Dubai Junior International Series: Junior shuttlers win three golds
Indian junior shuttlers shone brightly as they bagged a rich haul of six medals, including three golds at the Dubai Badminton International series on Sunday.
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Indian junior shuttlers shone brightly as they bagged a rich haul of six medals, including three gold medals on Sunday. Tasnim Mir won the girls' singles title, while the mixed doubles pair of Ayan Rashid and Tasnim and the girls' doubles duo of Tanisha Crasto and Aditi Bhatt also clinched gold medals. In addition to this, the junior brigade added three silver medals to their tally.
Tasnim Mir's winning performance
Gujarat's Tasnim put up a superb display in the final to upset second seed Treesa Jolly 21-15, 21-19 to grab the girls' singles title. Tasnim tasted the double glory when she teamed up with Assam's Rashid in the mixed doubles. The Indian did not have it easy against Indonesia's Galuh Dwi Putra and UAE's Zainaba Siraj and had to dig deep to secure the victory. In a close contest, the pair got the better of their opponents 21-16, 22-24, 21-19.
🇮🇳’s junior XD pair #AyanRashid & #TasnimMir claimed the title at #DubaiJuniorInternationalSeries after defeating XD pair- 🇮🇩’s Galuh & 🇦🇪’s Zainaba 21-16,22-24,21-19 in the final.
— BAI Media (@BAI_Media) September 15, 2019
Congratulations champs!👏#IndiaontheRise #Badminton pic.twitter.com/4hjqO0r9qq
Tanisha & Aditi triumphs in DUBAI!🔥🇮🇳
— BAI Media (@BAI_Media) September 15, 2019
No. 1️⃣ seeded WD pair #TanishaCrasto & #AditiBhatt clinched 🥇at the #DubaiJuniorInternationalSeries 2019 after defeating 🇮🇳’s #TreesaJolly and #Varshini 21-17,21-17.
Well done girls!👏
Keep rising higher!#IndiaontheRise #badminton pic.twitter.com/bZDbBD5eLN
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Other wins
In girls' doubles, top seeds Aditi and Tanisha continued their impeccable run as they crushed second seeds Treesa Jolly and Varshini Sri 21-17, 21-17 to win the title in an all-India summit clash. The only disappointment for India was in boys' singles, where top seed Varun Kapur had to settle for a silver after losing to second seed Prince Dahal of Nepal 19-21, 19-21.