Australia Open HIGHLIGHTS: PV Sindhu, Srikanth and Prannoy move to quarters; Treesa-Jolly loses

Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand lose in straight games

The women's doubles duo of Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand's poor string of form continues to perish them.

The world no. 17 Indian combo succumbs to a 10-21, 20-22 defeat to Mayu Matsumoto and Wakana Nagahara of Japan. It is the third straight pre-quarterfinal exit for Treesa and Gayatri.

Kiran George loses to Anthony Sinisuka Ginting

Kiran tries hard to force a decider, but Ginting is allowing him to do so. It is in fact neck-to-neck battle in the second game. 

Ginting manages to maintain the lead and marches to game point at 20-17 and wins the game 21-18. 

The final result stands at 21-15, 21-18.

Kiran Goerge fights back

Kiran Goerge reduces the gap to 13-15 in the second game. But Ginting manages to maintain his lead.

Ginting takes 11-4 lead second game interval

Not much struggle for Ginting. He takes an 11-4 lead at the interval against Kiran George in the second game.

HS Prannoy beats Chi Yu Jen

Prannoy reaches quarterfinals. He comes back from a game down to beat Chi Yu Jen of Chinese Taipei 19-21, 21-19, 21-13.

HS Prannoy beats Chi Yu Jen

Prannoy reaches quarterfinals. He comes back from a game down to beat Chi Yu Jen of Chinese Taipei 19-21, 21-19, 21-13.

Prannoy on game point

Prannoy leads 20-13 in the third game. He is just a point from winning the match.

Kiran trails 1-5 in the second game

Ginting marches to a 5-1 lead in the second game. Kiran is struggling against Ginting's relentless smashing. The Indonesian also has an impeccable defence. 

Ginting wins first game against Kiran George

Kiran Goerge loses the opening game 15-20 against Anthony Sinisuka Ginting. 

Prannoy maintains lead

Prannoy widens his lead to 16-10 in the decider. The Indian is controlling the proceeding. Chi Yu Jen is looking clueless against Prannoy's over the head smashes and adept control the net.