Spanish star shuttler Carolina Marin said she will be heading to the Malaysia Open with “many positive things” despite losing the India Open final. [caption id=“attachment_3362506” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] PV Sindhu beat Saina Nehwal in an intense game to reach semifinals of Indian Open. PTI[/caption] “Even though the day of the (India Open) final was not the best day, the week has gone pretty good. I got many positive things out of it. I’m bringing many positive things to Malaysia. I hope that things will go well here in Kuching,” the 23-year-old Marin said on Monday, reports Efe. Indian P.V. Sindhu rolled to a 21-19, 21-16 win Sunday over Marin in the championship match of the India Open, avenging her loss to the Spanish shuttler in the Summer Olympics gold medal match last year. The Indian star needed just 46 minutes to put away Marin. Marin participated in an event with fans and members of the media. The Malaysia Open, which starts on Tuesday at Perpaduan Stadium, offers $600,000 in prize money.
Live Malaysia Superseries Premier, badminton scores and updates: Sai Praneeth goes down to Lin Dan, Sindhu also exits
Spanish star shuttler Carolina Marin said she will be heading to the Malaysia Open with “many positive things” despite losing the India Open final.
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Another close encounter for the Indians goes in vain. Pranaav Chopra and Sikki Reddy lose a thriller. Tough luck, guys! #MalaysiaSSP
— BAI Media (@BAI_Media) April 5, 2017
.@saiprneeth92 can be proud of his effort against 2-time Olympic Champion Lin Dan. Hard luck indeed! #MalaysiaSSP
— BAI Media (@BAI_Media) April 5, 2017
Pranaav and Sikki trail 10-11 against the Danish pair at the break of the second game. #MalaysiaSSP
— BAI Media (@BAI_Media) April 5, 2017
PV Sindhu loses in the opening round of #MalaysiaSSP after a fighting effort against Chen Yufei.
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UPSET! PV Sindhu loses to Chen Yufei 21-18, 19-21, 17-21 and crashes out of Malaysia Superseries Premier
What a shock! Both Sindhu and Saina are out of the tournament. But credit must go to the young Chinese player for playing some great badminton
14-17! Sindhu trailing. Chen Yufei has managed to maintain the lead in the decider#MalaysiaSSP
— Firstpost Sports (@FirstpostSports) April 5, 2017
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PV Sindhu loses second game 21-19
Chen Yufei has made a game out of this. Great performance from the Chinese!
12-11! It's neck and neck in the second game and Sindhu has a slender lead#MalaysiaSSP
— Firstpost Sports (@FirstpostSports) April 5, 2017
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.@Pvsindhu1 takes the opening game 21-18 against Chen Yufei. Off to a fantastic start! #MalaysiaSSP
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PV Sindhu wins opening game against Chen Yufei
PV Sindhu overturned a scratchy start to win the opening game 21-18 against her Chinese opponent who has shown great fight in this game
PV SIndhu is in action against China’s Chen Yufei
Sindhu made a shaky start but has regained her touch. She leads 11-10 in the opening game.
Saina Nehwal's valiant effort goes in vain as Akane Yamaguchi triumphs in a hard-fought 3-game thriller. Tough luck! #MalaysiaSSP
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Saina Nehwal bows out of Malaysia Superseries Premier
Saina Nehwal loses to Akane Yamaguchi 19-21 21-13 21-15 in 56 minutes. The match seemed firmly in her grasp when she was leading 11-8 in the second game, but the Indian had no answers to the fierce fightback from the Japanese
Manu Atri and Sumeeth Reddy lose the deciding game to end their #MalaysiaSSP campaign in the first round. Tough luck!
— BAI Media (@BAI_Media) April 5, 2017
Saina Nehwal loses second game against Akane Yamaguchi
Despite leading by three points at the interval in the second game, Saina Nehwal has ended up losing it. The Japanese came back hard in second game and sucked Saina’s momentum. Time for Saina now to do the same
Saina Nehwal wins opening game against Akane Yamaguchi, leads in second
Saina Nehwal has won the opening game against Akane Yamaguchi 21-18 and leads 6-3 in the second game. The Indian keeps getting better and better with every passing day. Not long before she is back to her absolute best
Top performance from Ajay Jayaram!
.@ajay_289 beats China’s Qian Bin in two straight games 21-11 21-8 to advance in the next round of #MalaysiaSSP
— BAI Media (@BAI_Media) April 5, 2017
AJAY JAYARAM WINS!
Ajay beat Qiao Bin of China 21-11, 21-8 in 31 minutes. Ajay now moves into the round of 16.
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