In the all-Indian quarterfinal duel between Srikanth and B Sai Praneeth, it was the former who came out on top with a fighting 25-23 21-17 win over his countryman.
Srikanth, who had edged out world no.1 Son Wan Ho en route his title triumph at the Indonesia Open last week, will face fourth seed Yuqi Shi of China in the last four round.
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Sindhu squandered a game's advantage to go down 21-10 20 -22 16-21 in a thrilling women's singles quarterfinal contest that lasted exactly an hour.
Defending champion and London Olympics bronze medallist Saina Nehwal will play sixth seeded Sun Yu of China in another women's singles quarterfinal match later in the day.
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