India’s Ashmita Chaliha clinched her first BWF World Tour title after beating China’s fourth-seeded Han Qian Xi in the women’s singles final of the Korea Masters Super 300 in Asan on Sunday (Aug 9). The 26-year-old from Assam recovered from a slow start and held her nerve in a closely contested decider to win 14-21, 21-14, 21-14 in 53 minutes.&nbsp;During the match, Ashmita started the opening game well, taking an early 3-0 lead and later moving 9-5 ahead, however, Han fought back strongly and levelled the score at 11-11. The Chinese player then took control with a run of points and comfortably closed out the game 21-14.&nbsp;The Indian shuttler responded impressively in the second game, playing more aggressively to secure a 21-14 win.&nbsp;Ashmita fought back after trailing 9-11 in the decider, taking control to lead 19-14 before sealing the match to secure the biggest title of her career.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/brett-lee-sachin-tendulkar-jacques-kallis-goat-rohit-sharma-pull-shot-1786268348674">‘Sachin is Greatest Batter, But GOAT Is...’: Brett Lee rates Rohit, Ponting's pull shots as best</a>&nbsp;Ashmita’s victory is even more significant given her injury struggles. She suffered a medial meniscus tear in her right knee during the Korea Open in 2024 and underwent surgery followed by a long rehabilitation period.&nbsp;She returned to competition in Feb the following year and played 14 tournaments. After competing in two events this year, she spent three months working on her strength and fitness to prepare for a full BWF calendar.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/diego-maradona-hand-of-god-ball-auction-10-million-us-1786263632650">Diego Maradona’s ‘Hand of God’ ball expected to fetch $10 million at US auction</a>&nbsp;Her recent performances showed that she was returning to her best, as she reached the quarter-finals at the China Masters and Malaysia Masters before making the semi-finals of the Macau Open.&nbsp;The world No. 50 trains under Park Tae-Sang at the National Centre of Excellence in Guwahati.&nbsp;With inputs from agencies

Ashmita Chaliha staged a comeback to beat China’s Han Qian Xi in the Korea Masters 2026 final, securing her maiden BWF title in women’s singles.

India’s Ashmita Chaliha clinched her first BWF World Tour title after beating China’s fourth-seeded Han Qian Xi in the women’s singles final of the Korea Masters Super 300 in Asan on Sunday (Aug 9). The 26-year-old from Assam recovered from a slow start and held her nerve in a closely contested decider to win 14-21, 21-14, 21-14 in 53 minutes. During the match, Ashmita started the opening game well, taking an early 3-0 lead and later moving 9-5 ahead, however, Han fought back strongly and levelled the score at 11-11. The Chinese player then took control with a run of points and comfortably closed out the game 21-14. The Indian shuttler responded impressively in the second game, playing more aggressively to secure a 21-14 win. Ashmita fought back after trailing 9-11 in the decider, taking control to lead 19-14 before sealing the match to secure the biggest title of her career. Also Read - ‘Sachin is Greatest Batter, But GOAT Is...’: Brett Lee rates Rohit, Ponting's pull shots as best Ashmita’s victory is even more significant given her injury struggles. She suffered a medial meniscus tear in her right knee during the Korea Open in 2024 and underwent surgery followed by a long rehabilitation period. She returned to competition in Feb the following year and played 14 tournaments. After competing in two events this year, she spent three months working on her strength and fitness to prepare for a full BWF calendar. Also Read - Diego Maradona’s ‘Hand of God’ ball expected to fetch $10 million at US auction Her recent performances showed that she was returning to her best, as she reached the quarter-finals at the China Masters and Malaysia Masters before making the semi-finals of the Macau Open. The world No. 50 trains under Park Tae-Sang at the National Centre of Excellence in Guwahati. With inputs from agencies

Ashmita Chaliha staged a comeback to beat China’s Han Qian Xi in the Korea Masters 2026 final, securing her maiden BWF title in women’s singles.

Ashmita Chaliha clinches maiden BWF World Tour title at Korea Masters

Ashmita Chaliha is just one win away from winning her first BWF World Tour singles title after defeating fellow Indian Rakshitha Ramraj 21-13, 16-21, 21-13 in the Korea Masters Super 300 semifinal on Saturday (Aug 8). The 26-year-old has made an impressive return to the circuit after missing three months due to a medial meniscus tear in her right knee. She returned to action in May and followed up her run in Korea with a semifinal appearance at the Macau Open.&nbsp;World No. 50 Ashmita, who trains under Park Tae-sang at the National Centre of Excellence in Guwahati, will take on China’s Han Qianxi in the final.&nbsp;During the match, Ashmita started strongly against Rakshitha, taking the first game 21-13 after quickly building a 13-6 lead. Rakshitha fought back to win the second 21-17, but Ashmita regained control in the decider, racing to a 9-1 lead before sealing a 21-13 win in 48 minutes.&nbsp;&nbsp;While, Qianxi, ranked 35th in the world and seeded fourth, booked her place in the title clash with a 22-20, 18-21, 21-14 win in the other semifinal.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/gianni-infantino-uefa-deny-six-figure-payment-secret-lover-claims-1786165958256">FIFA boss, UEFA deny claims of 'six-figure' payment to Infantino's secret lover</a>&nbsp;Ashmita’s run comes just a week after Tanvi Sharma won the Taipei Open, giving India finalists in women’s singles at two consecutive BWF World Tour events.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/rishabh-pant-uttarakhand-cm-pushkar-singh-dhami-land-acquisition-plea-reply-1786174320141">Rishabh Pant makes midnight plea to Uttarakhand CM over land dispute; Pushkar Singh Dhami responds</a>&nbsp;Indian players have also made the finals of several major tournaments this season. Ayush Shetty reached the Asia Championships final, Lakshya Sen made the title clash at the All England, Devika Sihag reached the Thailand Masters final, Kidambi Srikanth made the US Open final, Tanvi Sharma won the Taipei Open, PV Sindhu reached the Japan Open final, while Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty reached the Singapore Open final.

Ashmita Chaliha reached her first BWF World Tour singles final at the Korea Masters Super 300 after beating fellow Indian Rakshitha Ramraj 21-13, 16-21, 21-13.

Ashmita Chaliha is just one win away from winning her first BWF World Tour singles title after defeating fellow Indian Rakshitha Ramraj 21-13, 16-21, 21-13 in the Korea Masters Super 300 semifinal on Saturday (Aug 8). The 26-year-old has made an impressive return to the circuit after missing three months due to a medial meniscus tear in her right knee. She returned to action in May and followed up her run in Korea with a semifinal appearance at the Macau Open. World No. 50 Ashmita, who trains under Park Tae-sang at the National Centre of Excellence in Guwahati, will take on China’s Han Qianxi in the final. During the match, Ashmita started strongly against Rakshitha, taking the first game 21-13 after quickly building a 13-6 lead. Rakshitha fought back to win the second 21-17, but Ashmita regained control in the decider, racing to a 9-1 lead before sealing a 21-13 win in 48 minutes. While, Qianxi, ranked 35th in the world and seeded fourth, booked her place in the title clash with a 22-20, 18-21, 21-14 win in the other semifinal. Also Read - FIFA boss, UEFA deny claims of 'six-figure' payment to Infantino's secret lover Ashmita’s run comes just a week after Tanvi Sharma won the Taipei Open, giving India finalists in women’s singles at two consecutive BWF World Tour events. Also Read - Rishabh Pant makes midnight plea to Uttarakhand CM over land dispute; Pushkar Singh Dhami responds Indian players have also made the finals of several major tournaments this season. Ayush Shetty reached the Asia Championships final, Lakshya Sen made the title clash at the All England, Devika Sihag reached the Thailand Masters final, Kidambi Srikanth made the US Open final, Tanvi Sharma won the Taipei Open, PV Sindhu reached the Japan Open final, while Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty reached the Singapore Open final.

Ashmita Chaliha reached her first BWF World Tour singles final at the Korea Masters Super 300 after beating fellow Indian Rakshitha Ramraj 21-13, 16-21, 21-13.

Korea Masters 2026: Ashmita Chaliha beats Rakshitha Ramraj to reach final

India’s Ashmita Chaliha and Rakshitha Ramraj will meet in the women’s singles semifinals of the USD 250,000 Korea Masters Super 300 after securing hard-fought quarterfinal wins on Friday (Aug 7). Ashmita produced the biggest upset of the tournament so far by defeating top seed and World No. 22 Hina Akechi of Japan 20-22, 21-15, 21-19 at the Asan Yi Sun-sin Gymnasium. While, Rakshitha also made a strong comeback as she defeated third seed and fellow Indian Tanvi Sharma 18-21, 21-19, 21-18 in a battle that lasted more than an hour.&nbsp;It was Rakshitha’s fourth victory over Tanvi, who won her first BWF title at the Taipei Open last week.However, India’s Krishna Prasad Garaga and Pruthvi Krishnamurthy Roy were knocked out of the tournament after losing 7-21, 8-21 to Malaysia’s Man Wei Chong and Soh Wooi Yik.<h3>Ashmita vs Hina</h3>Ashmita Chaliha overcame a tough challenge from Japan’s Hina Akechi to win a thrilling three-game quarterfinal. After losing the first game, Ashmita fought back strongly to force a decider and held her nerve in the final moments to seal the victory.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/real-madrid-secure-vinicius-jr-with-contract-extension-until-2032-1786097943483">Real Madrid secure Vinicius Jr with contract extension until 2032</a><h3>Rakshitha vs Tanvi</h3>Rakshitha started the first game strongly and built an 13-8 lead. Tanvi responded brilliantly, winning eight of the next nine points to turn the match around and move 16-14 ahead. The third seed then held her advantage to take the opening game.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ipl-2027-pandya-to-be-pursued-by-csk-and-kkr-ashwin-predicts-what-next-for-all-rounder-1786090897096">IPL: Pandya to be pursued by CSK, KKR? Ashwin predicts what next for all-rounder</a>&nbsp;Rakshitha fought hard in the second game, holding a narrow advantage before sealing it after Tanvi’s return went wide to take the match into a decider.&nbsp;She further maintained her composure in the final game and took advantage of Tanvi’s unforced errors to secure a hard-fought victory.

Ashmita Chaliha and Rakshitha Ramraj booked their places in the Korea Masters Super 300 semi-finals after impressive quarterfinal wins, setting up an all-Indian clash for a spot in the final.

India’s Ashmita Chaliha and Rakshitha Ramraj will meet in the women’s singles semifinals of the USD 250,000 Korea Masters Super 300 after securing hard-fought quarterfinal wins on Friday (Aug 7). Ashmita produced the biggest upset of the tournament so far by defeating top seed and World No. 22 Hina Akechi of Japan 20-22, 21-15, 21-19 at the Asan Yi Sun-sin Gymnasium. While, Rakshitha also made a strong comeback as she defeated third seed and fellow Indian Tanvi Sharma 18-21, 21-19, 21-18 in a battle that lasted more than an hour. It was Rakshitha’s fourth victory over Tanvi, who won her first BWF title at the Taipei Open last week. However, India’s Krishna Prasad Garaga and Pruthvi Krishnamurthy Roy were knocked out of the tournament after losing 7-21, 8-21 to Malaysia’s Man Wei Chong and Soh Wooi Yik. Ashmita vs Hina Ashmita Chaliha overcame a tough challenge from Japan’s Hina Akechi to win a thrilling three-game quarterfinal. After losing the first game, Ashmita fought back strongly to force a decider and held her nerve in the final moments to seal the victory. Also Read - Real Madrid secure Vinicius Jr with contract extension until 2032 Rakshitha vs Tanvi Rakshitha started the first game strongly and built an 13-8 lead. Tanvi responded brilliantly, winning eight of the next nine points to turn the match around and move 16-14 ahead. The third seed then held her advantage to take the opening game. Also Read - IPL: Pandya to be pursued by CSK, KKR? Ashwin predicts what next for all-rounder Rakshitha fought hard in the second game, holding a narrow advantage before sealing it after Tanvi’s return went wide to take the match into a decider. She further maintained her composure in the final game and took advantage of Tanvi’s unforced errors to secure a hard-fought victory.

Ashmita Chaliha and Rakshitha Ramraj booked their places in the Korea Masters Super 300 semi-finals after impressive quarterfinal wins, setting up an all-Indian clash for a spot in the final.

Korea Masters 2026: Ashmita Chaliha, Rakshitha Sree advance to semifinals

India’s campaign at the Malaysia Masters 2026 ended on Friday (May 22) after Ashmita Chaliha went down fighting against Denmark’s Line Kjaersfeldt in the women’s singles quarterfinals in Kuala Lumpur. Ashmita made an impressive start and claimed the opening game, but the world No. 71 was eventually beaten 21-23, 21-18, 21-11 by the higher-ranked Kjaersfeldt, who is currently world No. 23.&nbsp;The Indian shuttler controlled much of the first game and held an 11-6 advantage at the interval, although Kjaersfeldt fought back to level the scores at 17-17, Ashmita kept her composure and clinched the game on her third game point opportunity.&nbsp;The second game saw the momentum swing in the Dane’s favour. Ashmita again began strongly, racing to a 10-5 lead, but Kjaersfeldt fought back to make it 13-13 before reeling off four consecutive points to move ahead 18-15 and eventually take the game to force a decider.&nbsp;Also Read -<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ipl-2026-bcci-penalises-ruturaj-gaikwad-after-chennai-super-kings-elimination-here-s-why-1779442411344"> IPL 2026 | BCCI penalises Ruturaj Gaikwad after CSK's elimination - Here’s why</a>&nbsp;In the final game, Kjaersfeldt took firm control after the scores were tied at 4-4. The Danish player won four straight points to open up an 8-4 lead, although Ashmita narrowed the gap to 8-6, Kjaersfeldt responded with another five-point streak to extend her lead to 13-6 and comfortably seal the match.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Check - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/sai-sudharsan-shubman-gill-enter-most-100-run-partnership-in-ipl-list-dominated-by-virat-kohli-1779439028119">Sai Sudharsan-Shubman Gill enter most 100-run partnership in IPL list dominated by Virat Kohli</a>&nbsp;This was the second meeting between the two players, with Kjaersfeldt also defeating Ashmita in three games at the Thailand Masters 2023. Earlier, Ashmita stormed into the women's singles quarterfinal with a 21-13, 21-16 win over Malaysia's Goh Jin Wei on Thursday. Indian badminton players will next compete at the Singapore Open Super 750 tournament, which begins on Tuesday.&nbsp;&nbsp;With inputs from agencies

Making a comeback after eight months of rehabilitation from a medial meniscus tear, the 71st-ranked Indian failed to convert her opening-game advantage, going down 21-23, 21-18, 21-11.

India’s campaign at the Malaysia Masters 2026 ended on Friday (May 22) after Ashmita Chaliha went down fighting against Denmark’s Line Kjaersfeldt in the women’s singles quarterfinals in Kuala Lumpur. Ashmita made an impressive start and claimed the opening game, but the world No. 71 was eventually beaten 21-23, 21-18, 21-11 by the higher-ranked Kjaersfeldt, who is currently world No. 23. The Indian shuttler controlled much of the first game and held an 11-6 advantage at the interval, although Kjaersfeldt fought back to level the scores at 17-17, Ashmita kept her composure and clinched the game on her third game point opportunity. The second game saw the momentum swing in the Dane’s favour. Ashmita again began strongly, racing to a 10-5 lead, but Kjaersfeldt fought back to make it 13-13 before reeling off four consecutive points to move ahead 18-15 and eventually take the game to force a decider. Also Read - IPL 2026 | BCCI penalises Ruturaj Gaikwad after CSK's elimination - Here’s why In the final game, Kjaersfeldt took firm control after the scores were tied at 4-4. The Danish player won four straight points to open up an 8-4 lead, although Ashmita narrowed the gap to 8-6, Kjaersfeldt responded with another five-point streak to extend her lead to 13-6 and comfortably seal the match. Also Check - Sai Sudharsan-Shubman Gill enter most 100-run partnership in IPL list dominated by Virat Kohli This was the second meeting between the two players, with Kjaersfeldt also defeating Ashmita in three games at the Thailand Masters 2023. Earlier, Ashmita stormed into the women's singles quarterfinal with a 21-13, 21-16 win over Malaysia's Goh Jin Wei on Thursday. Indian badminton players will next compete at the Singapore Open Super 750 tournament, which begins on Tuesday. With inputs from agencies

Making a comeback after eight months of rehabilitation from a medial meniscus tear, the 71st-ranked Indian failed to convert her opening-game advantage, going down 21-23, 21-18, 21-11.

Malaysia Masters 2026 | Ashmita Chaliha knocked out by Line Kjaersfeldt in quarterfinal clash

Indian shuttlers Mithun Manjunath and Ashmita Chaliha notched up stunning wins over their illustrious rivals to hog the limelight on the second day of the Singapore Open Super 500 tournament here on Wednesday.

While Mithun recorded a stunning 21-17 15-21 21-18 win over compatriot and World championships silver medallist Kidambi Srikanth in men's singles, Ashmita shocked Thailand's world number 12 Busanan Ongbamrungphan 21-16 21-11 in women's singles.

The world No. 77 Mithun, a product of the Prakash Padukone Badminton Academy, will next take on Ireland's Nhat Nguyen, while Ashmita faces China's Han Yue. For two-time Olympic medallist P V Sindhu and man-in-form HS Prannoy, it was also a good day in office as the two also progressed to the second round with facile wins.

Sindhu looked in complete control as she prevailed 21-15 21-11 over Belgium world No. 36 Lianne Tan to set up a clash with Vietnam's Thuy Linh Nguyen.

Prannoy, who had reached the semifinals at Malaysia Masters last week, saw off Thailand's Sitthikom Thammasin 21-13 21-16 and will next meet third seeded Chou Tien Chen, whom he had beaten at Malaysia Open recently.

London Olympics bronze medallist Saina Nehwal also avenged her India Open loss to compatriot Malvika Bansod with a 21-18 21-14 win to make it to the second round.

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Manjunath, who had reached the finals of Orleans Masters Super 100 in April this year, came out all guns blazing as he dominated the opening game after taking an early 6-2 lead. He kept Srikanth at bay to comfortably seal the opening game.

Srikanth, however, turned the tables after the change of ends as he enjoyed an 11-8 cushion at the break and kept extending his lead to come back into the contest. The decider turned into a roller-coaster ride with the two slugging it out but it was Manjunath, who showed better control as he ensured a slender one-point advantage at the breather.

Srikanth managed to take a 16-15 lead at one stage but Manjunath didn't let the opportunity slip and reeled off the last three points from 18-18 to notch up one of the biggest win of his nascent international career.

Manjunath, 24, has been in fine fettle as he reached his maiden Super-100 final at Orleans Masters in France last April. He had claimed four All-India ranking titles, including the Senior Ranking Badminton tournament in December last year. 
Earlier in the year, he had contracted COVID-19 and had to withdraw from India Open Super 500 in January.

He, however, made it to the Indian team for the Badminton Asia Team Championships in Malaysia after a semifinal finish at Syed Modi International and quarterfinals at Odisha Super 100. Ashmita, world number 66, also dished out a superlative performance as he fought back from 5-10 down with an eight-point burst to zoom ahead and earn the bragging rights.

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The 22-year-old from Assam kept up the tempo in the second game as well with an early 7-2 lead. Busanan cut it down to 6-7 but the Indian once again reeled off nine points on the trot to slam the door on her rival.

Earlier, Sindhu took time to get off the block, lagging 1-4 but she pulled away from 7-7 to never look back. After 11-8 lead at the mid-game interval, she kept moving ahead to pocket the opening game.

She continued the momentum in the second game with a 5-1 advantage. A three-point burst helped Tan to narrow the lead but a relentless Sindhu stepped up her game to seal the issue without much ado. Among others, Pooja Dandu and Arathi Sara Sunil moved into the women's doubles second round after the Chinese Taipei duo of Hu Ling Fang and Lin Xiao Min withdrew from the tournament.

Indian shuttlers Mithun Manjunath and Ashmita Chaliha notched up stunning wins over their illustrious rivals to hog the limelight on the second day of the Singapore Open Super 500 tournament here on Wednesday.

Indian shuttlers Mithun Manjunath and Ashmita Chaliha notched up stunning wins over their illustrious rivals to hog the limelight on the second day of the Singapore Open Super 500 tournament here on Wednesday. While Mithun recorded a stunning 21-17 15-21 21-18 win over compatriot and World championships silver medallist Kidambi Srikanth in men's singles, Ashmita shocked Thailand's world number 12 Busanan Ongbamrungphan 21-16 21-11 in women's singles. The world No. 77 Mithun, a product of the Prakash Padukone Badminton Academy, will next take on Ireland's Nhat Nguyen, while Ashmita faces China's Han Yue. For two-time Olympic medallist P V Sindhu and man-in-form HS Prannoy, it was also a good day in office as the two also progressed to the second round with facile wins. Sindhu looked in complete control as she prevailed 21-15 21-11 over Belgium world No. 36 Lianne Tan to set up a clash with Vietnam's Thuy Linh Nguyen. Prannoy, who had reached the semifinals at Malaysia Masters last week, saw off Thailand's Sitthikom Thammasin 21-13 21-16 and will next meet third seeded Chou Tien Chen, whom he had beaten at Malaysia Open recently. London Olympics bronze medallist Saina Nehwal also avenged her India Open loss to compatriot Malvika Bansod with a 21-18 21-14 win to make it to the second round. Also Read: Russia, Belarus athletes may face ban at Paris Olympics 2024, says IOC member Craig Reedie Manjunath, who had reached the finals of Orleans Masters Super 100 in April this year, came out all guns blazing as he dominated the opening game after taking an early 6-2 lead. He kept Srikanth at bay to comfortably seal the opening game. Srikanth, however, turned the tables after the change of ends as he enjoyed an 11-8 cushion at the break and kept extending his lead to come back into the contest. The decider turned into a roller-coaster ride with the two slugging it out but it was Manjunath, who showed better control as he ensured a slender one-point advantage at the breather. Srikanth managed to take a 16-15 lead at one stage but Manjunath didn't let the opportunity slip and reeled off the last three points from 18-18 to notch up one of the biggest win of his nascent international career. Manjunath, 24, has been in fine fettle as he reached his maiden Super-100 final at Orleans Masters in France last April. He had claimed four All-India ranking titles, including the Senior Ranking Badminton tournament in December last year. Earlier in the year, he had contracted COVID-19 and had to withdraw from India Open Super 500 in January. He, however, made it to the Indian team for the Badminton Asia Team Championships in Malaysia after a semifinal finish at Syed Modi International and quarterfinals at Odisha Super 100. Ashmita, world number 66, also dished out a superlative performance as he fought back from 5-10 down with an eight-point burst to zoom ahead and earn the bragging rights. Also Read: 'That will stay with me forever': Brett Lee reveals Virat Kohli's special gesture for his son The 22-year-old from Assam kept up the tempo in the second game as well with an early 7-2 lead. Busanan cut it down to 6-7 but the Indian once again reeled off nine points on the trot to slam the door on her rival. Earlier, Sindhu took time to get off the block, lagging 1-4 but she pulled away from 7-7 to never look back. After 11-8 lead at the mid-game interval, she kept moving ahead to pocket the opening game. She continued the momentum in the second game with a 5-1 advantage. A three-point burst helped Tan to narrow the lead but a relentless Sindhu stepped up her game to seal the issue without much ado. Among others, Pooja Dandu and Arathi Sara Sunil moved into the women's doubles second round after the Chinese Taipei duo of Hu Ling Fang and Lin Xiao Min withdrew from the tournament.

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