Hong Kong Open Super Series

After the high of Rio Olympics last year, Sindhu continued her rampaging run this season clinching the India Open Super Series and Korea Open Super Series, besides bagging the silver at Glasgow World Championship and finishing as runners-up at Hong Kong Open last month.

The 25-year-old had pulled out of the China Open Super Series Premier after his doctor advised him a week's rest following a muscle strain.

While Saina lost 18-21, 11-21 against Japan's Akane Yamaguchi, world no. 11 Prannoy was stunned by 53rd ranked Cheuk Yiu Lee of Hong Kong 21-19 21-17.

Sindhu dominated the opening game as her opponent had a slender lead at 9-8 only once in the opening game while in the second game the Japanese never could topple the Indian though she was competitive initially for sometime.

Olympic silver medallist Sindhu saw off Thailand's Nitchaon Jindapol 22-20 21-17 to set up a clash with Japan's Minatsu Mitani.

PV Sindhu won the China Open Superseries and reached the final of Hong Kong Open to qualify for the season-ending World Superseries Finals

Former world number one Saina Nehwal lost in the quarterfinals in Hong Kong Open Super Series and Macau Open Grand Prix Gold tournaments after her surgery

PV Sindhu has reached a career-best ranking of World No.7 following two consecutive finals in the Super Series calendar.

Both Indian players PV Sindhu and Sameer Verma lost their respective singles finals at the Hong Kong Open Super Series on Sunday.

PV Sindhu won the $700,000 China Open on Sunday, her maiden Super Series Premier crown.

After India's campaign in the women's singles came to an end following Saina's shocking loss to Tai Tzu Ying of Chinese Taipei in the quarterfinals, Srikanth brought back cheers to the home camp with a 21-14-21-15 win over Hong Kong's Wei Nan in the men's singles event.

Kidambi Srikanth recorded a rare feat by an Indian when he beat two-time Olympic champion Lin Dan to win the China Open Super Series on Sunday, while Saina Nehwal won her third title of 2014.

On a day she regained her world number 2 status, India ace Saina Nehwal produced a dominant performance to cruise into the quarterfinals of the Malaysia Open Super Series with a straight-game victory over Hong Kong's Pui Yin Yip here on Thursday.

It was a bad day in office for Indian shuttlers as Saina Nehwal, Parupalli Kashyap and Ajay Jayaram went out in the second round of the $250,000 Hong Kong Open Super Series here on Thursday.

London Olympics badminton bronze medallist Saina Nehwal made short work of Aprilla Yuswandari of Indonesia to move into the women's singles second round of the $250,000 Hong Kong Open Super Series here on Wednesday.

After the high of Rio Olympics last year, Sindhu continued her rampaging run this season clinching the India Open Super Series and Korea Open Super Series, besides bagging the silver at Glasgow World Championship and finishing as runners-up at Hong Kong Open last month.

The 25-year-old had pulled out of the China Open Super Series Premier after his doctor advised him a week's rest following a muscle strain.

While Saina lost 18-21, 11-21 against Japan's Akane Yamaguchi, world no. 11 Prannoy was stunned by 53rd ranked Cheuk Yiu Lee of Hong Kong 21-19 21-17.

Sindhu dominated the opening game as her opponent had a slender lead at 9-8 only once in the opening game while in the second game the Japanese never could topple the Indian though she was competitive initially for sometime.

Olympic silver medallist Sindhu saw off Thailand's Nitchaon Jindapol 22-20 21-17 to set up a clash with Japan's Minatsu Mitani.

PV Sindhu won the China Open Superseries and reached the final of Hong Kong Open to qualify for the season-ending World Superseries Finals

Former world number one Saina Nehwal lost in the quarterfinals in Hong Kong Open Super Series and Macau Open Grand Prix Gold tournaments after her surgery

PV Sindhu has reached a career-best ranking of World No.7 following two consecutive finals in the Super Series calendar.

Both Indian players PV Sindhu and Sameer Verma lost their respective singles finals at the Hong Kong Open Super Series on Sunday.

PV Sindhu won the $700,000 China Open on Sunday, her maiden Super Series Premier crown.

After India's campaign in the women's singles came to an end following Saina's shocking loss to Tai Tzu Ying of Chinese Taipei in the quarterfinals, Srikanth brought back cheers to the home camp with a 21-14-21-15 win over Hong Kong's Wei Nan in the men's singles event.

Kidambi Srikanth recorded a rare feat by an Indian when he beat two-time Olympic champion Lin Dan to win the China Open Super Series on Sunday, while Saina Nehwal won her third title of 2014.

On a day she regained her world number 2 status, India ace Saina Nehwal produced a dominant performance to cruise into the quarterfinals of the Malaysia Open Super Series with a straight-game victory over Hong Kong's Pui Yin Yip here on Thursday.

It was a bad day in office for Indian shuttlers as Saina Nehwal, Parupalli Kashyap and Ajay Jayaram went out in the second round of the $250,000 Hong Kong Open Super Series here on Thursday.

London Olympics badminton bronze medallist Saina Nehwal made short work of Aprilla Yuswandari of Indonesia to move into the women's singles second round of the $250,000 Hong Kong Open Super Series here on Wednesday.