The Indian problem has come to an finish after the defeat of PV Sindhu and HS Prannoy within the Malaysia Open badminton. Sindhu, a two-time Olympic medalist, misplaced to defending champion Tai Tzu Ying of Chinese Taipei within the ladies’s singles quarterfinals on Friday. Whereas within the males’s part, H Prannoy Prannoy additionally crashed out after dropping his match within the quarterfinals.

Seventh seed Sindhu couldn’t preserve her momentum after successful the primary recreation in opposition to Tokyo Olympic silver medalist and second seed Ying and went down 21-13, 15-21, 13-21. After this victory, Ying additional strengthened his dominance on this high participant of India. Sindhu has misplaced to Ying for the sixth consecutive match. The win-loss file of each has additionally been in Ying’s favor by an enormous margin of 16-5. Ying made the transfer to keep away from the title as he reached the semi-finals.

In the boys’s quarterfinals, Prannoy misplaced 18-21, 16-21 to Jonathan Christie. Prannoy gave a tricky battle to Christie within the opening recreation however within the second recreation, he couldn’t hold the momentum going and misplaced in straight units that lasted 44 minutes. With their defeat, the Indian problem on this Super 750 occasion additionally ended.