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The Badminton World Federation on Saturday announced to cancel the Taipei Open Super 300 that was scheduled to take place from September 7th to 12 in Taipei City due to Covid-19. The body said that they decided to cancel the event because of the 'unexpected Covid-19 complications regarding staging the tournament' They further assured that there will be no further changes for the upcoming Badminton tournaments. The International body had earlier this week canceled the Korea Open and Macau&nbsp;Open due to the virus scare in the region. They also postponed the World Junior Badminton Championship which was to be hosted in China.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

BWF cancels Taipei Open Super 300 due to Covid-19

The international body had earlier this week cancelled Korea Open and Macau&nbsp;Open due to the virus scare in the region.&nbsp;

BWF cancels Taipei Open Super 300 due to Covid-19 BWF&nbsp;cites&nbsp;'unexpected Covid-19 complications' in staging event Covid-19:&nbsp;BWF&nbsp;also cancelled Korea Open and Macau&nbsp;Open

The international body had earlier this week cancelled Korea Open and Macau&nbsp;Open due to the virus scare in the region.&nbsp;

The Badminton World Federation on Saturday announced the cancellation of Taipei Open Super 300 due to Covid-19. It was scheduled to take place from September 7th to 12th in Taipei City. The internarional&nbsp;badminton body said that they have decided to cancel the event because of the 'unexpected Covid-19 complications regarding staging the tournament' Also Read&nbsp;<a title="Tokyo Olympics 2020: Ace shuttler PV Sindhu arrives home to a rousing welcome" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-olympics-2020-ace-shuttler-pv-sindhu-arrives-home-to-a-rousing-welcome-1627994498942">Tokyo Olympics 2020: Ace shuttler PV Sindhu arrives home to a rousing welcome</a> In its statement, BWF assured that there will be no further changes for the upcoming badminton tournaments. Korea Open and Macau&nbsp;Open have already been cancelled&nbsp;due to the virus scare in the region. BWF also postponed the World Junior Badminton Championship which was to be hosted in China.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

The Covid-19 pandemic has not just disrupted&nbsp;the sports calendar but the consequences are being faced by the athletes. Since, the Badminton Federation of India said that the&nbsp;qualifying period for Tokyo Olympics will end on June 15, and there are no more qualifying events left before that, two of India's top shuttlers, Saina&nbsp;Nehwal and Kidambi&nbsp;Srikanth,&nbsp;will not be able to make to the Summer Games.&nbsp;
A player needs to be in the top-16 of ranking before June 15 to make the cut. Since, London Olympics bronze medallist Saina&nbsp;is ranked 22 and Srikanth&nbsp;is ranked 20, they have missed the flight to Tokyo.
only PV Sindhu qualified from India in the women&rsquo;s singles category, while Sai Praneeth will be the lone Indian in the men&rsquo;s singles.
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End of Tokyo Olympics road for Kidambi Srikanth & Saina Nehwal

With the qualifying period for the 2020 Olympics ending on June 15,&nbsp;Saina&nbsp;Nehwal and Kidambi&nbsp;Srikanth&nbsp;have missed the flight to Tokyo.

The Covid-19 pandemic has not just disrupted&nbsp;the sports calendar but the consequences are being faced by the athletes. Since, the Badminton Federation of India said that the&nbsp;qualifying period for Tokyo Olympics will end on June 15, and there are no more qualifying events left before that, two of India's top shuttlers, Saina&nbsp;Nehwal and Kidambi&nbsp;Srikanth,&nbsp;will not be able to make to the Summer Games.&nbsp;
A player needs to be in the top-16 of ranking before June 15 to make the cut. Since, London Olympics bronze medallist Saina&nbsp;is ranked 22 and Srikanth&nbsp;is ranked 20, they have missed the flight to Tokyo.
only PV Sindhu qualified from India in the women&rsquo;s singles category, while Sai Praneeth will be the lone Indian in the men&rsquo;s singles.
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Badminton continues to bear the brunt of Covid-19 as the&nbsp;Badminton World Federation decided to cancel the Singapore Open 2021.
BWF&nbsp;said in a statement that all attempts were made by the organisers and the federation to provide a safe tournament environment for all participants. However, rising Covid-19&nbsp;cases globally led to complex challenges in managing inbound travel. Thus, in the interests of all players, tournament personnel and the local community's health and safety, the event has been cancelled.
BWF also confirmed that the tournament, which was scheduled to be played from&nbsp;June 1-6, will not be rescheduled.

Singapore Open called off due to surge in Covid-19 cases

Badminton continues to bear the brunt of Covid-19 as the&nbsp;Badminton World Federation decided to cancel the Singapore Open 2021.

Badminton continues to bear the brunt of Covid-19 as the&nbsp;Badminton World Federation decided to cancel the Singapore Open 2021.
BWF&nbsp;said in a statement that all attempts were made by the organisers and the federation to provide a safe tournament environment for all participants. However, rising Covid-19&nbsp;cases globally led to complex challenges in managing inbound travel. Thus, in the interests of all players, tournament personnel and the local community's health and safety, the event has been cancelled.
BWF also confirmed that the tournament, which was scheduled to be played from&nbsp;June 1-6, will not be rescheduled.

Thomas and Uber Cup cancelled due to Covid-19

Top Indian shuttlers&nbsp;had shown their willingness to play the&nbsp;Thomas and Uber Cup and India had even announced a 20-member contingent.

Top Indian shuttlers&nbsp;may have shown their willingness in playing the&nbsp;Thomas and Uber Cup finals but the Badminton World Federation has decided to postpone the tournament until 2021.&nbsp;The decision was made after several teams, including powerhouses South Korea, Thailand and Indonesia, withdrew from the tournament due to the&nbsp;coronavirus pandemic. The prestigious team tournament was scheduled to be held in Aarhus, Denmark from October 3 to 12 and India had even announced a 20-member contingent with PV Sindhu and Kidambi&nbsp;Srikanth&nbsp;as possible leaders of the teams.&nbsp;However, the BWF&nbsp;has decided to go ahead with the Denmark Open due be held from October 13 to 18. But Denmark Masters, scheduled from October 20 has been cancelled.

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