HK vs SL, Hong Kong Sixes 2026: Indian-origin Anshuman Rath stars with bat as Hong Kong stun Sri Lanka for 7th place

Published 01 Nov 2026, 10:52 IST

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Veteran Indian shuttler HS Prannoy and emerging women's singles player Tanvi Sharma will lead a depleted Indian contingent at the Korea Open 2026, with several of the country's top players opting out of the BWF Super 500 tournament beginning Tuesday at Jinnam Stadium in South Korea.

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Having roots in Odisha, Indian-origin Anshuman Rath scored a 17-ball half-century to help Hong Kong stun Sri Lanka by just one run at Hong Kong Sixes 2026. 

— Livemint

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Having roots in Odisha, Indian-origin Anshuman Rath scored a 17-ball half-century to help Hong Kong stun Sri Lanka by just one run at Hong Kong Sixes 2026. 

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Livemint Center-Right HT Media Ltd. Current article 01 Nov 2026, 10:52 IST

HK vs SL, Hong Kong Sixes 2026: Indian-origin Anshuman Rath stars with bat as Hong Kong stun Sri Lanka for 7th place

Having roots in Odisha, Indian-origin Anshuman Rath scored a 17-ball half-century to help Hong Kong stun Sri Lanka by just one run at Hong Kong Sixes 2026. 

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The Tribune Center The Tribune Trust 02 Nov 2026, 19:42 IST

Korea Open 2026: HS Prannoy, Tanvi Sharma to lead Indian challenge at BWF Super 500 tournament

Veteran Indian shuttler HS Prannoy and emerging women's singles player Tanvi Sharma will lead a depleted Indian contingent at the Korea Open 2026, with several of the country's top players opting out of the BWF Super 500 tournament beginning Tuesday at Jinnam Stadium in South Korea.

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NDTV Center-Right Adani Group (AMG Media) 02 Nov 2026, 19:17 IST

HS Prannoy Leads Indian Challenge At Korea Open As Lakshya Sen Pulls Out

Newly-crowned Hylo Open champion Lakshya Sen will miss the Korea Open, leaving experienced HS Prannoy to lead the Indian challenge at the USD 500,000 Super 500 badminton tournament beginning on Tuesday.

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Hindustan Times Center HT Media 02 Nov 2026, 15:57 IST