Satwiksairaj Ranlreddy and Chirag Shetty advanced to the semifinals of China Masters Super 750 badminton Tournament and beat Ren Xiang Yu and Xie Haonan. However, PV Sindhu was removed by young people. Satwik and Chirag expressed their satisfaction with their performance and focus. Sindu acknowledged her defeat and focused on improvement and emphasized the need for consistency in future matches. India Premier Priver Men’s pair of men satwiksairaj Ranlreddy and Chirag Shetty advanced to the semifinals of the China Masters Super 750 badminton. However, PV Sindu was expelled after he lost to the Olympic champion on Friday.Satwik and Chirag, who had previously held the world ranking No. 1, showed their prowess by defeating the Chinese duo Ren Xiang Yu and Xie Haonan 21-14 21-14 in the quarterfinals. The Indian couple recently secured their second World Championship in Paris and ended up as a runner at Hong Kong Open.“We felt quite comfortable there. Our goal was just to focus on our game and see how they reacted. Right now, the way we play, it’s great-especially when we’re able to play free back-to-back matches without any Niggles, really happy with how we played today,” Satwik said.“I think we have done it for them from the beginning. We did not allow them to settle in the game at all. It is definitely a strong couple, but our plan was to keep things easy and attract early leadership – and we managed to do it. So yes, really satisfied with the performance,” Chirag added.The Indian duo is expected to be currently included in the ninth world, on Saturday’s semifinals will face its Malaysian rivals, the second Aaron Chii and Soh Wooi Yik.In the quarterfinals of the women’s singles, the double Olympic medalist PV Sindu suffered her eighth consecutive defeat against the world 1 SE Young, lost 14-21 13-21.“Last week he wasn’t great for me, but this week was really positive. Achieving the quarterfinals was encouraging and I think the key is now to maintain this level and stay consistent in everything I do,” Sindu said.Satwik and Chirag dominated the opening game with a commanding lead of 7-0. Despite the Chinese couple closing the gap at 3-8, the Indians maintained control and led 11-5 in the interval.The Chinese couple tried to change the pace of the game, but the aggressive game of the Indians prevailed. After transforming their second game point, they secured the first game.The second game began more competitively, with both couples tied to 7-7. The Indians pulled forward to lead 11-9 at the interval of the middle game through an accurate clean game and strong breaking.After the break, Satwik and Chirag maintained their dynamics, with Chirag brought a breaking breaking for leadership 19-13. They claimed victory at their first point of the match.In Sindu’s match, Young introduced early check, leading 6-1. Sindu reduced the deficit to 5-9 with a skillful drop across the court.In the interval it expanded its lead to 11-5. Despite the efforts of Sindho, close the gap at 11-14, Korea secured the first game when Sindu hit the net.Sindhu briefly led 3-2 in the second game before the reophed inspection. The Indian watched 7-8, although he showed an offensive intention and LED 11-7 during a break.After the restoration she expanded her lead to 14-7. Although Sindhu depicted skills with front court drops and breaking around the head, it maintained its advantage.Korean gave eight points of matches with a broken cross and won when Sindu made a mistake.“I think there were some good assembly, but I made some unforced mistakes. I gave her an early leadership and she still maintained a 5-6 point advantage all the time. Even if I tried to close the gap, she would pull forward again.“Now I have to think about what needs to be improved at my end and returned stronger. I feel like I could play more consistently today, but next time I face it, I will keep in mind and give him everything.”
