BWF World Tour Finals 2022

After losing the first game against World No. 14 Kodai Naraoka, the Keralite rebounded only to ultimately come up short 12-21, 21-9, 17-21 in his opener on ...

[HS Prannoy](https://www.sportskeeda.com/player/hs-pranoy) will take on Lu Guang Zu in his second round-robin match at the BWF World Tour Finals 2022 on Thursday. [BWF.TV](https://www.youtube.com/c/bwftv/videos) in selected territories as well. Guang Zu's best performance of the season, meanwhile, came at the Australian Open in November, where he went down against compatriot Shi Yuqi in the final in three games. Matches can also be watched on Voot Select. The Chinese came out on top 21-19, 20-22, 21-19 in a tight clash at the French Open in October this year. Following the loss, the Indian is third in Group A, with the first two spots being occupied by World No.

He will face China's Lu Guang Zu on Thursday, 8th December 2022. World No.1 Viktor Axelsen aims to extend his win streak as he faced Japan;s Kodai Naraoka who ...

Thailand’s Aimsaard sisters will face Hoo-Chiew pair, while the other Thai duo of Jongkolphon Kititharakul and Rawinda Prajongjai faces Jeong Na Eun and Kim Hye Jeong. In the Men’s Doubles, Japan’s Hoki Takuro and Kobayashi Yugo will face a tough contest against Indonesia’s Fajar Alfian and Mohammad Ardianto. Chou Tien Chen faced a straight game loss against Loh Kean Yew and will look to stay alive in the contest. Christie suffered a defat in three games against his compatriot Anthony Sinisuka Ginting in his previous encounter. - Zheng Siwei / Huang Yaqiong vs Rinov Rivaldy / Pitha Mentari – 1.30 PM Badminton World Tour Finals LIVE: India’s HS Prannoy aims to bounce back after a loss in his first group encounter at the BWF World Tour Finals 2022. - Jeong Na-eun / Kim Hye-jeong vs Jongkolphan Kititharakul / Rawinda Prajongjai – 2.10 PM - Mohammad Ahsan / Hendra Setiawan vs Kim Astrup / Anders Rasmussen – 2.10 PM - Viktor Axelsen vs Kodai Naraoka – 2.50 PM - HS Prannoy vs Lu Guang Zhu – 12.50 PM - Jonatan Christie vs Loh Kean Yew – 12.10 PM Follow InsideSport.IN for more updates on BWF World Tour Finals 2022.

Group A: Viktor Axelsen, seems to be in decent form, this guy. The world No 1 and reigning Olympic champion races through to an opening match win in ...

Group A, HS Prannoy 11-21, 21-9, 10-11 Kodai Naraoka: Prannoy with a big roar at the start of this phase... Group A, HS Prannoy 11-21 Kodai Naraoka: Game 1, Naraoka. Group A, HS Prannoy 7-11 Kodai Naraoka: Kodai loves playing the hustle game, sending the shuttles back repeatedly, has a wonderful movement on court... Group A, HS Prannoy 11-20 Kodai Naraoka: Prannoy not able to lunge forward fully, reckons Gill Clark on air. Group A, HS Prannoy 4-6 Kodai Naraoka: A strong start by Naraoka, but Prannoy lets out a big roar as he plays a lovely spinning shot at the net for a winner. Group A, HS Prannoy 11-21, 11-5 Kodai Naraoka: Super touch at the net by Prannoy, late racket-head change. Group A, HS Prannoy 11-21, 21-9, 15-17 Kodai Naraoka: Prannoy celebrates a Naraoka error, trying to find every inch he can. Handy lead for the Indian this time around at the interval. He is in touching distance and gets to finish the match on the near side. Naraoka with a stunning wristy flick at the net showing some great defence but Prannoy wins the rally. A brilliant rally follows where Prannoy puts Naraoka under a lot of pressure but the Japanese youngster wins the point. (Of course, this is with the assumption that Axelsen will win all three of his matches in this group which is not far fetched as far assumptions go).

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's top women's doubles, Pearly Tan-M.Thinaah did not get the perfect start they wanted after losing in their first Group B tie at the ...

BANGKOK, Dec. 7 (Xinhua) -- Top women's singles seed and Tokyo Olympic champion Chen Yufei of China suffered a major setback here on Wednesday, ...

Players of each individual event are drawn into two groups where the top two of each group qualify for the semifinals. The by-invitation finals feature the top eight players and pairs on the BWF World Tour rankings, with a maximum of two players or pairs per Member Association eligible. The only Chinese shuttler in the men's singles Lu Guangzu was no match against world No.