As world
Badminton WC: Hats Off To Volunteers And BAI, Says Sindhu After First-round Win
"The conditions, whatever is said and done, the volunteers, the support staff, the government, and of course, the Badminton Association of India have put in a lot of effort," the 2019 BWF World Championship winner Sindhu said after opening her campaign with a comfortable 21-7, 21-11 win over Ireland's Sophia Noble on Monday.
The 31-year-old, who was attending her 10th World Championships and was aiming for her sixth medal, praised the attention to detail at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium and stated that the players had received help at every stage.
Related Cricket News on As world
-
PV Sindhu Cruises Past Sophia Noble to Reach BWF World Championships Round of 32
PV Sindhu began her 2026 BWF World Championships campaign with a dominant 21-7, 21-11 win over Ireland’s Sophia Noble in just 29 minutes. ...
-
BWF World C'ships: Treesa-Gayatri Prevail With Easy Win In Opener
Indira Gandhi Sports Complex: India's Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand began their BWF World Championships campaign with an easy win over the Spanish duo Paula Lopez and Lucia Rodriguez here ...
-
Manchester City Stay Interested In Chelsea's Enzo Fernandez Despite Missing Deadline Bid
The French Ligue: Manchester City reportedly remain interested in Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez despite missing the cut-off date set by The Blues. City have a two-week time to decide on ...
-
Badminton WC: ‘No Idea Why They Put Me In Such A Tight Schedule’ -- Toma Popov Rues Lack…
Toma Junior Popov: France's Christo Popov and Toma Junior Popov were unable to produce their best in the men's doubles at the 2026 BWF World Championships in New Delhi on ...
-
‘It’s A Slow Recovery, Happy To Be Back’: An Se Young On Badminton WC Opening Win Amid Ankle…
An Se Young: World No. 1 An Se Young began her BWF World Championships campaign with a 21-14, 21-13 victory over Bulgaria’s Kaloyana Nalbantova in New Delhi on Monday, but ...
-
‘Parents Are Watching Me Live After 13 Years’: Arjun-Hariharan Savour Badminton WC Opener Win
Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium: For M R Arjun, Monday's opening-round victory at the BWF World Championships was about more than moving into the next round. With his parents and wife ...
-
BWF World C'ships: Hariharan-Arjun Advance To Rd 32 After Irish Pair Retires
Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium: India got off the mark at the BWF World Championships on home soil as M R Arjun and Hariharan Amsakarunan progressed to the men's doubles Round ...
-
Experience Gained From FIH World Cup Will Be Valuable In Asiad: IOA
The Indian Olympic Association: The Indian Olympic Association (IOA) congratulated the Indian men's and women's national hockey teams on participation at the prestigious FIH Hockey World Cup 2026, being held ...
-
1st Test: Keeping Ball Dry Crucial For Getting Reverse Swing In SL, Says Prasidh
Galle International Stadium: India pacer Prasidh Krishna said maintaining the shine and dryness of the ball will be vital for fast bowlers seeking reverse swing in humid Sri Lankan conditions ...
-
‘The One I Miss In The Collection Is The Gold’: Antonsen Targets Elusive Badminton WC Title
BWF World Championships: World No. 4 Anders Antonsen will begin his BWF World Championships campaign in New Delhi on Monday with a clear target to add the one medal missing ...
-
India Face England in Crucial Hockey World Cup 2026 Pool D Clash
India will look to make it two wins in a row at the FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 when they face England in a crucial Pool D match at the ...
-
India Women Hold Olympic Silver Medallists China to 2-2 Draw in Hockey World Cup Opener
India women began their Hockey World Cup 2026 campaign with a hard-fought 2-2 draw against reigning Olympic silver medallists China, with Navneet and Deepika scoring for India. ...
-
Golf: Romain Langasque Leads In Denmark
DP World Tour: Romain Langasque is targeting his first DP World Tour victory for nearly six years as he takes a one-shot lead into the final round of the Danish ...
-
‘Don't Think It's The Right Move’: Antonsen Questions Delhi’s February India Open Schedule
February India Open: Anders Antonsen has welcomed the conditions he has encountered in Delhi ahead of the BWF World Championships but questioned the decision to stage the India Open in ...