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Taipei Open Win
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Indian teenager Tanvi Sharma won her maiden BWF Super 300 title at the Taipei Open, defeating Vietnam's Thuy Linh Nguyen in the final. She entered the final by beating Huang Yu-Hsun. Her victory marked the first time an Indian won the event in 18 years, earning praise from PV Sindhu.
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PV Sindhu praises Tanvi Sharma
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Tanvi Sharma wins maiden BWF Super 300 title
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Tanvi Sharma reaches Taipei Open final
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Full story →PV Sindhu lauds 17-year-old Tanvi Sharma on maiden BWF World Tour title
PV Sindhu praised 17-year-old Tanvi Sharma after her maiden BWF World Tour title at the Taipei Open.
Sindhu hailed Tanvi's talent and attacking game.
Sindhu predicted a bright future for Tanvi and Indian badminton.
Earlier · 23h ago
Full story →Tanvi Sharma reaches Taipei Open 2026 final
Tanvi Sharma reached the Taipei Open 2026 badminton final on 1 August, beating 5th-seeded Huang Yu-Hsun in straight games (21-17, 21-11) in 33 minutes at Taipei Arena.
Sharma, unseeded and ranked 34th, will face Vietnam's Nguyen Thuy Linh in the championship match on 2 August.
This is her second BWF Super 300 final; she was runner-up at last year's US Open and has lost two Super 100 finals, so she aims for her first title.
Sharma, 17, from Hoshiarpur, Punjab, was World Junior No. 1 and trained at Pullela Gopichand Academy for six years; she's currently coached by Park Tae-sang.
She has upset former World Champion Nozomi Okuhara and beat World No. 23 Nguyen Thuy Linh at the US Open.