Men's Singles had 56 entries from 17 countries, Out of which 2 from  India had made to the Draws. Parupalli Kashyap (Round 2), Sai Prane

PV Sindhu's demolition of Japan's Nozomi Okuhara in the World Championship final was "perfect execution" of a strategy which included putting a halt to the Indian ace's tendency to be repetitive, says the country's foreign badminton coach Kim Ji Hyun. Kim, a former South Korea international and coach, sat by the courtside as Sindhu thrashed 2017 champion Okuhara 21-7 21-7 in one of the most lop-sided finals in the history of the tournament to lift her maiden World Championshi

🏆Champions🏆, It's time to celebrate your victory! You all have showed your best talents in this battle, Now practice harder for the next! 👏👏 Trophy Holder Names by Category: Sub-Beginner: 1st Place: Sri Deshna 2nd Place: Ashik Anand 3rd Place: Rohin Seyon Beginner: 1st Place: Allan Melvish 2nd Place: Adwitha Rajesh 3rd Place: Ziva anika Intermediate: 1st Place: Nithin Sylesh 2nd Place: Srivatsan seetharam 3 rd Place:Ananya Rajesh Advance: 1st Place: Saranya SenthilK