2018 HSBC BWF World Tour Finals

It is a Grade 1 Badminton Tournament held as the wrap up tournament of Badminton. It is a show stopper of 25 badminton tournaments held around the globe with the handsome prize money of US $1,500,000.

All of these 25 tournaments are Grade 2 badminton tournaments where top 8 players/pair of each category i.e. Men's Singles, Women's Singles, Men's Doubles, Women's Doubles and Mixed Doubles are welcomed to participate in the Grand Finale of World Badminton officially the "2018 HSBC BWF World Tour Finals". Each category divided into 2 Groups.

This year the tournament is being held in Guangzhou, China from 12-16 December.

Wishing all the participants Best of Luck!!

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Semi Finals

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Match made in Heaven

Indian Badminton star "Saina Nehwal" likely to hook up with another badminton star "Parupalli Kashyap" later this year. Both the Single Players on the badminton court are going to be Double's Player off the court. Spending their career single on the court, will now spend the rest of their life together.

They say Marriages are made in Heaven,
But this one is straight from the Badminton Court :) :)

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Dubai World Super Series 2017

All Badminton stars set to play the final super series of the year 2017. The Super series will commence on 13th December and will conclude on 17th December.

Injury prone Carolina Marin and Nozomi Okuhara pulls out of the series, all eyes on India's P V Sindhu to lift the final cup of the year.

After winning 4 super series, Srikanth eyes 5th for the year.

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French open 2017

Srikanth beats Shi Yuqi and H S Prannoy beats Jeon Jin to set up Indian Semi Final.

Final place gets booked for Indian now, medal assured. 

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French Open 2017 Quarters

P V Sindhu launches into maiden French Open semi final after victory over China's  Chen Yufei in straight sets 21-14, 21-14.

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Denmark open 2017 Finals

Srikanth takes home 4th Championship of 2017 after brutally beating the opponent Lee Hyun I in straight sets  21-10, 21-5.

It just took him 25 mins to lift yet another championship of the year. He started the journey with a easy win over Indian counter part followed by 111 minute long Game that ended in favor of him after breath taking 3 sets and a big big win over Axelsen in his own den. Semi finals and finals were  just too easy for his level of play.

Big thanks to the coach Pullela Gopichand behind his successive success this year.

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