Hong Kong – In a tournament that will be remembered for sheer dominance, Team China swept all five titles at the 2025 Hong Kong Open Badminton Super 500, cementing its supremacy in the world of badminton. Continue reading China Secures Clean Sweep at 2025 Hong Kong Open with Li Shifeng Wins Men’s Singles Title
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Lakshya Sen Beats Li Shifeng To Win 2023 Canada Open
Calgary: In an exciting showdown at the Canada Open men’s singles finals in Calgary, Li Shifeng of China faced a defeat against India’s Lakshya Sen, ranked 19th in the world. This loss shattered Li Shifeng’s hopes of reclaiming the championship after a four-year gap. The intense match, lasting for 50 minutes, saw Li Shifeng hold a 20-16 lead with four game points in the second game. However, he couldn’t maintain his advantage and lost six consecutive points to Sen, resulting in a 21-18, 22-20 victory for Sen. Continue reading Lakshya Sen Beats Li Shifeng To Win 2023 Canada Open
Kento Momota, Lee Zii Jia & Lakshya Sen Crash Out of 2022 Japan Open
Tokyo: Three of the world’s top ten players, World No. 2 Kento Momota of Japan, No. 4 Lee Zii Jia of Malaysia, and No. 10 Lakshya Sen of India, slumped to shock losses in their respective 2022 Japan Open opening matches on Wednesday. Continue reading Kento Momota, Lee Zii Jia & Lakshya Sen Crash Out of 2022 Japan Open
PV Sindhu, Lakshya Sen, and Kidambi Srikanth Aim for Gold Medals at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games
Birmingham: India’s women’s singles World No. 7 PV Sindhu, men’s singles World No. 10 Lakshya Sen, World No. 11 Kidambi Srikanth, and the World No. 8 men’s doubles pairing of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy/Chirag Shetty are key players to contribute to India’s success at the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games. Continue reading PV Sindhu, Lakshya Sen, and Kidambi Srikanth Aim for Gold Medals at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games
Lakshya Sen Returns to Viktor Axelsen’s Dubai Camp
Dubai: India’s newly crowned Thomas Cup champion – Lakshya Sen has arrived in Dubai to join the reigning Olympic Champion – Viktor Axelsen, reigning World Champion – Loh Kean Yew, World No. 17 Lee Cheuk Yiu of Hong Kong, and World No. 72 Cheam June Wei of Malaysia for an eight-day training camp (May 29 to June 5) at the NAS Sports Complex. Continue reading Lakshya Sen Returns to Viktor Axelsen’s Dubai Camp
Lakshya Sen Enjoys Historic Thomas Cup Victory
Karnataka: India’s World No. 9 Lakshya Sen who won the first men’s singles match against World No. 4 and the 2020 Tokyo Olympics bronze medalist Anthony Sinisuka Ginting of Indonesia 8-21, 21-17, 21-16 in the Thomas Cup final which ultimately helped the India team clinching their maiden Thomas Cup title, has arrived home in Bangalore on Monday night. Continue reading Lakshya Sen Enjoys Historic Thomas Cup Victory
India Shock Indonesia 3-0 to Win Maiden Thomas Cup Title
Bangkok: Coming to the 2022 Thomas Cup Finals as underdogs, the Indian men’s shuttlers proved they were the dark horses who have the capability of winning the title by beating the 14-times champions Indonesia 3-0 in the final on Sunday. Continue reading India Shock Indonesia 3-0 to Win Maiden Thomas Cup Title
Lakshya Sen To Skip The 2022 Swiss Open
Birmingham: After advancing to two finals in the last two weeks, India’s World No. 11 Lakshya Sen has decided to withdraw from the 2022 Swiss Open which was scheduled to kick off the qualification round and a portion of the mixed doubles first-round matches on Tuesday, in Basel, Switzerland. Continue reading Lakshya Sen To Skip The 2022 Swiss Open
Viktor Axelsen Defeats Lakshya Sen To Win Second All England Title
Birmingham: A defiant Viktor Axelsen from Denmark who lost to Lakshya Sen of India in last week’s German Open semi-finals, refused to let history repeat itself, taming 20-year-old Lakshya Sen 21-10, 21-15 to clinch his second All England title on Sunday after he won the prestigious title in 2020. Continue reading Viktor Axelsen Defeats Lakshya Sen To Win Second All England Title
Lakshya Sen Beats Lee Zii Jia, to Play Viktor Axelsen in All England Final
Birmingham: India’s World No. 11 Lakshya Sen became only the fourth Indian player since Prakash Nath, Prakash Padukone, and Pullela Gopichand to ever reach the All England final after beating defending champion Lee Zii Jia of Malaysia in a grueling 76 minutes semi-final match on Saturday. Continue reading Lakshya Sen Beats Lee Zii Jia, to Play Viktor Axelsen in All England Final