Indonesia Open 2022

Indonesia Open 2022: HS Prannoy needed just 40 minutes to outclass higher-ranked Rasmus Gemke of Denmark as he stormed into the semi-final of the ...

After comfortably, taking the opening game, Prannoy allowed Gemke to keep close as the Denmark shuttler was trying his best to force a decider. HS Prannoy did not trail World No. 13 Rasmus Gemke even once during the 40-minute contest as he outclassed the Danish opponent 21-14-21-12. India's Thomas Cup hero HS Prannoy continued his fine run in Jakarta as the World No. 23 reached the semi-final of the Indonesia Open Super 1000 tournament on Friday, June 17.

HS Prannoy, continued his winning form, beating Denmark's Rasmus Gemke in straight sets in the quarterfinals of the Indonesia Open in Jakarta on Friday.

A similar shot took the Indian to eight match points and he converted it with Gemke's return hitting the net He started moving well and clawed back at 6-6 with a smash after lagging 3-6 initially. He kept things under check to led the first game all throughout.

HS Prannoy has reached the quarterfinals of the Indonesia Open. He defeated Hong Kong's Long Angus 21-11, and 21-18 in the pre-quarterfinal round.

Similarly, Srikanth lost the match in the first round to Bryce Leverdez 23-21, 21-10 in the men’s singles first-round match. Srikanth lost to Bryce Leverdez 23-21, 21-10 in the men’s singles first-round match. With each match that I watch, my love for the game just increases. Pranay beat Sen for the first time. Earlier in the first round, World No.8 Lakshya Sen lost the match to HS Prannoy 21-10, 21-9 in consecutive games. Prannoy dominated the first game as he won a one-sided 21-11.

Prannoy, the only Indian still alive in the BWF Super 1000 event, beat Gemke 21-14, 21-12, to set up a semifinal clash against China's Zhao Junpeng, ...

The Indian never lost his lead throughout the contest. The Dane produced some eye-catching shots in the second half of the opening game but the early momentum was enough to see Prannoy through. Jakarta (Indonesia), June 17: Ace shuttler H.S Prannoy kept India's hopes alive at the Indonesia Open 2022 by reaching the men's singles semifinals with a convincing win over Denmark's Rasmus Gemke in the quarterfinals at the Istoria Stadium, here on Friday. Prannoy, the only Indian still alive in the BWF Super 1000 event, beat Gemke 21-14, 21-12, to set up a semifinal clash against China's Zhao Junpeng, who beat Hong Kong shuttler Cheuk Yiu Lee in his final-eight clash.

Continuing his good form, Indian shuttler HS Prannoy moved into the quarterfinals of the Indonesia Open 2022 after beating his Hong Kong counterpart.

Earlier in the day, world No 30 Sameer Verma lost to fifth-ranked Lee Zii Jia of Malaysia 10-21, 13-21 in 43 minutes. The Indian then sealed the second game and match in 41 minutes. Prannoy, who was instrumental in India's first-ever Thomas Cup win last month, will face the winner of the match between world No 41 Brice Leverdez of France and Denmark's world No 13 Rasmus Gemke in the quarterfinals of the BWF Super 1000 badminton tournament on Friday.

India's HS Prannoy beat Denmark's Rasmus Gemke to make his place in the semifinals of the BWF Indonesia Open 2022.

A similar shot took the Indian to eight match points and he converted it with Gemke's return hitting the net. The match saw short rallies with Gemke bothered by a knee issue. #MeToo is a movement that dared to collectivize suffering, empathy, and perhaps hope.

Prannoy took just 40 minutes to defeat Gemke 21-14, 21-12 while dominating the Denmark player with skill and swift moves in both games.

Playing on Court 1, Prannoy won the match in two straight games 21-11, 21-18. The Indian shuttler showed excellent control and moved swiftly to build a lead. Prannoy took just 40 minutes to defeat Gemke 21-14, 21-12.