Fit PV Sindhu targets 2026 World Championships and Asian Games

India's star shuttler PV Sindhu has returned to full fitness. She made a tremendous comeback at the Malaysia Masters, the first competition of the season, and is now ready for a long series including the World Championships and Asian Games.

PV Sindhu, India's double Olympic medallist, has made a strong return to the court after recovering from injury. Her performance at the Malaysia Masters excited fans, where she displayed solid play. Now, she is gearing up for the India Open Super 750 in New Delhi.

Sindhu is focusing on the 2026 World Championships and Asian Games, which will be key milestones in her career. Her comeback strengthens the Indian badminton team. The India Open is a crucial tournament for her, pitting her against top players.

Her fitness work has made her 'fit and fierce', as noted in reports. This return is inspiring for Indian sports enthusiasts.

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Indonesian badminton players Fajar Alfian and Muhammad Shohibul Fikri celebrating their advancement in the China Open 2026.
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Fajar/Fikri remain Indonesia's last hope after China Open 2026 quarterfinals

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Only Fajar Alfian and Muhammad Shohibul Fikri advanced to the semifinals of the China Open 2026 after three other Indonesian players were eliminated in the quarterfinals on Friday, 24 July 2026.

Two young Indian athletes achieved national records at the National Inter-State Athletics Championships in Bhubaneswar last month. Anushka Yadav improved the hammer throw mark, while Sindhushree G. set a new pole vault record. Both earned spots on the Asian Games team.

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Indonesia's Para Athletics team shared the overall title with Ukraine at the World Para Athletics Grand Prix 2026 in Tunisia.

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