HS Prannoy vs Weng Hong Yang, Australian Open badminton Live: Prannoy looks to add to Malaysia Masters title

HS Prannoy vs Weng Hong Yang, Australian Open badminton Live: Prannoy looks to add to Malaysia Masters title

Aug 6, 2023 - 12:30
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HS Prannoy vs Weng Hong Yang, Australian Open badminton Live: Prannoy looks to add to Malaysia Masters title

12:18 (IST)

Results of finals so far at the Australian Open today:

Beiwen Zhang beat Ga Eun Kim 20-22, 21-16, 21-8 in women's singles

Feng Yan Zhe/Huang Dong Ping beat Hiroki Midorikawa/Natsu Saito 21-14, 16-21, 21-15 in mixed doubles

So Yeong Kim/Hee Yong Kong beat Sheng Shu Liu/Ning Tan 21-18, 21-16 in women's doubles

12:10 (IST)

HS Prannoy on playing Weng Hong Yang

"Weng is very tricky, he can play big matches. In last six months, he has gone out there and beaten a lot of big names. So it is not easy and especially being a left-hander, he has a lot of advantage over a lot of players. But finals is a final and I will go all out tomorrow."

12:03 (IST)

HS Prannoy head-to-head with Weng Hong Yang

HS Prannoy leads 1-0. Their only meeting came in the final of the Malaysia Masters which helped him win his first individual title in six years in May. That day, Prannoy had triumphed 21-19, 13-21, 21-18

12:00 (IST)

HS Prannoy after win over Rajawat

"It is very satisfying (to win), because it is always tough to play continuously against the top 10 players and beating them and if you look at the men's singles section, somebody from 30s and 40s are also very tough these days," Prannoy said after the win.

"Last two years have been good for me, I have been consistently able to pull off matches and this year has been special and I hope I can do something similar to what I did in Malaysia," he said. 

11:56 (IST)

Australian Open badminton Final Live

HS Prannoy has a Malaysian Masters rematch against Weng Hong Yang in the final of the Australian Open Super 500 event. He is here courtesy a convincing and dominant straight games win over Priyanshu Rajawat in the semi-finals

Australian Open badminton men’s final preview: HS Prannoy will hope to add to his Malaysia Masters glory when he takes on Weng Hong Yang of China in the final of the Australian Open badminton in Sydney on Sunday.

Prannoy produced a comprehensive display of badminton to beat young compatriot Priyanshu Rajawat in the semi-final on Saturday. The 31-year-old Prannoy made his power and precision count to outwit Rajawat 21-18, 21-12.

The Indians huttler has looked sublime throughout the week and it was most evident during his come-from-behind win over World No 2 and top seed Anthony Ginting in the quarter-finals.

The Australian Open, a Super 500 competition, is one of seven at this level on the badminton calendar. Super 500 is a Grade 2 (Level 4) event in the BWF tournament ranking system.

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