225 players from 8 countries set for Hyderabad junior badminton meet

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Over 225 players from eight countries will compete at the India Junior International Series badminton tournament at the Pullela Gopichand Badminton Academy in Hyderabad from Wednesday to Sunday. The event features singles and doubles categories, with entries from England, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, USA, UAE and India.

225 players from 8 countries set for Hyderabad junior badminton meet

The tournament offers young athletes a chance to earn BWF ranking points and gain international exposure. National coach Pullela Gopichand said international competition at junior level helps players test skills against different styles and build confidence. For Telangana and neighbouring state players, it provides a rare opportunity to compete against overseas talent close to home.

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The India Junior International Series is part of the Badminton World Federation’s junior circuit, a pathway to senior events like the BWF World Tour. Over 225 players from eight countries, including England, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, USA, UAE and India, will compete in singles and doubles at the Pullela Gopichand Badminton Academy. For Indian shuttlers, this home tournament provides vital ranking points and exposure without the cost of foreign travel. Telangana’s rising players also get a rare chance to test themselves against international peers. The event ends Sunday, with BWF points shaping future seeding and selection for national camps.


Source: deccanchronicle.com

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