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16‑Year‑Old Tanvi Sharma Becomes Youngest Indian Ever to Reach BWF World Tour Final with Silver at 2025 US Open Super 300 - The Logical Indian
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16‑Year‑Old Tanvi Sharma Becomes Youngest Indian Ever to Reach BWF World Tour Final with Silver at 2025 US Open Super 300 - The Logical Indian
Tanvi Sharma, a 16-year-old shuttler from Hoshiarpur, Punjab, has made history as the youngest Indian ever to reach a BWF World Tour final, securing a silver medal at the prestigious US Open 2025 Super 300 tournament in Iowa. Her remarkable journey saw her defeat several higher-ranked international opponents before narrowly losing to top-seeded American Beiwen Zhang in a thrilling three-game final. Tanvi’s success has drawn praise from all quar…
US Open Breakthroughs: Ayush Shetty And Tanvi Sharma Lead India’s Charge
From Dusty Backyards to BWF Glory: Ayush Shetty and Tanvi Sharma Embody the New DNA of Indian Badminton In the parched backyard of a farmer’s home in Sanoor, near Karkala in Karnataka, a quiet revolution began. A wiry eight-year-old Ayush Shetty, racquet in hand and dreams in his eyes, was coached by his father Ram...
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