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Ready for an upgrade! India's 2018 CWG medallists who are set to rewrite the history books in Birmingham

NEW DELHI: These are really exciting times if you are an Indian sports fan and a supporter of the Indian athletes across a varied range of sporting disciplines. Cricket still might be the numero uno sport in the country, in terms of popularity, but the rise of other sports in…

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Srikanth wants to do one better at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games

Silver medallist at the last edition, the shuttler has regained his form and was instrumental in India’s triumph in the Thomas Cup

The Hindu

Lakshya Sen eager to prove mettle in his first Commonwealth Games

Lakshya Sen has made such rapid strides in the recent past that only Kidambi Srikanth and world champion Loh Kean Yew of Singapore pose a threat to his title ambitions at the Commonwealth Games.

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Badminton at CWG: Focus on Sindhu but doubles key to India retaining mixed team gold

NEW DELHI: Star shuttlers, including PV Sindhu, will chase individual gold medals but doubles would also under the spotlight as India would aim to retain the mixed team title and continue their consistent run at the Commonwealth Games.

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Unfinished business: Lakshya Sen ready to dazzle in Birmingham again

NEW DELHI: Lakshya Sen, the new poster boy of Indian badminton, has some unfinished business in Birmingham.

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Singapore Open: Mithun, Ashmita register stunning victories; Sindhu, Prannoy too win

SINGAPORE: Indian shuttlers Mithun Manjunath and Ashmita Chaliha notched up stunning wins over their illustrious rivals to hog the limelight on the second day of the Singapore Open Super 500 tournament here on Wednesday.

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Singapore Open badminton | Mithun, Ashmita register stunning victories; Sindhu, Prannoy too win

Saina Nehwal avenges her India Open loss to compatriot Malvika Bansod

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Manjunath upsets Srikanth, Sindhu too wins in Singapore Open

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Prannoy regains his place in world's top 20

HS Prannoy is now the third highest-ranked Indian male shuttler in the world after Lakshya Sen (10th) and Kidambi Srikanth (11th).

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Andhra Pradesh: Srikanth inaugurates SAAP Badminton League in Vijayawada

He advises young players to make use of the facilities being provided by the State government

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Camaraderie was the key in India’s Thomas Cup triumph: Chirag Shetty

BENGALURU: The ‘New Indian Express’, Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty, who played a pivotal role in India’s historic Thomas Cup win, are enjoying all the adulation and felt it was the cheerleaders in the team who lifted them when the chips were down.

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GPBL to be held from July 1

Sindhu, Srikanth and Sai Praneeth to serve as non-playing team mentors

The Hindu

Top badminton stars set to launch Grand Prix Badminton League

BENGALURU: A plethora of Indian badminton stars including PV Sindhu, Kidambi Srikanth, Sai Praneeth, Jwala Gutta, Ashwini Ponappa and Chirag Shetty will take part in the launch of the Grand Prix Badminton League, Karnataka's own version of Premier Badminton League, here on Saturday.

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'You can't just be fooling around': HS Prannoy on how the Indian team pulled out all the stops to win the Thomas Cup

NEW DELHI: India's Thomas Cup victory is one for the ages. Singles badminton in India has made itself a force to be reckoned with in the 21st century, but a top rung team event was never really seen as one that could be won outright. The experts don't shy away…

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Focussed on Indonesian Open, says Srikanth

Fresh from historic Thomas Cup win, he speaks on his success and his next big target

The Times of India

Caught in 'experimentation' trap, is Indian hockey losing the chance to rebuild its legacy after Tokyo Olympics high?

Any Olympic success is a great opportunity to build a legacy. But in the case of Indian hockey, the script has been differently written since the 1980 Moscow Games.

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This is not a small feat, keep it up: PM Modi to triumphant shuttlers

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PM Modi lauds Kidambi Srikanth for leading Team India to historic Thomas Cup win

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday praised Indian shuttler Kidambi Srikanth for successfully leading Team India to their historic Thomas Cup victory.

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'This is not a small feat, keep it up': Prime Minister Narendra Modi to triumphant shuttlers

NEW DELHI: This is not a small feat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said while hosting the victorious Thomas Cup team, players of which were chuffed to get the backing of the country's premier.

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PV Sindhu beats Sim Yu Jin to enter Thailand Open quarter-finals

BANGKOK: Two-time Olympic medallist PV Sindhu remains the lone surviving Indian shuttler in the competition after she sailed into the women's singles quarter-finals of the Thailand Open on Thursday.

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Srikanth enters second round of Thailand Open

He next faces qualifier Nhat Nguyen of Ireland

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Srikanth, Sindhu enter second round but Saina, Prannoy exit from Thailand Open

BANGKOK: Two-time Olympic medallist V Sindhu huffed and puffed her way to the women's singles second round while Kidambi Srikanth and HS Prannoy, the protagonists of India's historic Thomas Cup triumph, suffered contrasting fates in the opening round of Thailand Open on Wednesday.

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Bigger than any individual achievement, India will now be considered a badminton superpower: Prakash Padukone

NEW DELHI: Indian team's historic Thomas Cup victory will make it a "badminton superpower" as it has well and truly arrived on world stage with an achievement, which is way bigger than any individual accomplishment, feels legendary Prakash Padukone.

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Indian men badminton players never had it so good

The new millennium was witness to two divas ruling the roost in Indian badminton. Sania Nehwal and PV Sindhu have carved a niche by winning so many World, Olympic and Super series titles that - barring Kidambi Srikanth's four successive Super series titles in a year - it shaded the…

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