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Men's Doubles final begins

Time for the epic clash! Satwik and Chirag step into the court. So do Ahsan and Setiawan. 

Busanan wins women's singles final

Supanida gave Busanan a mighty run for her money - clawing back to take the 2nd game but the 2nd seed Busanan wins the third game 21-13.

Time for the men's doubles final now.

Busanan closes in on women's singles crown

2nd seed Busanan closes in on the women's singles crown. Having won the first set, she is leading the 2nd set 15-13.

Glimpses of the mixed doubles final:

Mixed doubles podium

Hee Yong Kai Terry and Tan Wei Hanof Singapore defeated Malaysia's Chen Tang Jie and Peck Yen Wei 21-15, 21-18 in the Mixed doubles final at Yonex-Sunrise India Open 2022 on Sunday.

Busanan leads women's singles final

Satwik and Chirag are aiming to get back to winning ways after falling short despite impressing for the last couple of years. On the other side of the net will be possibly the toughest opponents they could have had. 

Busanan meanwhile leads the first game in the women's singles final.

Women's singles final starts

The women's singles final is now getting started. Supanida and Busanan, who beat Sindhu and Aakarshi Kashyap in the semis, will now be playing their final. The men's doubles final is to be played after this.

Singaporean pair wins mixed doubles final

The mixed doubles final comes to an end. The husband-wife pair from Singapore - Yong Kai Terry Hee and Wei Han Tan - clinch the gold medal in a 40-minute final. Next up will be the women's singles final.

Why are Setiawan and Ahsan known as the Daddies?

Setiawan and Ahsan are in the twilight of their careers. 37-year-old Setiawan, a father of three, said there's not too much to decipher surrounding their nickname. "It's because both of us have families, and so we were named 'The Daddies'," Hendra Setiawan said last year.

34-year old Ahsan, a father of two, said their nickname reflects their time and experience out on court. The duo have won three world titles, in 2013, 2015 and most recently in 2019.

Satwik-Chirag look to script history...but have a daddy-sized obstacle

Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty have qualified for a final after 26 months. Their last outing at a final was at the 2019 French Open - an occasion where they went down fighting against the Minions - Marcus Fernaldi Gideon and Kevin Sukamuljo. Making a great comeback and enjoying a good form now, the Tokyo-returned World No. 10 pair and second seeds at the India Open will be locking horns with the veterans of the game - the Daddies from Indonesia - Mohammad Ahsan and Hendra Setiawan.

The Indonesians are undoubtedly the top seeds at the tournament and therefore, will pose a very strong and difficult challenge for Satwik-Chirag.

Satwik Chirag vs Daddies coming up soon

The second of five finals are going on at the moment. The men's doubles final is the fourth match of the day - it can be expected to happen around 3 pm. That will be followed by Lakshya Sen's final, which will be the last match of the 2022 India Open.