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Saina Nehwal - It Seems Like BAI Is Happy To Put Me Out Of CWG, Asiad: Saina Nehwal - sports.ndtv.com - India - Birmingham - county Thomas - Bangkok - Hangzhou

It Seems Like BAI Is Happy To Put Me Out Of CWG, Asiad: Saina Nehwal

Two-time Commonwealth Games gold medallist Saina Nehwal on Thursday questioned the timing of selection trials and slammed the Badminton Association of India for "putting" her out the two mega sporting events later this year. The governing body had called for selection trials on April 2 to pick the Indian team for big-ticket events including the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, the Asian Games in Hangzhou and Thomas Cup and Uber Cup in Bangkok from May 8 to 15.

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Saina Nehwal - It Seems Like BAI Is Happy To Put Me Out Of CWG, Asiad: Saina Nehwal - sports.ndtv.com - India - Birmingham - county Thomas - Bangkok - Hangzhou

It Seems Like BAI Is Happy To Put Me Out Of CWG, Asiad: Saina Nehwal

Two-time Commonwealth Games gold medallist Saina Nehwal on Thursday questioned the timing of selection trials and slammed the Badminton Association of India for "putting" her out the two mega sporting events later this year. The governing body had called for selection trials on April 2 to pick the Indian team for big-ticket events including the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, the Asian Games in Hangzhou and Thomas Cup and Uber Cup in Bangkok from May 8 to 15.

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It seems like BAI is happy to put me out of CWG and Asiad: Saina Nehwal - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - India - Birmingham - county Thomas - Bangkok - Hangzhou

It seems like BAI is happy to put me out of CWG and Asiad: Saina Nehwal

Commonwealth Games gold medallist Saina Nehwal on Thursday questioned the timing of selection trials and slammed the Badminton Association of India for "putting" her out of the two mega sporting events later this year. The governing body had called for selection trials on April 2 to pick the Indian team for big-ticket events including the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, the Asian Games in Hangzhou and Thomas Cup and Uber Cup in Bangkok from May 8 to 15. Saina, a former world no 1, said she had informed BAI about her decision to skip the trials which begins at the IG stadium on Friday but it did not mean that she was not eager to participate at the major events including the Commonwealth Games and Asiad. "Surprised to see all the articles stating that I don't want to defend my CWG title and my Asiad medal. I'm just not participating in the trials because I just got back from 3 weeks of Europe events and according to the schedule there's Asian Championships," Saina tweeted.

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London Olympics - Rio Olympics - Saina Nehwal - Saina Nehwal Decides To Skip Selection Trials For Commonwealth Games, Asian Games - sports.ndtv.com - Denmark - India - Birmingham

Saina Nehwal Decides To Skip Selection Trials For Commonwealth Games, Asian Games

Saina Nehwal's chances of defending her title at the Commonwealth Games looks bleak as she has decided to skip the selection trials for the upcoming multi-sport events. The big-ticket events include the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham and the Hangzhou Asian Games. The selection trials are scheduled here from April 15 to 20. The 32-year-old Hisar-born shuttler, a two-time CWG gold medallist and 2012 London Olympics bronze medallist, has informed the Badminton Association of India (BAI) about her decision to skip the trials.

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London Olympics - Saina Nehwal decides to skip selection trials for Commonwealth Games, Asian Games - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - India - Birmingham

Saina Nehwal decides to skip selection trials for Commonwealth Games, Asian Games

Saina Nehwal's chances of defending her title at the Commonwealth Games looks bleak as she has decided to skip the selection trials for the upcoming multi-sport events. The big-ticket events include the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham and the Hangzhou Asian Games. The selection trials are scheduled here from April 15 to 20.

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Korea Open: PV Sindhu Fails To Decode An Seyoung, Campaign Ends At Semifinals - sports.ndtv.com - India - North Korea

Korea Open: PV Sindhu Fails To Decode An Seyoung, Campaign Ends At Semifinals

India's P V Sindhu suffered her fourth successive defeat to the young An Seyoung to sign off her women's singles campaign at the semifinal stage of the Korea Open Super 500 badminton tournament on Saturday. The third seeded Indian tried everything at her disposal but couldn't find a way to get past the world number four Korean, going down 14-21 17-21 in 48 minutes. The 20-year-old An Seyoung gave ample display of her athleticism with her diving returns to keep the rallies alive and didn't falter in her precision, leaving Sindhu to do the catch-up job from the start.

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Jonatan Christie - An Se - An Se-young clinches home-court victory at Korea Open - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - China - Indonesia - Thailand

An Se-young clinches home-court victory at Korea Open

An Se-young clinched victory at the Korea Open Badminton Championships on Sunday, becoming the first home player to win the women's singles at the event in seven years. The 20-year-old defeated Thailand's unseeded Pornpawee Chochuwong 21-17, 21-18 in a tightly fought final in Suncheon.

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Jonatan Christie - Kidambi Srikanth - Korea Open: Kidambi Srikanth, PV Sindhu Enter Semifinals - sports.ndtv.com - Switzerland - Japan - Indonesia - India - Thailand - North Korea

Korea Open: Kidambi Srikanth, PV Sindhu Enter Semifinals

Top Indian shuttlers P V Sindhu and Kidambi Srikanth progressed to the semifinals of the Korea Open Super 500 badminton tournament with contrasting wins on Friday. Third seed Sindhu, a two-time Olympic medallist, notched up her 17th win over familiar foe Thailand's Busanan Ongbamrungphan 21-10 21-16 in the women's singles quarterfinals. She will face either Japan's Saena Kawakami or second seeded Korean An Seyoung next.

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