That's all from us!
That's it from the Korea Open. India's campaign came to an end following the loss of Saina Nehwal to Japan's Nozomi Okuhara. Hope you enjoyed our coverage. We'll see you soon.
Nozomi Okuhara pulls off a sensational comeback!
The Japanese shuttler was trailing 16-10 in the decider, but fought back to make it 20-20, and then sealed the game with back-to-back points. It's been a dramatic 59 minutes, as Saina Nehwal's bid to reach the semi-finals fell apart when the match was all but won.
File image of Saina Nehwal. AP
Round of 16 result: Maintaining her winning spree, shuttler Saina Nehwal entered the quarter-finals of the Korea Open 2018 on Thursday.
The former World No. 1 shuttler registered straight set victories over South Korean Ga Eun Kim in the 37-minute women's singles affair.
Saina won both games 21-18 to earn a comfortable victory.
Saina, 28, is the lone Indian challenge left in the tournament as Sameer Verma and Vaishnavi Reddy Jakka bowed out on Wednesday.
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