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India’s ace shuttler PV Sindhu reached the quarter-finals in women’s singles without any trouble.
The India no. 1 defeated Uganda’s Kobugabe Husina in straight games: 21-10, 21-9. She’ll face Malaysia’s Goh Jin Wei in the quarters.
Meanwhile, in men’s singles, Kidambi Srikanth too made it to the last eight with an easy 21-9, 21-12 victory over Abeywickrama Dumindu. In the next round, Srikanth will face home favourite Toby Penty.
The women’s doubles pair of Teresa Jolly & Gayatri Gopichand then made it 3 wins in 3 for India with a 21-2, 21-4 victory over their opponents from Mauritius.
They will lock horns with Jamaica's Katherine Wynter &Tahlia Richardson next. 

CWG Badminton: PV Sindhu, Kidambi Srikanth, doubles pair of Jolly & Gopichand reach quarter-finals

PV Sindhu, Kidambi Srikanth, doubles pair of Treesa Jolly & Gayatri Gopichand all storm into quarterfinals at Birmingham 2022. 

Kidambi Srikanth made it to the last eight with an easy 21-9, 21-12 victory over Abeywickrama Dumindu.

India&rsquo;s ace shuttler PV Sindhu reached the quarter-finals in women&rsquo;s singles without any trouble.
The India no. 1 defeated Uganda&rsquo;s Kobugabe Husina in straight games: 21-10, 21-9. She&rsquo;ll face Malaysia&rsquo;s Goh Jin Wei in the quarters.
Meanwhile, in men&rsquo;s singles, Kidambi Srikanth too made it to the last eight with an easy 21-9, 21-12 victory over Abeywickrama Dumindu. In the next round, Srikanth will face home favourite Toby Penty.
The women&rsquo;s doubles pair of Teresa Jolly &amp; Gayatri Gopichand then made it 3 wins in 3 for India with a 21-2, 21-4 victory over their opponents from Mauritius.
They will lock horns with Jamaica's Katherine Wynter &amp; Tahlia Richardson next.&nbsp;

India's badminton coach Pullela Gopichand has lauded Kidambi Srikanth for winning a historic silver medal at BWF World Championships.

Gopichand lauds Kidambi Srikanth's historic silver medal performance at BWF World Championships 

After winning a historic World Championship Silver medal, Kidambi Srikanth has received a lot of praise from national coach Pullela Gopichand 

India's badminton coach Pullela Gopichand has lauded Kidambi Srikanth for winning a historic silver medal at BWF World Championships.
In a chat with&nbsp;PTI, Gopichand said that Srikanth's game got sharper as the tournament progresses, and gained confidence after beating Malaysia's Lee Zii Jia and Japan's Kento Momota in the year 2021.
However, Gopichand advised Srikanth to curb his errors to be more consistent going forward as big-ticket events such as Commonwealth Games and Asian Games are lined up in the year 2022.
Notably, Srikanth will be defending his men's singles title at the Commonwealth Games 2022.

Gopichand&nbsp;also advised Srikanth to curb his errors in order to be more consistent in 2022&nbsp;

India's badminton coach Pullela Gopichand has lauded Kidambi Srikanth for winning a historic silver medal at BWF World Championships.
In a chat with&nbsp;PTI, Gopichand said that Srikanth's game got sharper as the tournament progresses, and gained confidence after beating Malaysia's Lee Zii Jia and Japan's Kento Momota in the year 2021.
However, Gopichand advised Srikanth to curb his errors to be more consistent going forward as big-ticket events such as Commonwealth Games and Asian Games are lined up in the year 2022.
Notably, Srikanth will be defending his men's singles title at the Commonwealth Games 2022.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/heartbreak-in-spain-kidambi-srikanth-loses-in-the-men-s-singles-final-of-world-championship-1639924695360" target="_blank">Heartbreak in Spain: Kidambi Srikanth loses in the Men's singles final of World Championship</a>

Shutter Kidambi Srikanth went down fighting in the final of BWF World Badminton Championships as he lost the match 21-15, 22-20

Heartbreak in Spain: Kidambi Srikanth loses in the Men's singles final of World Championship

The former World number one Srikanth has to settle with Silver, though this has been Indian men's best performance at the Badminton World Championships given Lakshya Sen also ended his campaign with a Bronze after losing the semifinal.

Shutter Kidambi Srikanth went down fighting in the final of BWF World Badminton Championships as he lost the match 21-15, 22-20 against Singapore's Loh Kean Yew at Huelva, Spain.
It seemed that Srikanth would run away with the first game after taking 4 points advantage at the break but Loh make a spirited comeback with his speed across the court and winning the opening game 21-15.
Srikanth made a spirited comeback in the second game after lagging behind at the break. The battle for the Championship went down to a nail-biting contest after the Indian shuttler saved two game points. However, his poor net play and two unforced error at the end denied him a historic World Championship title.
The former World number one Srikanth has to settle with Silver, though this has been Indian men's best performance at the Badminton World Championships given Lakshya Sen also ended his campaign with a Bronze after losing the semifinal.
Notably, legendary shuttler Prakash Padukone was the first Indian player to clinch a medal at World Championship. He won bronze way back in 1983 while B Sai Praneeth won bronze in 2019.
Two-time Olympic medalist PV Sindhu is the only Indian to win Gold at World Championship.

Shutter Kidambi Srikanth went down fighting in the final of BWF World Badminton Championships as he lost the match 21-15, 22-20

Shutter Kidambi Srikanth went down fighting in the final of BWF World Badminton Championships as he lost the match 21-15, 22-20 against Singapore's Loh Kean Yew at Huelva, Spain.
It seemed that Srikanth would run away with the first game after taking 4 points advantage at the break but Loh make a spirited comeback with his speed across the court and winning the opening game 21-15.
Srikanth made a spirited comeback in the second game after lagging behind at the break. The battle for the Championship went down to a nail-biting contest after the Indian shuttler saved two game points. However, his poor net play and two unforced error at the end denied him a historic World Championship title.
The former World number one Srikanth has to settle with Silver, though this has been Indian men's best performance at the Badminton World Championships given Lakshya Sen also ended his campaign with a Bronze after losing the semifinal.
Notably, legendary shuttler Prakash Padukone was the first Indian player to clinch a medal at World Championship. He won bronze way back in 1983 while B Sai Praneeth won bronze in 2019.
Two-time Olympic medalist PV Sindhu is the only Indian to win Gold at World Championship.
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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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