals: Tai Tzu Ying, Anders Antonsen crack aura of invincibility around Carolina Marin, Viktor Axelsen
Long-reigning World No.1 Tai Tzu Ying matched Carolina Marin’s scorching pace, pinned her repeatedly on her slightly vulnerable backhand baseline to come from 17-19 down in the decider to win 14-21, 21-8, 21-19
Shirish Nadkarni
February 01, 2021 10:20:03 IST
Tai Tzu Ying won four straight points to beat Carolina Marin in the BWF World Tour Finals. AFP/Badminton Association of Thailand
Going into the title round of the BWF World Tour Finals, two rejuvenated, back-from-surgery players, Spain’s Carolina Marin and Denmark’s Viktor Axelsen, had managed to build an aura of invincibility around themselves over the course of three tournaments played at the Impact Arena, Bangkok, during the immediately preceding three weeks.

Taiwan , Malaysia , Japan , Tokyo , China , Taipei , T-ai-pei , Tzu-ying , Shanxi , Indonesia , Germany , India

Hong Kong's Lee stuns Indonesian Ginting in Thailand Open

Hong Kong's Lee stuns Indonesian Ginting in Thailand Open
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Olympic medallist Sindhu cruises into second round in Thailand

Olympic medallist Sindhu cruises into second round in Thailand
AFP
1/19/2021
AFP
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India's PV Sindhu on her way to victory against Busanan Ongbamrungphan 21-17, 21-13 in Bangkok on Tuesday in the second of two back-to-back Thailand Opens
India's PV Sindhu cruised into the second round of the Thailand Open on Tuesday to erase the memory of her surprise first round exit a week earlier
The Rio Olympics silver medallist, was sheer class as she pummelled Thailand's world number 12 Busanan Ongbamrungphan 21-17, 21-13 in 42 minutes in Bangkok.
"It was a good game and I'm very, very happy. This win was very important for me in this tournament because at last week's tournament, I went out in the first round," said sixth seed Sindhu.

Bangkok , Krung-thep-mahanakhon , Thailand , Taiwan , Denmark , Busanan-ongbamrungphan , Tai-tzu-ying , Sitthikom-thammasin , Supanida-katethong , Mia-blichfeldt , Kidambi-srikanth ,