i know i mostly talk about indian badminton but i pray that pearthin become world number 1 and olympic medalists. they’re so hardworking and dynamic it’s a lesson for anyone looking to get into women’s doubles. keep flying high tan and thinaah you’ll complete badminton one day

indian junior ws gave us the much needed resurgence this year. - wjc silver, bronze - ajc 2x bronze - ajc u17 gold, silver - ajc u15 gold - s1000 qf - s500 sf - s300 f - s100 w - ic w what a truly wonderful year it has been for the juniors! looking forward to the next year.

what a time it must have been to witness not one but multiple legends like intanon, tty, sindhu, marin, okuhara, yihan, shixian, xuerei, nehwal, and akane play. every match day was a fun day, gripped to my seat, watching these legends unleash their magic.

wow! valishetty defeats wr21

unnati hooda defeats jakobsen 21-9, 21-18. with this win unnati is currently #28 in live rankings, a new career high for her! onto s500 qfs!

SF for unnati hooda! this match went on to show that unnati can be up in the top 20/15 if and only if her choice of shots is optimal and efficient. she has the retrieval skills, great attack, and good defense. note: lin hsiang ti defeated han yue this year and is now wr21.

choice of shots variations execution of shots tactical awareness shot quality defense quality nerves anticipation

in badminton terms, is this like sindhu leading 11-7 against akane 3rd set? #CWC25

what do yall think? how did i do?

mixed doubles 2019 world tour finals line up back then was so packed: dechapol/sapsiree zheng/huang wang/huang jordan/oktavianti chan/goh yuta/arisa hafiz/gloria seo/chae crazy crazy lineup.

my tribute to tty: she swayed across the court, yet only one made the other twist and turn with a craft of subtle lies. the shuttle moved where none imagined, and so did our hearts today, as your cheerful roars dampen into whispers on the court. happy retirement GOAT.

i argue so much with my friends that the current juniors are tactically sharper, but such videos always humble me. there’s no one like her. sindhu really is the greatest standard. i always stand corrected.

ASY An Se Young is the GOAT 🐐of WS the greatest women’s singles player ever. pretty funny how this is literally the most agreeable (and the correct) take in the badminton world role right now.

idk satchi chiasoh rivalry in men’s doubles is the best rivalry in recent times. even though h2h favours chiasoh their matches are so interesting to watch

what’s going on in indian senior nationals ws - india ws2 faced a qf exit in straight games - wjc silver medalist faced a qf exit - 14 y/o defeated defeated 31 y/o in semis things are for sure super exciting in indian badminton ws. the internal competition and depth is heavy.

it truly heartens me to see a legend like sindhu watch and analyse nationals to such great extent. on court we always see sindhu as a fierce player and a great fighter, but off court, she is a great observer and a true ambassador for indian badminton. respect to the legend.

all is not so well in NBA. - mirodikawa/saito split. - saito stated the following: "I am very sorry that Mr. Midorikawa arbitrarily proceeded with the dissolution of the pair without prior consultation with my team without my knowledge" topics.smt.docomo.ne.jp/article/dailys…

jopul's return to the bwf circuit fulltime is not going to be easy. they are going to battle through two pairs, two of them who arguably contested in the best matches of wd in 2025 - kusuma/puspitasari and pearthin. it remains to be seen how far they can go in mas open.

my top 7 wrapped moments 2025: 1. sindhu defeating WZY in straight games WCH25 2. satchi winning bronze WCH25 3. WJC 2025 bronze medal team + tanvi silver 4. pearthin silver (finally medalling after so many struggles) 5. asy achieving goat status

players i really enjoy watching 2025 wrapped: ms: ayush shetty, christo popov ws: tanvi sharma, ratchanok intanon md: satchi, liangwang wd: pearthin, fukumatsu xd: jafar felisha, watanabe taguchi