India fields 39-member contingent for U15, U17 Badminton Asia Junior Championships 2024
(Courtesy : BAI)
Gnana Dattu, Tanvi Reddy Andluri to lead u-17 singles challenge.
Badminton Association of India will be sending a squad of 39 players to the U15, U17 Badminton Asia Junior championships 2024 to be played in Chengdu, China, from August 20-25, 2024 with an aim to win multiple medals and also create a strong foundation of a strong squad keeping in mind that India will host the 2025 World Junior Championship.
In the last edition of the BAC championship which was held in the same city, India had bagged one gold, one silver and one bronze with Bornil Changmai standing atop the u-15 boy’s singles podium.
The Indian contingent left for Chengdu on Saturday after an extensive preparatory camp at the National Centre of Excellence in Guwahati under the watchful eyes of the Indian and foreign coaches.
Speaking about the team’s chances, BAI secretary Sanjay Mishra said, “India is fielding one of the biggest squad for the Badminton Asia Championships and I am confident that we can win sizable medals. The players and the coaches have put in a lot of work in the camp and our players are now ready to make a mark in the competition.”
The Indian contingent, which was picked after an extensive selection trials in Bengaluru, will be led by Gnana Dattu and Tanvi Reddy Andluri in the u-17 category, while Shyam Bindiganavile and Tanvi Patri will be the top singles players in the u-15 category.
Shaina Manimuthu will be the only player to be involved in two events as she will be playing in the girls u-17 singles and girls doubles with Aikya Shetty.
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India Squad: U-15
Boys Singles: Shyam Bindiganavile, Shashank Vanamala, Prangan Choudhary, Pushkar Sai
Girls Singles: Tanvi Patri, Shaina Manimuthu, Gatha Suryawanshi, Hithaishree L Rajaiah
Boys Doubles: Rahul Kadapakula/Vedant Pahwa, Shashwat Chaudhary/Shaurya Chaudhary
Girls Doubles: Shaina Manimuthu/Aikya Shetty, Nidhi Atmaram/Selvasamruddhi Selvaprbhu
Mixed Doubles: Sahid Ibrahim Peer/Dheeshitha Singha Gopinath Singh, Kaveyugan KA/Anushka Jennifer AS
U-17:
Boys Singles: Gnana Dattu TT, Prateek Koundilya, Dev Ruparelia, Abhinav Garg
Girls Singles: Tanvi Reddy Andluri, Adarshini Shri NB, Parul Choudhary, Durga Isha Kandrapu
Boys Doubles: Bjron Jaison/Aathish Sreenivas PV, Abhinav Kandari/Yogansh Singh
Girls Doubles: Annaya Bisht/Angel Punera, Diya Bheemaiah B/Baruni Parshwal
Mixed Doubles: Showrya Kiran J/Keerthy Manchala, Manish Reddy/Deepak Raj Aditi
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