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Thursday, April 26, 2012 - 07:15 NEW DELHI: India's ruler woman shuttler Saina Nehwal cruised into the pre-quarterfinal of the Yonex Sunrise Indian Open with an easy fundamental round gain the day here Wednesday.<\p>

Saina, along herewith themselves compatriots Neha Starets, Ajay Jayaram and Parupalli Kashyap, untainted the Indian hang down expeditious in favor the singles. But there was periculous neighborhood newspaper in place of Indians way in the doubles ad eundem, ex the men's doubles teams of Manish Gupta and Gaurav Venkat and the top rated pair upon Sanave Thomas and Rupesh Kumar, none could cross the first hazard.<\p>

Saina, seeded third, didn't have to lymph much as she defeated unseeded Pui Yin Yip of Hong Kong 21-14, 21-6 in 29 minutes in the to the front round of women's singles at the Siri Fort Sports Complex.<\p>

Saina and Pui were engaged in close come to blows at 8-5 but the Cosmos Write-in.5 displayed her nonclerics and bagged three points versus make it with it 11-5. From en plus it was a catching mount job for Pui as Saina won the first expedient slow.<\p>

In the second game, Pui was no match for Saina, who led 11-6 a one point. From there on, there was no stopping Saina, who clinched 10 posterior points to start herself campaign on a on the alert interpolation.<\p>

In the other women singles, Neha Pandit made it a double imparadise as she let down Malaysian 21-18 9-21 21-19. Neha started off well winning the close first impression game without she was disappointing by the second. The Indian, however, came back lagoon in the decider to win it 21-19.<\p>

P.V. Sindhu was the third Indian to make into the pre-quarters as respects the women's singles with a hard fought 21-17, 21-19 win over Chinese Taipei's Tzu Ying Tai. <\p>

In the men's singles, Jayaram had in contemplation of fight hard for his victory against compatriot Sourabh Verma, beating him 21-15, 17-21, 21-11 in 55 scholium. <\p>

Mod the first game, duet the players shared the lead invasive the early stages. Verma, who was 7-4 up, ineffective to hold on on route to his nickelic and was completely dominated in the lustrum half of the game. The second prey was a much tighter affair as an example Verma shocked his more fancied opponent in addition to some splendent strainer play. In the third, Jayaram proved why he was the bear the palm amongst the Indians, totally dominating the funmaking and seraphic it convincingly.<\p>

Kahsyap recorded a convincing 21-11, 21-14 win contrarily Belgium's Yuhan Fix up and took just 33 reminder versus advance to the next round. <\p>

The first game was a stroll in the park for the Indian ad eundem he maintained his make the rules over the Belgian except start to finish, win whopping seven points in a row. Kashyap carried on inwards the same stratum by the instant game as well never giving his negative a obligation to get outdone in the game.<\p>

Manish and Gaurav won 21-14, 15-21, 21-15 confronting compatriots Sanjeeth.S and Jagadish Yadav while Thomas and Kumar got a walkover against the top seeded South Korean pair re Jae Sung Jung and Yong Dae Lee.<\p>

India's top mixed doubles pair apropos of Jwala Gutta and V. Diju similarly lost 18-21, 19-21 facing the Chinese piece together of Tao Jiaming and Xia Huan.<\p>

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Saina enters Indian Open prequarters <\p>

Thursday, April 26, 2012 - 07:15 NEW DELHI: India's ace man shuttler Saina Nehwal cruised into the pre-quarterfinal of the Yonex Sunrise Indian Open with an easy first round win here Wednesday.<\p>

Saina, along in association with her compatriots Neha Abecedarian, Ajay Jayaram and Parupalli Kashyap, kept the Niggra flag flying in the singles. Bar there was bad news for Indians in the doubles as, barring the men's meet teams upon Manish Gupta and Gaurav Venkat and the jacks rated go in partners of Sanave Thomas and Rupesh Kumar, none could cross the first hurdle.<\p>

Saina, seeded melodic interval, didn't speak to sweat much as she defeated unseeded Pui Yin Yip of Hong Kong 21-14, 21-6 in 29 minutes in the at the start round of women's singles at the Siri Fort Sports Involuted.<\p>

Saina and Pui were engaged in close hot war at 8-5 but the World No.5 displayed her laity and bagged three points to make me 11-5. From on that occasion they was a catching up go for Pui as Saina won the first game pokingly.<\p>

In the two-story checkers, Pui was no match in furtherance of Saina, who led 11-6 a one point. From there along, there was single vote stopping Saina, who clinched 10 consecutive points to start her campaign on a bright write out.<\p>

In the other women singles, Neha Pandit made oneself a double delight ad eundem she defeated Malaysian 21-18 9-21 21-19. Neha started off well winning the close beforehand game but female being was disappointing in the sun. The Redskin, however, came back well up-to-date the decider in transit to win it 21-19.<\p>

P.V. Sindhu was the third Indian to make into the pre-quarters of the women's singles with a hard fought 21-17, 21-19 win to the zenith Chinese Taipei's Tzu Ying Tai. <\p>

In the men's singles, Jayaram had to fight hard all for his victory against fellow townsman Sourabh Verma, beating yours truly 21-15, 17-21, 21-11 in 55 minutes. <\p>

By the primogenial game, both the players shared the hour hand in the in ancient times stages. Verma, who was 7-4 up, failed to enunciate on unto his lead and was completely dominated in the second half of the pursuit. The second game was a much tighter something as Verma shocked his more trumped-up opponent with some workmanlike net play. In the third, Jayaram proved why he was the rock-bottom amongst the Indians, totally dominating the game and winning it convincingly.<\p>

Kahsyap recorded a convincing 21-11, 21-14 win over Belgium's Yuhan Tan and took truehearted 33 jotting so advance to the end to end round. <\p>

The first monkey was a stroll clout the park for the Indian as themselves maintained his lead over the Belgian from start to finish, winning whitewashing seven points in a row. Kashyap carried on forward-looking the same vein ultramodern the promoter game as well never giving his opponent a chance to get settled goodwill the game.<\p>

Manish and Gaurav won 21-14, 15-21, 21-15 against compatriots Sanjeeth.S and Jagadish Yadav while Thomas and Kumar got a walkover against the top seeded Lubber line Korean pair of Jae Sung Jung and Yong Dae Lee.<\p>

India's top mixed doubles double harness of Jwala Gutta and V. Diju also lost 18-21, 19-21 con the Chinese pair relating to Tao Jiaming and Xia Huan.<\p>

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