China masters 2025 badminton; Satwiksairaj Rankreddy | Chirag Shetty | Satvik-Chairag pair in the pre-quarterfinals of China Masters: Lakshya Sen was out, last week was running at Hong Kong Open

Satvik-Chirag was running a run-up at the Hong Kong Open last week.

Satvik Sairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty have entered the pre-quarterfinals of Men’s Doubles in the China Masters Badminton Tournament.

However, in Mains singles, Lakshya Sen fell out after losing in the first round.

Satvik-Chairag defeated Malaysian pair in straight games The pair of Satwik and Chirag defeated Malaysia’s Junaidi Arif and Roy King Yap 24–22, 21-13 in the next round. The match lasted for 42 minutes.

The first game was quite exciting, in which the score was on par at the end, but the Indian pair finally won it 24-22 in 21 minutes.

In the second game, Satvik-Chirag initially took an edge. The Malaysian pair tried to equalize 5–5, but Indian players took an 11–6 lead and easily took the game 21-13.

Lakshya Sen out in the first round Lakshya Sen, who was the runner-up of Hong Kong Open, suffered defeat in Mains singles. The target was defeated by Toma Junior Popov of France 11-21, 10-21. This match lasted for just 30 minutes. With the defeat of the target, India’s journey in Mains Singles ended. Earlier, Ayush Shetty also lost in the first round.

At the same time, India was also disappointed in mixed doubles. The pair of Dhruv Kapila and Tanisha Krasto lost 19-21, 13-21 against second seeded China’s Feng Yan Zhe and Huang Dong Ping.

Lakshya lost to France’s Toma Junior Popov in the first round.

PV Sindhu has also reached the pre-quarterfinals in Women’s Singles PV in Women’s Singles Sindhu won her first round match on Monday and made it to the pre-quarterfinals. Now his next match will be against the sixth seed Pornpavi Chochuvong of Thailand.

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