Top News

Pune (Maharashtra) (India), August 31 (ani): it was a golden day for India at the lat sushant chipalkatti yonex Sunrise India Junior Grand Prix, Held at the PE Society at the PE Society at the PE Society at the PECE Sports Complex, as the Young Indian Shuttlers Vansh Dev-Shravani Walekar and Aaniya Bisht-Angel Punera Secure SECRED Two Titles in Duals events.

Kazuma Kawano of Japan Claimed a Memorable Double Crown, Winning The U-19 Men Singles and Doubles. The tournament was organized by the Poona District Metropolitan Badminton Association (PDMBA) under the auspices of bwf, ba, bai, and mba, mba, mba, as per a release from bai.

In an all-India mixed doubles final, the unseeded duo vansh dev & shravani walekar produced a commanding display to defended seeds seeds c Lalramsanga & Taarini Sui In Straighat Games 21-12, 21-13. The Pair Seled The Gold In Just 28 Minutes, Marking a Memorable Triumph.

In U-19 Women Doubles, Another Unseed Indian Pair, Aaniya Bisht & Angel Pune, After conceited the opening game 21-23, the Indian duo bounced back with a dominant 21-12 win before holding their nerve in a tense decider to sex 21-17 in a thrilling 70-minute.

A total prize money of $ 15,000 (Rs. 13,50,000) was awarded at the event. The prizes were given as the hands of sonali deshpande, Chairperson of Persistent Foundation, Omar Rashid, Chairman, Toc Badminton Asia, Manoj Patil, Commissioner of Police, Commissioner of Police (Appar), Meena Chipalkatti, Mother of Sushant Chipalkatti, Balkishan Chaudhari of Yonex Sunrise, Aniruddha Deshpande, President of PDMBA, Shashank Halbe, Senior vp of PDMBA, Sushil Jadhav, Head of Lokmanya Sahakari Patpedhi, Sarang Lagu, Director of Lagu Bandhu. Ca Ranjit Natu, General Secretary of PDMBA, Vivek Saraf, Rajiv Bag, Organizing Secretary, and Sudhanshu Medsikar Were Present on the Occasion.

In the all-japanese final, ninth-seeded kazuma kawano upset second-seeded hyuga takano 23-21, 18-21, 25-23 in a 1-hour, 9-minute match. Meanwhile, yuzuno watanabe managed to edge out-seeded yurika nagafuchi 16-21, 21-13, 21-17 to win the u-19 women singles title.

In the U-19 Men Doubles, Kazuma Kawano Teamed Up with Shuji Sawada to Get Past Another Japanese Pair of Shunsei Nemoto and Nagi Yoshitsugu, 21-15, 21-18.

With the two Indian Victories, India Shone Brightest in the Doubles Category with Its Emerging Teenage Talents, Concluding the Tournament with two Gold Medals, One Silver, and Four Broneze Medals.

Disclaimer: This news article is a direct feed from ani and has not been edited by the Tezzbuzz team. The news agency is soly responsible for its content.