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Korea Masters 2026: Srikanth Crashes Out Early As Tanvi, Pruthvi-Krishna Keep India’s Hopes Alive
Srikanth, having entered the BWF Super 300 tournament with the aim of building on his second-place finish at the US Open earlier in the season, was unable to secure consistency against Dubovenko. After having just lost the first game 22-20, he was unable to recover as the Israeli won the following two games 21-14 and 21-12, thus ending Srikanth's campaign at the very first obstacle.
The loss was a blow to India's bid in the men's singles event in Asan, since the 33-year-old was not able to build on the promising form he had displayed in the United States.
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