Badminton
Swiss Open 2022, Finals LIVE - Sindhu wins title, Prannoy loses final— Updates, Results, Scores, Blog
India has one player each in the men's and women's singles final match of the Swiss Open 2022 which will be held today
PV Sindhu and HS Prannoy
Welcome to the live blog of The Bridge from the finals of the Swiss Open 2022.
Only two Indian shuttlers - PV Sindhu and HS Prannoy are left in the final round of the Swiss Open to be held today. Sindhu will be taking on World No. 11 Busanan Ongbamrungphan of Thailand. Meanwhile, HS Prannoy will take on Jonathan Christie of Singapore who defeated Kidambi Srikanth yesterday.
The matches are set to begin at approximately around 3:30 pm IST.
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Live Updates
- 27 March 2022 12:00 PM GMT
That's it for today!
PV Sindhu emerged as the winner while HS Prannoy, unfortunately, lost out in the final. Both players were brilliant however and showed no signs of fatigue despite playing for 5 days straight.
This also brings us to the end of our coverage of the BWF Swiss Open 2022. We thank you for having been patient with us and look forward to seeing you in other BWF tournaments this year.
Until then, take care!
- 27 March 2022 11:58 AM GMT
Jonathan Christie wins the men's singles final!
21-12, 21-18 is the final core as HS Prannoy goes down fighting to his opponent. He did really well in Game 2 but it was not enough to secure a much needed comeback.
- 27 March 2022 11:53 AM GMT
Christie goes up to 19-14
Prannoy needs to act now and slow Christies game down to recover the necessary 5 points.
- 27 March 2022 11:44 AM GMT
Christie leads 11-8 at the break!
Prannoy knows the importance of this Game and has ket at it since the beginning of Game 2. He needs to recover soon and take the lead earlier if he is to salvage the overall Game score.
- 27 March 2022 11:28 AM GMT
Game point for Jonathan Christie!
20-10 and Prannoy has a tough catch up game to play for a recovery of 10 point.s
- 27 March 2022 11:23 AM GMT
Prannoy trails at the break!
It has been an entertaining first half but Prannoy needs to catch up soon.
