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Rio Olympics: Saina Nehwal Set to Lead India's Campaign in Badminton
Having won a bronze medal four years back in London, Saina Nehwal will be hoping to bring home the gold medal from the Rio Olympic Games this month
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Jwala Gutta-Ashwini Ponnappa Eye Canada Open Ahead of 2016 Rio Olympics
Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponnappa would hope to defend their title at the USD 55,000 Canada Open
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PV Sindhu, HS Prannoy Advance as India Witness Good Day in China
The only blot for India in an otherwise good day was eighth seeded men's doubles combination of Manu Attri and B Sumeeth Reddy losing to Dutch pair of Ruud Bosch and Oliver Leydon-Davis.
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Doubles Do Not Get Recognition Like Singles, Laments Jwala Gutta
Jwala Gutta and her partner Ashwini Ponnappa had failed to defend the gold they had won in 2010 Delhi Games after losing 17-21, 21-23 to Malaysian pair of Vivian Kah Mun Hoo and Khe Wei Woon at Emirates Arena on Sunday.
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PV Sindhu likely to skip India Grand Prix Gold
PV Sindhu says she is likely to skip India Grand Prix Gold in January due to a packed schedule and final decision will be taken by coach Pullela Gopichand.
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This year has been good for Pusarla Venkata Sindhu, says father
PV Sindhu continued to take giant strides towards asserting herself as the rising star of Indian badminton by lifting the Macau Open Grand Prix Gold title with a thumping win over Canada's Michelle Li in the summit clash on Sunday.
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Jwala Gutta-Ashwini Ponappa off to winning start in Grand Prix Gold in Germany
The Commonwealth Games gold-medallist pair brushed aside Germany's Anika Dorr and Annika Horbach 21-14 21-11in a 23-minute first-round match on Wednesday.
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Jwala Gutta and Co. to start campaign in Bitburger Open on Tuesday
The commonwealth Games gold medallist pair of Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponnappa, who started playing together again after a gap of one year during the French Open, will take on German combo of Anika Dorr and Annika Horbach in the opening round of women's doubles competition.
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Will go through High Court order before taking decision on Jwala Gutta: BAI
Jwala, who had won the bronze medal in 2011 World Championship in London and the 2010 Commonwealth Games gold along with partner Ashwini Ponnappa, is unlikely to be able to participate in the Denmark Open as the BAI had withdrawn her entry from the event on Wednesday.
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Jwala Gutta, Ashwini Ponnappa to renew partnership in Denmark
The 2011 World Championships women's doubles bronze medallists will also play the French Open Super Series (Oct 22-27) and the Bitburger SaarLoxLux Open Grand Prix Gold (Oct 29-Nov 3) together.
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Indian Badminton League: Hyderabad Hotshots' Taufik Hidayat says it's 50-50 against Pune Pistons
The three-time Asian Games gold medallist said IBL is slowly gaining popularity and feels it will motivate youngsters.
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Pusarla Venkata Sindhu aims to become India's first-ever world badminton championship finalist
India's chief coach Pullela Gopichand is quietly confident ahead of Sindhu's semi-final while former Olympian Aparna Popat believes that the 18-year-old can win the gold medal.
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Saina Nehwal to spearhead strongest ever Indian squad at World Championship
India's best medal hopes - Saina Nehwal and Malaysian GP gold medallist P V Sindhu - would open their campaign with a bye and have received a decent draw in the women's singles event. According to the tournament rules, any player reaching the semi-final is assured of a bronze medal.
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PV Sindhu aims to crack top-ten badminton rankings by year-end
PV Sindhu, who tasted her maiden success at the international level when she won the singles crown in the Malaysian Gold Grand Prix earlier this year, said the Chinese were not as invincible as they appear to be.
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Saina Nehwal will be missed but lot expected of Sindhu in Sudirman Cup, says Pullela Gopichand
With hardly any time left to name a replacement for Saina, the Malaysian Grand Prix Gold champion, world no. 13 Sindhu is all set to spearhead the Indian challenge in the women's singles.
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Rio Olympics: Saina Nehwal Set to Lead India's Campaign in Badminton
Having won a bronze medal four years back in London, Saina Nehwal will be hoping to bring home the gold medal from the Rio Olympic Games this month
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Jwala Gutta-Ashwini Ponnappa Eye Canada Open Ahead of 2016 Rio Olympics
Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponnappa would hope to defend their title at the USD 55,000 Canada Open
-
PV Sindhu, HS Prannoy Advance as India Witness Good Day in China
The only blot for India in an otherwise good day was eighth seeded men's doubles combination of Manu Attri and B Sumeeth Reddy losing to Dutch pair of Ruud Bosch and Oliver Leydon-Davis.
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Doubles Do Not Get Recognition Like Singles, Laments Jwala Gutta
Jwala Gutta and her partner Ashwini Ponnappa had failed to defend the gold they had won in 2010 Delhi Games after losing 17-21, 21-23 to Malaysian pair of Vivian Kah Mun Hoo and Khe Wei Woon at Emirates Arena on Sunday.
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PV Sindhu likely to skip India Grand Prix Gold
PV Sindhu says she is likely to skip India Grand Prix Gold in January due to a packed schedule and final decision will be taken by coach Pullela Gopichand.
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This year has been good for Pusarla Venkata Sindhu, says father
PV Sindhu continued to take giant strides towards asserting herself as the rising star of Indian badminton by lifting the Macau Open Grand Prix Gold title with a thumping win over Canada's Michelle Li in the summit clash on Sunday.
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Jwala Gutta-Ashwini Ponappa off to winning start in Grand Prix Gold in Germany
The Commonwealth Games gold-medallist pair brushed aside Germany's Anika Dorr and Annika Horbach 21-14 21-11in a 23-minute first-round match on Wednesday.
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Jwala Gutta and Co. to start campaign in Bitburger Open on Tuesday
The commonwealth Games gold medallist pair of Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponnappa, who started playing together again after a gap of one year during the French Open, will take on German combo of Anika Dorr and Annika Horbach in the opening round of women's doubles competition.
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Will go through High Court order before taking decision on Jwala Gutta: BAI
Jwala, who had won the bronze medal in 2011 World Championship in London and the 2010 Commonwealth Games gold along with partner Ashwini Ponnappa, is unlikely to be able to participate in the Denmark Open as the BAI had withdrawn her entry from the event on Wednesday.
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Jwala Gutta, Ashwini Ponnappa to renew partnership in Denmark
The 2011 World Championships women's doubles bronze medallists will also play the French Open Super Series (Oct 22-27) and the Bitburger SaarLoxLux Open Grand Prix Gold (Oct 29-Nov 3) together.
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Indian Badminton League: Hyderabad Hotshots' Taufik Hidayat says it's 50-50 against Pune Pistons
The three-time Asian Games gold medallist said IBL is slowly gaining popularity and feels it will motivate youngsters.
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Pusarla Venkata Sindhu aims to become India's first-ever world badminton championship finalist
India's chief coach Pullela Gopichand is quietly confident ahead of Sindhu's semi-final while former Olympian Aparna Popat believes that the 18-year-old can win the gold medal.
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Saina Nehwal to spearhead strongest ever Indian squad at World Championship
India's best medal hopes - Saina Nehwal and Malaysian GP gold medallist P V Sindhu - would open their campaign with a bye and have received a decent draw in the women's singles event. According to the tournament rules, any player reaching the semi-final is assured of a bronze medal.
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PV Sindhu aims to crack top-ten badminton rankings by year-end
PV Sindhu, who tasted her maiden success at the international level when she won the singles crown in the Malaysian Gold Grand Prix earlier this year, said the Chinese were not as invincible as they appear to be.
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Saina Nehwal will be missed but lot expected of Sindhu in Sudirman Cup, says Pullela Gopichand
With hardly any time left to name a replacement for Saina, the Malaysian Grand Prix Gold champion, world no. 13 Sindhu is all set to spearhead the Indian challenge in the women's singles.
