Badminton

Senior National Badminton Championships: Unnati, Tanvi, Rounak And Sanskar Saraswat Begin Campaign In Style

Top players dominated early rounds of the 87th Senior National Badminton Championships on Wednesday, with women’s top seed Unnati Hooda, Tanvi Sharma, Aakarshi Kashyap and junior Rounak Chauhan advancing comfortably.

Unnati defeated Akanksha Matte, while Tanvi beat Shaina Manimuthu. Aakarshi and Ashmita Chaliha also secured straight-game wins. Sixteenth seed Purva Barve was the only major upset, losing to M Meghana Reddy.

In men’s singles, Chauhan, D.S. Saneeth and Sanskar Saraswat progressed. Earlier this month, Unnati and Kiran George won the Odisha Masters titles.

Saurabh Shrama

Saurabh Sharma is the Editor Head (Hindi) of Hisporty.com and Cricketnmore Hindi. With over 14 years of experience in sports journalism, he has worked with Navbharat Times, Sadhna News, and Cricketnmore. Known for his expertise in cricket statistics, match analysis, and feature writing, Saurabh also produces popular cricket video series including Cricket Tales, Cricket Flashback, and Cricket Trivia.

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