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New Delhi: Despite her poor record in the last two India Open Super Series, badminton star Saina Nehwal still remains the favourite at the $200,000 tournament that starts Tuesday here at the Siri Fort Complex.
The London Olympics bronze medallist made a first round exit in 2011 and managed to make the second round in 2012.
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 LEGACY: Will Chong Wei's son rise to the summit of the sport?
GENETICISTS and sports fans alike are excited. The king of badminton has married the queen of badminton and now they have a son.
Will Kingston Lee, the son of Datuk Lee Chong Wei and Datin Wong Mew Choo, who was born on April 12, gro… |
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PETALING JAYA: World No. 1 shuttler Lee Chong Wei will compete in the India Open, which begins in New Delhi tomorrow, after all.
The 30-year-old Chong Wei, who became a father on April 12, faces Ireland’s Scott Evans in the first round.
Chong Wei is expected to reach the final where he is tipped to meet Indonesia’s Sony Dwi Kuncoro.
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 The world star said in a statement that she is scared to walk alone in Delhi's streets. The London Olympic bronze medalist is expected to play in the Indian Open later this week.
Delhi's increasing reputation as an unsafe city is inviting some criticism from the sporting community as well. The… |
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 TAIPEI: World No. 3 Du Pengyu of China finally won his first-ever career title after he stunned compatriot Chen Long in the men’s singles final of the Asian Badminton Championships yesterday.
Pengyu, the second seed, required only 40 minutes to beat All-England champion and top seed Chen Lo… |
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