Mulyo Handoyo

Korean, Indonesian coaches to join Pullela Gopichand Academy next month to sharpen skills of Indian players

A handful of experienced foreign coaches are set to join the national camp in Hyderabad from next month, according to a report.

Pullela Gopichand ensures PV Sindhu and Saina Nehwal brought home medals despite having to divide his attention

Ever since the exit of Indonesian coach Mulyo Handayo early this year, national badminton coach Gopichand's workload has increased tremendously.

Commonwealth Games 2018: Shuttler HS Prannoy could set court alight with explosive play in maiden appearance

The 2018 season has just started for HS Prannoy and his transition from a rare talent to an emerging star could help him bag a medal at Gold Coast.

Kidambi Srikanth interview: If I play my best, I have a chance to win gold at Commonwealth Games 2018

In 2018, Kidambi Srikanth has the added responsibility of representing India at premier events like the Commonwealth Games (CWG) and the Asian Games.

Mulyo Handoyo's possible departure would be disaster for Indian badminton ahead of crucial 2018

It will be a huge shock if Handoyo decides to part ways with the Badminton Association of India (BAI) after playing an integral role in the successful 2017 season for the sport in the country.

Year in review 2017, men's singles badminton: Kidambi Srikanth exceeds expectations, HS Prannoy, Sai Praneeth surprise many

Kidambi Srikanth’s relentless attack, B Sai Praneeth’s incredible run, and HS Prannoy’s giant-killing spree brought opponents to their knees as they dominated the major part of the season with elan.

BAI refutes reports of coach Mulyo Handoyo's tenure coming to end

Uncertainty loomed large over the departure of Mulyo Handoyo with Badminton Association of India (BAI) on Wednesday rubbishing reports that the Indonesian coach has decided to quit Indian badminton after a brief stint.

Acclaimed coach Mulyo Handoyo to part ways with BAI after PBL 2018, claim reports

The Badminton Authority of India (BAI) may soon be deprived of the services of specialist singles coach Mulyo Handoyo, who may resign at the end of the ongoing Premier Badminton League (PBL).

Kidambi Srikanth leads male shuttlers' revival; PV Sindhu impresses in fairytale year for Indian badminton

P V Sindhu scaled new heights but it was Kidambi Srikanth who took Indian badminton by storm with a higher title count as male shuttlers finally came out of the shadows in a season of unprecedented success for the sport.

Fully-fit Kidambi Srikanth feels winning Dubai Superseries Finals is more important than rankings

"If I can really do well or win the tournament, I can become the World No 1," added Srikanth who was a quarter finalist at last year's Rio Olympic Games.