India's Badminton Coach, Pullela Gopichand believes that PV Sindhu's lack of consistency after her injury should not be a concern, as she i...

Despite India being placed in a tricky group with Malaysia and Chinese Taipei, many believe if the team plays to its potential, it can deli...

For India, mixed doubles is likely to be the weakest link as Ashwini Ponnappa and K Sai Prateek would be looking to punch above their weigh...

"Suzhou will now stage the 2023 edition of the BWF World Mixed Team Championships, with original 2023 hosts India accepting the opportunity...

With back-to-back finals, Srikanth is in sizzling form and he will start favourite when he starts his campaign against a qualifier on Wedne...

World No. 2 Saina produced a determined performance to edge out former world no. 5 Bae Yeon Ju 22-20 17-21 21-13 in the women's singles.

The Indian badminton team, led by Saina Nehwal and K Srikanth, will face three-time champions Korea in the prestigious Sudirman Cup.

Wei was temporarily suspended by the BWF, after traces of the banned substance dexamethasone was detected in his system during the World Ch...

"I played better in the second game. I was okay today. I will try to improve in each game and satisfy my fans," he said.

The dominance of Saina Nehwal and the arrival of P V Sindhu and K Srikanth has only helped the country in growing by leaps and bounds.

Sindhu fought hard for one hour and 18 minutes before losing to the two-time reigning All England champion Shixian 21-15, 20-22, 12-21.

Ranked 87th in the world, the 34-year-old Bhat in a one-hour contest to become the first Indian to come out trumps in this tournament.