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BWF World Tour Finals: HS Prannoy loses to Lu Guang Zu
•HS Prannoy who had lost to the same opponent in his only meeting at French Open this year, put up a brave effort but couldn't go the distance, losing 21-23 21-17 19-21 in a gruelling 84-minute contest.
BWF World Tour Finals: HS Prannoy loses to Kodai Naraoka in opening group game
•HS Prannoy lost 11-21 21-9 17-21 to Naraoka in an hour-long contest.
BWF World Tour Finals 2022 relocated from Guangzhou to Bangkok due to COVID-19
•The tournament, which was slated to start on December 14, was preponed due to stadium availability issues.
PV Sindhu pulls out of BWF World Tour Finals
•PV Sindhu had sustained the injury on way to her title-winning run at the Commonwealth Games in August.
China to host first badminton event since pandemic start; BWF World Tour Finals to take place in Guangzhou
•BWF is yet to confirm if the World Tour Finals will take place in a 'bubble'.
BWF World Tour Finals: PV Sindhu claims silver after defeat to South Korea's An Seyoung in final
•The reigning world champion Indian ace had no answer to the in-form world number six Korean, who dictated terms from the word go.
BWF World Tour Finals: Sindhu beats Yamaguchi in thriller to enter final; Axelsen knocks Sen out in semis
•It will be Sindhu's third final appearance in the season-ending tournament. She had won the title in 2018 to become the only Indian to achieve the feat.
Tai Tzu Ying, Viktor Axelsen named BWF Female and Male players of the year
•It was the first season-ending award in this category for both Axelsen and Tai Tzu Ying — the All England champions of 2020
BWF World Tour Finals: Already qualified for semis, PV Sindhu loses final group match, Srikanth bows out
•Sindhu, a two-time Olympic medallist, couldn't apply enough pressure on the world No 10 Chochuwong to go down fighting 12-21 21-19 14-21 in a match that lasted an hour and 11 minutes.
BWF World Tour Finals: Kidambi Srikanth loses to Lee Zii Jia, bows out of tournament
•The former world no. 1 Indian was no match for Lee, the reigning All England champion, going down 19-21 14-21 in 37 minutes to end his campaign