China masters super
Australian Open: Satwik-Chirag Move To Second Round, Treesa-Gayatri Bow Out
The Indian duo outclassed Chinese Taipei’s Chang Ko-chi and Po Li-Wei 25-23, 21-16 in 48 minutes to set up a round of 16 clash with Su Ching Heng and Wu Guan Xun, another pair from Chinese Taipei.
World No. 3 pair Rankireddy and Shetty, coming off consecutive finals at the Hong Kong Super 500 and China Masters Super 750, recovered from an early 2–6 deficit against Taiwan’s Ko-Chi and Li-Wei in the first-ever meet between the opponents. The Taiwanese maintained a slight lead until 16–14, but Satwik and Chirag rallied to 19–17. The opener became a tight contest, with both pairs exchanging game points. A sharp net shot earned the Indians a chance to close the game, but the Taiwanese saved it with a strong smash. After several tense points — including errors on both sides — the Indians finally secured the game when their opponents hit the net.
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- 31 Mar 2026 02:55
