Shuttlers

India’s organisational woes over the last three weeks across three cities have been highlighted by various international shuttlers.

The shuttlers extended their impressive run to Birmingham CWG, winning six medals, including three golds, a silver and two bronze.

Among other Indian men’s singles shuttlers, Sameer Verma will take on Thailand’s Kantaphon Wangcharoen while HS Prannoy will be up against Kanta Tsuneyama of Japan in the opening round.

He’s injury-free and moving well, but he’s hardly the leanest of shuttlers bouncing around the circuit.

It was neck and neck between the two shuttlers in the first few points of the second game.

Heading into the third game, both the shuttlers started with a point each as the game advanced.

Japan shuttlers excelling at world championshipsWakana Nagahara and Mayu Matsumoto beat an Indonesian pair in straight games on Saturday to set up an all-Japanese women's doubles final at the World Badminton Championships.

Stay tuned while we warm up the court for our star shuttlers with an interesting duel at pic.

The city’s towering but anonymous stars of yesteryears are disappointed that the only smashing at CWG will come from the city’s fancied shuttlers—Saina Nehwal, PV Sindhu and K Srikanth.

Top-ranked Indian shuttlers will be back in action following a brief break at the Malaysia Open — a World Tour Super 750 tournament, starting Tuesday, June 26 in Bukit Jalil.

While Chanu’s medal prospects make her the top draw for the Indian contingent, also in action will be the shuttlers, boxers, the women’s hockey team and the table tennis players among others.