 | India Open set to begin amid positive cases and pull-outsAfter the British team withdrew a couple of days earlier, B Sai Praneeth and Dhruv Rawat were also forced to withdraw late on January 9, after their Covid test results returned positive. |
 | Lakshya Sen eyeing maiden title on India Open debutLakshya Sen had a good outing in the last season as he reached the final of the Dutch Open, made it to the semifinals at Hylo, and then entered the knockout stage of the World Tour Finals on debut. |
 | BWF rankings: Srikanth returns to the top 10Lakshya Sen, who also secured a maiden bronze at World Championship in his first campaign at the event, jumped two spots to the 17th place but B Sai Praneeth slipped two places to the 18th spot. |
 | Indian shuttlers reach Thomas Cup quarterfinals with 5-0 win over Tahiti, first time since 2010B Sai Praneeth began the proceedings with a 21-5 21-6 win over Louis Beaubois in the just 23 minutes in the opening singles. |
 | India blank Netherlands 5-0 in Thomas CupWorld championship bronze-medallist B Sai Praneeth then demolished Robin Mesman 21-4 21-12 in just 27 minutes in the second singles match to give India an unassailable 3-0 lead. |
 | Sudirman Cup: India lose 0-5 against China, out of quarterfinal raceIt was India's second consecutive defeat after losing the Group A opener to Thailand and now the final match against Finland on Wednesday has been rendered inconsequential. |
 | Saina, Praneeth to lead Indian challenge in Thomas and Uber Cup Finals, Sindhu restedBAI on Sunday named a 12-member Indian team for the Sudirman Cup, which is slated to take place from September 26 to October 3 in Finland. |
 | PV Sindhu, Sai Praneeth advance; Sumeeth-Ashwini lose at World Badminton ChampionshipsFourth seed PV Sindhu moved past South Korean world No.44 Kim Hyo Min 21-16, 21-14 in 49 minutes. |
