PV Sindhu's career in numbers: Records, Stats & Titles

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Published at :September 19, 2025 at 1:58 PM

Modified at :September 19, 2025 at 1:58 PM

(Courtesy : Olympics.com)

The shuttler remains India’s most successful female Olympian.

PV Sindhu has already completed more than a decade on the BWF international circuit, having breached the top-20 in the women’s singles BWF rankings at the age of 17. She remains India’s most successful female Olympian and is only one of three athletes (Norman Pritchard and Sushil Kumar being the other two) to win two medals in individual events for the country.PV Sindhu has established herself as a force to reckon with.

Since the Paris 2024 Olympics, where she was eliminated in the Round of 16, she has made several attempts to get back into form and add to her title count. While she may not be at her absolute peak right now, she still shows flashes of her best. No matter who the opponent is and where she is playing, if the stakes are high, she often raises her game.

PV Sindhu’s BWF World Tour titles

BWF Super 300

2021: Swiss Open – Runner-up
2022: Syed Modi International – Winner
2022: Swiss Open – Winner
2023: Spain Masters – Runner-up
2024: Syed Modi International – Winner (ended her 2-year title drought)

BWF Super 500

2018: India Open – Runner-up
2018: Thailand Open – Runner-up
2022: Singapore Open – Winner
2024: Malaysia Masters – Runner-up

BWF Super 1000

2019: Indonesia Open – Runner-up

BWF World Tour Finals

2018: BWF World Tour Finals – Winner
2021: BWF World Tour Finals – Runner-up

PV Sindhu’s BWF Grand Prix titles

BWF Grand Prix

2011

2011: Dutch Open – Runner-up

BWF Grand Prix Gold

2012: India Grand Prix Gold – Runner-up
2013: Malaysia Grand Prix Gold – Winner
2013: Macau Open – Winner
2014: India Grand Prix Gold – Runner-up
2014: Macau Open – Winner
2015: Macau Open – Winner
2016: Malaysia Masters – Winner
2017: Syed Modi International – Winner

PV Sindhu’s BWF Super Series titles

BWF Super Series

2016: Hong Kong Open – Runner-up
2017: Hong Kong Open – Runner-up
2017: India Open – Winner
2017: Korea Open – Winner

BWF Super Series Premier

2015: Denmark Open – Runner-up
2016: China Open – Winner

BWF Super Series Finals

2017: BWF Super Series Finals – Runner-up

PV Sindhu’s Other Major Titles

Olympic Games

2016 Rio – Silver (Women’s Singles)
2020 Tokyo – Bronze (Women’s Singles)
2024 Paris – Round of 16

BWF World Championships

2013 – Bronze
2014 – Bronze
2017 – Silver
2018 – Silver
2019 – Gold
2025 – Quarterfinals

Uber Cup

2014 – Bronze
2016 – Bronze

Commonwealth Games

2014 – Bronze (Women’s Singles)
2018 – Silver (Women’s Singles), Gold (Mixed Team)
2022 – Gold (Women’s Singles), Silver (Mixed Team)

Asian Games

2014 – Bronze (Women’s Team)
2018 – Silver (Women’s Singles)

Asian Championships

2014 – Bronze
2022 – Bronze

Team Championships

2023 Asia Mixed Team Championships – Bronze
2024 Badminton Asia Team Championship (Women) – Gold

How many Olympic medals does PV Sindhu have?

PV Sindhu has two Olympic medals, a silver at the Rio 2016 Games and a bronze at the Tokyo 2020 Games. She also competed at the Paris 2024 Olympics, where she was eliminated in the Round of 16.

How many BWF World Championship medals has Sindhu won?

Sindhu has won five medals at the BWF World Championships: Gold (2019), Silver (2017, 2018) and Bronze (2013, 2014). She reached the quarterfinals in 2025 but missed out on a sixth medal.

When was Sindhu’s most recent title win?

Sindhu’s most recent title came at the 2024 Syed Modi International (Super 300), where she ended a two-year title drought by beating China’s Wu Luo Yu in the final.

Why is PV Sindhu considered India’s most successful female Olympian?

She is the first Indian woman to win two Olympic medals, making her India’s most successful female Olympian. Alongside her global medals tally in the World Championships, Commonwealth Games, Asian Games and Uber Cup, Sindhu has consistently carried Indian badminton on the world stage.

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