Top seed Jan O Jorgensen faced a tough challenge in the Men’s Singles second round at the Yonex-Sunrise India Open. In a thrilling match against home favorite HS Prannoy, Jorgensen lost his way after a strong start, eventually falling 18-21 21-14 21-14. Prannoy’s relentless attack and powerful jump smashes proved to be too much for the Danish player.
Despite Jorgensen’s defeat, it was a successful day for the Indian players in Men’s Singles. China Open champion Kidambi Srikanth avenged his All England loss to Japan’s Kento Momota, while RMV Gurusaidutt fought past compatriot Sameer Verma. However, the standout performer was undoubtedly Prannoy, who showcased his potential with an impressive victory over the world No.2.
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Reflecting on the match, Jorgensen admitted that Prannoy’s aggressive style was a challenge for him. He mentioned that the strong drift and the inability to control the match affected his performance. Prannoy, on the other hand, acknowledged the significance of beating a top-ranked player like Jorgensen, stating that it gives him confidence in this Olympic qualifying year.
Moving forward, Prannoy will face Jorgensen’s compatriot Viktor Axelsen in the quarter-finals. Axelsen comfortably defeated Lin Yu Hsien from Chinese Taipei to secure his place in the next round. The remaining quarter-final match-ups include Lin Dan (China) versus Tommy Sugiarto (Indonesia), Gurusaidutt against Xue Song (China), and Takuma Ueda (Japan) against Srikanth.
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In Women’s Singles, Nozomi Okuhara (Japan) and All England champion Carolina Marin (Spain) will face off in an intriguing quarter-final battle. Former champion Ratchanok Intanon will take on Yao Xue (China), who eliminated the No.5 seed Minatsu Mitani (Japan). Hana Ramadhini from Indonesia will challenge local star Saina Nehwal after a hard-fought victory over Chinese Taipei’s Pai Yu Po.
In the Men’s Doubles category, second seeds Hiroyuki Endo/Kenichi Hayakawa faced a tough match against Korea’s Choi Solgyu/Kim Duck Young but managed to emerge victorious. The top seeds Mathias Boe/Carsten Mogensen (Denmark), Chai Biao/Hong Wei, and Liu Xiaolong/Qiu Zihan (both from China) progressed comfortably in straight games.
China’s dominance continued in Women’s Doubles, with second seeds Luo Ying/Luo Yu defeating Japan’s Naoko Fukuman/Kurumi Yonao. They will face compatriots Ou Dongni/Yu Xiaohan in the quarter-finals. Bao Yixin/Tang Jinhua will go up against Korea’s Chang Ye Na/Yoo Hae Won.
In the Mixed Doubles category, defending champions Joachim Fischer Nielsen/Christinna Pedersen (Denmark) secured a quick win over Germany’s Michael Fuchs/Isabel Herttrich. They will join Mads Pieler Kolding/Kamilla Rytter Juhl (also from Denmark) in the last-eight. Singapore’s Chayut Triyachart/Shinta Mulia Sari and Indonesia’s Edi Subaktiar/Gloria Emanuelle Widjaja both faced tough challenges but advanced to the quarter-finals.
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FAQs
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Q: Who were the standout players in the Men’s Singles second round at the Yonex-Sunrise India Open?
- A: HS Prannoy delivered a remarkable performance, defeating top seed Jan O Jorgensen.
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Q: Which Indian players advanced to the quarter-finals in Men’s Singles?
- A: Kidambi Srikanth and RMV Gurusaidutt secured their places in the quarter-finals.
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Q: Who will Prannoy face in the quarter-finals?
- A: Prannoy will play against Viktor Axelsen, a fellow Danish player.
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Q: Who are the favorites in the Women’s Singles quarter-finals?
- A: Nozomi Okuhara, Carolina Marin, Ratchanok Intanon, and Yao Xue are among the players to watch in the quarter-finals.
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Q: Which pairs advanced to the quarter-finals in Men’s and Women’s Doubles and Mixed Doubles?
- A: The top seeds and other strong pairs from Denmark, China, and other countries progressed to the quarter-finals in the respective categories.
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