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16-Year-Old Tanvi Sharma Tops Junior Rankings After US Open Super 300 Final

She trains at the National Centre of Excellence in Guwahati, preparing for the Asian Junior Championships before targeting the World Junior Championships

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Photo: IANS

Overview

  • Sharma claimed the world junior No. 1 singles ranking on July 1 after winning four matches against higher-ranked opponents at the US Open Super 300
  • She became the youngest Indian to reach a BWF World Tour final but was edged out by top seed Beiwen Zhang with a scoreline of 21-11, 16-21, 21-10
  • She trains under the Badminton Association of India’s program at the NCOE in Guwahati, following a regimen of seven to eight hours of daily on-court practice
  • While completing her 10th-grade board exams this season, she balances intensive training with two hours of study each night
  • Her upcoming goals include the Asian Junior Championships and the World Junior Championships before advancing to the senior BWF World Tour circuit