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Malaysia Masters: B Sai Praneeth, PV Sindhu, Parupalli Kashyap move to second round
•Praneeth defeated Cordon 21-8, 21-9, in a match that lasted for 26 minutes. The Indian shuttler dominated the proceedings in both the games and stormed into the second round
Malaysia Open: Prannoy, Satwik-Chirag advances to next round, Praneeth, Sameer bow out
•While Prannoy beat Malaysia’s Daren Liew, Praneeth and Sameer lost to Indonesia’s Anthony Sinisuka and Jonatan Christie respectively.
Orleans Masters: B Sai Praneeth bows out after straight games loss to Christo Popov; Anupama Upadhaya reaches last eight
•Praneeth lost his pre-quarterfinal match of the Super 100 event 12-21 11-21 in 35 minutes. Upadhyaya, on the other hand, beat Lonice Huet of France 21-17 21-16.
Orleans Masters: Praneeth advances to third round; Anupama and Ira reach second round
•Top seed Praneeth advanced to the men's singles third round with a straight game win over Czech Republic's Jan Louda at the Orleans Masters Super 100 badminton tournament on Wednesday.
Swiss Open: Kidambi Srikanth makes winning start; Chirag-Satwiksairaj pair stun All England champions
•Srikanth defeated Mads Christophersen in straight games in the men's singles opening round. The Indian beat the Danish player 21-16, 21-17 in a match lasting 32 minutes.
Won't play unless I'm 100 percent fit and had adequate training, says B Sai Praneeth
•Sai Praneeth, a 2017 Singapore Open champion, will take on Olympic champion Viktor Axelsen in his opening game at the All England Championships this week.
India Open 2022: PV Sindhu, Kidambi Srikanth eye glory as Super 500 tournament begins amid COVID-19 spike
•A lot of ranking points will be up for grabs at the $400,000 Super 500 tournament which is being held in the looming shadows of a raging third wave of the pandemic in the country with cases rising at a rapid speed, fuelled by the new Omicorn variant.
Indian Open 2022: B Sai Praneeth withdraws from tournament after testing positive for COVID-19
•Another Indian player, double specialist Dhruv Rawat, also tested positive for the virus.
Indian Open Badminton: World Championships bronze medallist Lakshya Sen eyes maiden title
•Sen says he will look to build on his rich vein of form and return with a maiden title when he begins the new season with a debut appearance at the India Open Super 500 in New Delhi on Tuesday.
BWF World Championships: PV Sindhu eyes successful title defence in Spain
•While Sindhu will fancy her chances, retaining the title will still be much easier said than done as she still has to face the likes of ninth seeded Thai Pornpawee Chochuwong, top seed Tai Tzu Ying of Chinese Taipei and Korea's teen sensation An Seyoung.