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P.V. Sindhu says her recent resurgence is less about reclaiming the past than constructing a stronger, more sustainable version of her game. After winning two titles in four months, the Indian shuttler believes the upcoming switch to a 15-point scoring format will demand even sharper starts and fewer lapses in concentration.
India’s campaign in individual badminton at the Asian Games 2026 ended without a medal after PV Sindhu and Unnati Hooda were knocked out in the quarterfinals. The result leaves the men’s team bronze as India’s only badminton podium finish, underscoring a disappointing return in the sport’s individual events.
Love All enters the latest phase of the domestic badminton season with momentum, confidence and the burden of expectation after back-to-back successes. A third consecutive title would not only underline its current dominance but also test whether the side’s winning formula can withstand the pressure that comes with being the team to beat.
India’s badminton campaign at the Asian Games 2026 ended without an individual medal after P.V. Sindhu and Unnati Hooda were knocked out in the quarterfinals, leaving the contingent short of the semifinal stage that would have guaranteed a podium finish. The result underscored a broader gap between India’s team-event promise and its inability to convert in the singles and doubles draws.
Love All enters the latest phase of competition with the momentum of back-to-back victories and the burden of expectation that comes with it. With form, confidence and tactical clarity all trending upward, the side is now being watched closely as it attempts to complete a three-in-a-row run that would further strengthen its standing in the India sports landscape.
India’s hopes of an individual badminton medal at the Asian Games 2026 ended in the quarterfinals after P.V. Sindhu and Unnati Hooda bowed out, leaving the contingent without a semifinalist in any category. The result underscored a disappointing campaign in the singles and doubles draws, even as the men’s team had earlier secured a bronze.
India’s hopes of an individual badminton medal at the Asian Games 2026 were extinguished after P.V. Sindhu and Unnati Hooda bowed out in the quarterfinals, leaving the contingent without a semifinalist in any singles or doubles category. The setback underscored a widening gap between India’s depth in team competition and its inability to convert individual runs into podium finishes at the continental level.
Saina Nehwal says the proposed 3x15 scoring system in badminton could lengthen careers and suit players like P.V. Sindhu, but she cautioned that the shift toward power and speed may also raise injury risks. The former world No. 1 also used the conversation to call for greater recognition of winners from non-cricket sports in India.
P.V. Sindhu and Ayush Shetty moved into the singles pre-quarterfinals with straight-game victories at the Asian Games, while Unnati Hooda survived a three-game battle to progress further in the women's draw. In a setback for India, Lakshya Sen exited in the second round after a hard-fought loss to Singapore's Loh Kean Yew, deepening the pressure on the country's badminton campaign.
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