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 | I'm definitely in the race for 2021 Tokyo Olympics, asserts Saina Nehwal Ace shuttler Saina Nehwal has asserted that she is all geared up and working hard for the upcoming 2021 Tokyo Olympics. The Olympic medallist is all set to make her comeback in professional badminton during the BWF Asian Tour which has been pushed back to January 2021. SportsCafe Desk |
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 | Season 6 of PBL postponed owing to pandemic situation The Premier Badminton League, which was ready to set foot in its sixth season, has been postponed by a year owing to the pandemic situation. The last edition was held from January 20 to February 9 across four cities earlier this year, with Bengaluru Raptors emerging as champions. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Not thinking about qualifying for the Olympics, reveals Saina Nehwal Saina Nehwal stated that she is not thinking about qualifying for the Tokyo Olympics as of now, rather she is trying improving her fitness and taking care of her injuries going forward. The Olympic Bronze medallist, who is the 22-ranked player in the world, pulled out of the Denmark Open recently. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Badminton national camp kick-starts in Hyderabad ahead of Thomas and Uber Cup The national badminton camp for players preparing for the Thomas and Uber Cup has started in Hyderabad, on Monday. Meanwhile, P.V. Sindhu has already opted out of the Uber Cup due to personal reasons, even though she hasn’t informed her participation in the Denmark Open 1 and Denmark Masters. SportsCafe Desk |
 | P.V. Sindhu pulls out of Uber Cup owing to personal reasons P.V. Sindhu has pulled out of next month’s Uber Cup finals due to personal reasons and might also miss out on the Super 750 tournaments in Denmark. The Hyderabad-based player became the first Indian to become a World Champion when she earned the title last year in Basel, Switzerland. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Badminton camp can be held safely if bio-secure bubble is created, claims former players Former players have suggested that the national Badminton camp can be held safely if a bio-secure bubble is created for the same. We’ve already seen the idea being successfully implemented in European football leagues as well as in Cricket in the United Kingdom, with the second Test series in play. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Badminton is the most developed sport in India in the past decade, claims Pullela Gopichand Pullela Gopichand has stated that Badminton is the most flourishing sport in India, given the fact of how the game has developed in India in the past decade. The former All England champion started coaching in 2004 when there weren’t enough courts in Hyderabad, but the scene has changed now. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Olympics should be postponed, opines Pullela Gopichand Indian badminton coach Pullela Gopichand opines that it will be better if IOC postpones the Tokyo Olympics owing to the ongoing COVID 19 pandemic around the World. He shared that players need exposure tournaments before the Olympics to prepare, something which is not possible in these dire times. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Reports | BAI bring in Agus Dwi Santoso to arrest slide of top Indian shuttlers Badminton Association of India have roped in experienced Indonesian coach Agus Dwi Santoso who will join the Indian camp soon to work with top singles players including PV Sindhu and Saina Nehwal. The former recently resigned as the singles coach of the Thailand and is likely to join next month. SportsCafe Desk |
 | My immediate goal is to improve my all-India rank in badminton, says Unnati Bisht Khelo India Youth Games silver medallist Unnati Bisht went down fighting against Gujarat's Mir Tasnim Irfan Ali in the Youth Games' badminton competition in Guwahati on Tuesday. However, the athlete has performed well in the past at junior competitions and is on track for a bright future. Press Release |
