Lakshya Sen

The Paris Olympics have been a roller-coaster of emotions for Team India, with moments of triumph overshadowed by heartbreak. Two of India's promising medal hopes, shuttler Lakshya Sen and the skeet mixed shooting team, narrowly missed out on securing bronze medals. However, the Indian women's table tennis team provided a silver lining by advancing to the quarterfinals. Lakshya Sen Narrow Miss Lakshya Sen, the young badminton prodigy, had been one of India's brightest prospects in these Games. Known for his agility and precision

The Paris 2024 Olympics are currently in an exciting stage with athletes displaying their skills in a variety of thrilling competitions. Highlighted in the event are Swapnil Kusale's exceptional performance in the final and the highly awaited badminton match between Prannoy Kumar and Lakshya Sen. Swapnil Kusale is participating in the Shooting Final Indian shooter Swapnil Kusale has distinguished himself in the shooting arena, earning a spot in the final of the Men's 50m Rifle 3 Positions event. Kusale, an experienced athlete, displayed

In a sensational upset at the India Open, Priyanshu Rajawat emerged victorious against the seasoned Lakshya Sen, showcasing his determination and potential. The article explores Priyanshu's journey, his strategic gameplay, and the challenges he overcame to secure a thrilling win. It delves into his aspirations, the importance of consistency, and his upcoming clash with HS Prannoy. Priyanshu Rajawat, at 21 years and 11 months, proved his mettle by defeating the more experienced Lakshya Sen in a gripping three-game encounter at the India Open.

The article delves into Lakshya Sen's recent performance struggles on the BWF World Tour, focusing on his mental challenges and efforts to regain form. Coach Vimal Kumar shares insights on Lakshya's current state, emphasizing the mental aspect of his game and the need for self-discovery to overcome the ongoing slump. Lakshya Sen, a promising 22-year-old Badminton player, has faced a notable downturn in his performance since winning a Super 500 title at the Canada Open in July. The article highlights his string of

Home Comfort Beckons as India Open 2024 Welcomes Badminton's Elite In a thrilling start to the Olympic year, New Delhi is set to host the India Open Super 750, attracting Badminton's top stars, including reigning champions Kunlavut Vitidsarn and An Se Young. The tournament, upgraded to Super 750 status last year, promises a display of world-class Badminton as players gear up for the race to Paris 2024. Evolution of the India Open The India Open, a BWF prime event for over a decade,