BWF Rankings: PV Sindhu slips to 6th position, Parupalli Kashyap breaks into Top 25

Sindhu had a poor run in the Korea Open as she crashed out of the tournament in the first round.

Prithvi Shaw to train with PV Sindhu in Hyderabad: Report

The report states that Shaw’s team is working on a schedule for the youngster to train with Sindhu.

After crashing out of China Open, Sindhu made another early exit in the Korea Open.

Kim, who was roped in by the Badminton Association of India early this year, was with Sindhu during her BWF WC gold-winning campaign.

A ceremonial 'kolam' (effigy) of Sindhu, holding badminton racket, will be made and put on display on September 27.

The 45-year-old Korean had to rush to New Zealand to be beside her husband Ritchie Marr, who suffered a neuro stroke about a fortnight ago.

A win in the first round may hand Sindhu a chance to avenge her loss in China as she is likely to face Chochuwong again.

Sindhu won India’s first-ever title at the world badminton championships when she defeated Japan’s Nozomi Okuhara 21-7 21-7.

Sindhu squandered a first-game advantage to go down 12-21 21-13 21-19 to Pornpawee in a match that lasted 58 minutes here.

India's top shuttler Sindhu beat Li Xuerui 21-18 21-12 in just 34 minutes of action.