BWF World C'ships Day 1: Ayush Shetty stuns world No. 1, PV Sindhu wins -Highlights

Sindhu gains a massive lead at the mid-game break

Game 1: PV Sindhu 11-3 Sophia Noble (IRE)

Noble is just lifting the shuttle on return, making it easier for Sindhu to play her aggressive shots. And Noble had no answers to any of her powerful smashes.

Noble has no answers to Sindhu's smashes; as the Indian running away with the game

Game-1: PV Sindhu 8-0 Sophia Noble (IRE)

Sindhu starts the game aggressively, winning three straight points on a direct sown the line smash.

Game-1: PV Sindhu 3-0 Sophia Noble (IRE)

Up Next: PV Sindhu Vs Sophia Noble (IRE)

The five-time world medalist PV Sindhu will begin her campaign against a much lower-ranked Irish shuttler.

The 141st-ranked Noble will try to put up a good fight against the experienced Indian shuttler in front of a loud away crowd on her debut.

Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand move to second round

Game-2: Treesa-Gayatri 21-13 López-Rodríguez (ESP)

A comfortable straight-game win for the Indian pair, as the Spanish duo could not keep up with the pressure from Treesa and Gayatri.

A good confidence booster for the young Indian duo, who have been struggling with form and fitness for some time.

A good spell of points for the Spanish pair, but they end with another service error

Game-2: Treesa-Gayatri 18-12 López-Rodríguez (ESP)

Indian pair enters the second mid-game break with a slight lead

Game-2: Treesa-Gayatri 11-7 López-Rodríguez (ESP)

Treesa and Gayatri continued their dominant play and gained another good lead, forcing their opponents to try something extra, which resulted in an error.

A better start to the second game for Spain; but still trails by 2 points

Game-2: Treesa-Gayatri 6-4 López-Rodríguez (ESP)

López and Rodríguez showed better compsure in the second game, keeping the margin in touch and reducing their unforced errors.

Treesa-Gayatri takes the early advantage; wins the first game dominantly

Game-1: Treesa-Gayatri 21-9 López-Rodríguez (ESP)

The Indian duo made light work of the first game, dominating the rallies and finding accurate winners, which, combined with regular unforced errors from the Spanish pair, helped them.

Indian pair has started playing aggressive smashes; further extends the lead

Game-1: Treesa-Gayatri 17-7 López-Rodríguez (ESP)