PV Sindhu | All England Badminton 2025 live update; PV Sindhu Lakshya Sen HS Prannoy | Lakshya Sen and Malvika Bansod won at All England Championships: Both Indian players arrived at the tournament round-2, HS Prannoy out

Indian badminton players Lakshya Sen and Malvika Bansod have won their respective matches in the first round of the All England Badminton Championship. Both have reached round-2. While HS Pranay is out of the first round.

On Tuesday, Lakshya Sen defeated Chinese Taipei’s Su Lee Young 13-21, 21-17 and 21-15 in the first round. At the same time, HS Prannoy was defeated by Toma Junior Popov of France 21-19 21-16 in this match which lasted 53 minutes. In the Women’s Singles category, India’s Malvika Bansod defeated JM Yeo 21-13, 10-21, 21-17.

The target in Round of 16 will compete with World No-3 Indonesian player Jonathan Christie. While Malavika will play from Akane Yamaguchi of Japan.

World No. 28 Malvika Bansod defeated 12th ranked player JM Yeo.

Target vs Young: Return after losing the first set Lakshya lost the first set 13-21. In the beginning, Chinese Taipei K Su made the first game with a brilliant smash. After falling behind 12-8 in the second game, Lakshya Sen worked on his defense and won 21–17. Playing unilaterally in the third set, Lakshya used his back smash shot and won the match by scoring 21-15.

Lakshya Sen defeated Chinese Taipei’s Su Lee Young 13-21, 21-17 and 21-15 in the first round.

Pranay vs Powov, Pranay lost after taking the lead The world number 29 Indian player started well in the match. They were the first 6–1 ahead, the game scored at 15–12 at a time ago, but lagged behind Powov’s pressure. Popov took a 19–18 lead with three consecutive points on a score of 16-18 and then won the first game.

Popov appeared more confident in the second game. He took a 5-3 lead and then scored 13-9. Prannoy returned to the score of 13–13, but the French player won the game and match, keeping patients patients with patience.

Popov of France defeated Prannoy in straight sets.

The history of the tournament is 125 years old In this 125 -year -old tournament, India is waiting for the title for the last 23 years. The last title was won by Phulela Gopichand in 2001. Prior to Gopichand, Prakash Padukone won for the first time in 1980. Although PV Sindhu has reached the finals of the tournament in the year 2015 and Lakshya Sen 2022, but could not win.

The All England Badminton Championship began in 1899. Since then, Badminton World Federation (BWF) is organizing it.

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