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India’s top men’s doubles pair, Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty, have withdrawn from the Indonesia Open 2026 after Satwik suffered an injury during their first-round match. The Badminton Association of India confirmed the duo will focus on recovery and rehabilitation. Their exit comes days after winning the Singapore Open title, ending a two-year wait for a BWF World Tour crown.

India’s young women’s badminton team bounced back strongly in the Uber Cup with a convincing 4-1 win over Ukraine, keeping their quarterfinal hopes alive. After a close loss to Denmark earlier, the team showed confidence and energy, with youngsters stepping up in a big way to deliver a dominant performance.

India secured a dominant 4-1 victory over Ukraine in the Uber Cup after an initial defeat to Denmark. Despite strong performances from unnati hooda, Tanvi Sharma, and Devika Sihag, and a doubles win for PV Sindhu and Tanisha Crasto, India's quarterfinal hopes remain slim. They need to defeat China and hope Denmark loses to Ukraine.

Former champions India beat Canada 4-1 in their group tie to improve their chances of reaching the quarterfinals of the Thomas Cup in Horsens, Denmark on Friday. However, Indian women lost to Denmark 1-3 in their Uber Cup Group A match.

Ayush Shetty is the sole Indian contender remaining at the Badminton Asia Championships after other prominent players, including PV Sindhu, were eliminated in the second round. Shetty secured a dominant victory over Chi Yu Jen and is now one win away from a medal. He will face Jonathan Christie in the quarterfinals.

India have named balanced squads for the Thomas and Uber Cup in Denmark, blending experience with young talent. Lakshya Sen leads the men’s team, which retains its 2022-winning core, while PV Sindhu and unnati hooda headline the women’s side. New and returning players add depth. Selections were based on rankings and team needs, with officials confident the mix can deliver strong results.

On a day when all the top seeds faltered, Pranauv Ram of Telangana and unnati hooda of Haryana emerged triumphant in the boys and girls category in the All-India Sub-Junior (U-13) Ranking Badminton Tournament at the Pullela Gopichand Badminton Academy, here on Sunday.

The 13-year-old girl unnati hooda from Rohtak has won gold medal in the three days 'Khelo Haryana' under-18 badminton singles event culminating on Sunday at Ambala.

N Pranauv Ram of Telangana State, Navya Kanderi of Andhra Pradesh and unnati hooda of Haryana are in line for a grand double at the All-India Sub-junior (U-13) Ranking Badminton Tournament at the Pullela Gopichand Badminton Academy on Saturday.

The success of 14-year-old unnati hooda who became the youngest Indian to win the Super 100 event at Odisha Open 2022 in Cuttack by beating her opponent Smit Toshniwal in straight two sets (21-18, 21-11), might seem potluck to some but that did not come without paying the price.

Rising badminton star unnati hooda came back from the brink to clinch the girls' singles crown, beating Tasnim Mir in a nail-biting final in the Khelo India Youth Games on Tuesday.

Surya Charishma Tamiri caused a major upset at the senior National badminton championship. She defeated top seed unnati hooda in the women's singles quarterfinals. Charishma dominated the match. She will now face Rakshitha Sree Santosh Ramraj in the semifinals. In men's singles, top seed Kiran George advanced.

Young unnati hooda stormed into the women's singles final at the Infosys Foundation India International Challenge with a crushing 21-16, 21-8 victory over Aashi Rawat here on Saturday. Rohtak girl Unnati, who turned 14 last month, hit the stride early.

India's unnati hooda progressed to the women's singles pre-quarterfinals but top seed Anupama Upadhyay bowed out of the BWF Junior World Badminton Championships here on Wednesday. The 14-year-old Unnati, ranked number five in the world junior rankings and the fifth seed in the tournament, defeated Italy's Gianna Stiglich 21-11 21-7.

Young Indian shuttlers unnati hooda and Tanvi Sharma have stormed into the semifinals of the Syed Modi India International. Tanvi showcased impressive form, while Unnati battled through a tough match. In the men's singles, K. Srikanth advanced to the last four after his opponent retired due to injury. The nation's rising stars continue to shine on the international stage.

Two-time Olympic medallist P V Sindhu and her coach faced a terrifying ordeal at Dubai International Airport after an explosion near their location. Stranded due to flight suspensions amid Middle East tensions, they are anxiously awaiting departure for the All England Championships. The Badminton World Federation is monitoring the situation closely, prioritizing player safety.