Indonesia Masters 2025 set; Sindhu, Sen, Jun Hao ready to play
The Indonesia Masters 2025 badminton tournament is set, with PV Sindhu and Lakshya Sen leading the Indian contingent.
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INDONESIA MASTERS 2025 SET IN JAKARTA; SINDHU, SEN LEAD INDIA CONTINGENT
The Indonesia Masters 2025 is set to unfold in Jakarta on Tuesday, with Sindhu and Sen leading India’s contingent.
Furthermore, India’s women’s singles world No.16 hopes to have a longer run in Jakarta after falling short in both the Malaysia Open and India Open.
Moreover, Sindhu will open her campaign against Vietnam’s world No.32 Nguyen Thuy Linh.
India will have four entries in women’s singles play.
Aside from Sindhu, Aakarshi Kashyap, Anupama Upadhayaya, and Rakshitha Ramraj are entered in the draw.
SEN, KIRAN GEORGE, AND RAJAWAT BANNER INDIA’S MEN’S SINGLES ENTRIES
Moreover, Sen will be joined by two other Indian shuttlers in the men’s singles draw.
Furthermore, the world No.12 hopes to improve his performance from the Malaysia and India Open tournaments, where he was ousted in the first round.
Sen is scheduled to face Takuma Obayashi of Japan in the opening round.
Kiran George and Priyanshu Rajawat will join George in the men’s singles tournament.
Meanwhile, Chirag Shetty and Satwiksairaj Rankireddy will be India’s sole representative in men’s doubles play.
JUN HAO HEADLINES MALAYSIA’S CHARGE IN JAKARTA; COACH OPTIMISTIC OF WORLD NO.28’S CHANCES
Furthermore, Leong Jun Hao headlines Malaysia’s charge in Jakarta, as he hopes go on a deeper run.
Moreover, the world No.28 seeks an impressive headstart when he takes on China’s world No.21 Weng Hong Yang.
Jun Hao hopes to avenge his second-round loss to Hong Yang in the recent India Open.
Malaysia’s singles coach Kenneth Jonassen is optimistic Jun Hao can get past his Chinese opponent in the opening round.
“Jun Hao has the ability to challenge Hong Yang all the way but against a top player like him you must keep the initiative and keep pushing,” Jonassen said.
“Jun Hao must trust his abilities to make a difference on court. However, it will be very tough,” he added.
