Swiss Open: Treesa Jolly-Gayatri Gopichand bow out in semis – Highlights

That's all we have from the 2025 Swiss Open Super 300.

Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand were, once again, the best India had to offer. They forced their way into the semi-finals and looked in control in the early parts of the match but were soon outplayed by the world No 1 pair.

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Zero is the answer. Treesa-Gayatri bow out of contention from the 2025 Swiss Open Super 300 with a 21-15, 15-21, 12-21 loss to Liu Sheng Su and Tan Ning in a contest which lasted 92 minutes.

Eight match points for Liu and Tan as they open up a 20-18 lead. How many can Treesa-Gayatri save?

Treesa-Gayatri are trying to hang in, but the Liu and Tan proving to be a cut above them at the moment. The Indians trail 11-17 in the decider.

They haven't given up on this yet, have Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand. Three consecutive points after the change of sides and they have reduced the deficit to 8-11.

They never got going in that phase of play did Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand. They seem to have run out of steam as Liu and Tan tighten the screws and open up a massive 11-5 lead at the mid-game interval.

The mandatory change of ends now and it would be even more difficult to conjure a comeback for the Indians. 

Gayatri Gopichand dives to retrieve a shuttle and has scrapped her knee in the process. She's bleeding and needs medical attention.

The shoulders are dropping for the Indian pair. They trial 2-5 after winning the first point. Liu and Tan sense their opportunity and they refuse to let the intensity drop.

Another long rally to get us underway in the third and final game. Gayatri with some smart work as she realises both the Chinese shuttlers are at the net and calmly lifts the shuttle.

Liu scrambles backwards to retrieve and manages to get in the shot as well, but it is way wide.

Treesa-Gayatri lead 1-0 but they will hope to open up an even bigger advantage, considering the side of the court they are playing on.

The Chinese shuttlers were out on a mission in the second game and they have accomplished it. They force Treesa-Gayatri into a decider, winning the second game 21-15.

It was filled with long rallies and the Indians did keep in touch with their opponents for the longest period, but they eventually ran out of steam.

Can Treesa-Gayatri turn the tides in the decider?