Badminton
Denmark Open 2024: PV Sindhu loses to Gregoria Tunjung in the quarterfinals-Highlights
After defeating the fourth seed yesterday, Sindhu faces the Paris Olympics bronze medalist and fifth seed Tunjung in court one.
PV Sindhu is chasing her third successive Olympic medal at the Paris Olympics 2024. (FILE PHOTO: Badminton Photo/BWF)
India's PV Sindhu is all set to face Indonesia's Gregoria Tunjung in the quarterfinals of the 2024 Denmark Open Super 750 event, on Friday.
After winning against fourth seed Han Yue of China in her round of 16 clash, Sindhu will now face the fifth-seeded Tunjung, the bronze medalist at the Paris Olympics.
As it happened:
Live Updates
- 18 Oct 2024 12:45 PM GMT
Game three, Sindhu 2-6 Tunjung
Tunjung is pulling ahead now, the latest point a gift from Sindhu in the form of a misjudged leave of shuttle.
- 18 Oct 2024 12:44 PM GMT
Game three, Sindhu 2-4 Tunjung
Once again, Tunjung's deception gets her the point!
She has a two-point lead at the moment.
- 18 Oct 2024 12:42 PM GMT
Game three, Sindhu 2-2 Tunjung
An even start to the decider by both shuttlers.
- 18 Oct 2024 12:38 PM GMT
Game two, Sindhu 21-16 Tunjung
Sindhu makes it 1-1! What a match this has been.
After a rather comfortable game one, Tunjung was put under the pump by Sindhu with a 6-1 lead but she fought back brilliantly, making it 9-7 but Sindhu prevailed despite that setback, winning the game.
It is anyone's game at the moment with the decider coming up.
- 18 Oct 2024 12:36 PM GMT
Game two, Sindhu 19-15 Tunjung
Just two-points away now. Can Sindhu make it 1-1 and take this match into a decider.
- 18 Oct 2024 12:35 PM GMT
Game two, Sindhu 18-14 Tunjung
It is Sindhu's game to lose now, with needing just three points to make it 1-1.
- 18 Oct 2024 12:34 PM GMT
Game two, Sindhu 16-14 Tunjung
Can Tunjung mount another comeback?
A two-point streak has brought her within two points of Sindhu's score.
- 18 Oct 2024 12:33 PM GMT
Game two, Sindhu 16-12 Tunjung
Once again, Sindhu has a sizeable lead over Tunjung!
She has increased the pace and Tunjung is finding it hard to adjust to that.
