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PV Sindhu advances into quarter-finals of Asia Championships in China

Sindhu outplayed Japan's Aya Ohori 21-14, 21-15; Compatriot Ajay Jayaram bowed out of the tournament

P V Sindhu's brand set for a leap as she clinches world no 2 title

After her win against Spain's Carolina Marin at the India Open Super Series on April 2, shuttler PV Sindhu has jumped from number 5 to number 2 on the world badminton rankings (women's). Will this mean a similar jump in her brand endorsement portfolio and fees though, experts believe only time will tell. Sindhu, who shot to fame after she became the first Indian badminton player to reach the finals in the Olympics and later became the youngest sportsperson from India to ever take a position (silver) on the Olympic podium. She signed on brand after brand and has around 8 endorsement deals under her belt, the latest being Panasonic Batteries. "For us, positioning her brand started much before the Rio Olympics. However, he continued wins just reinstate her brand promise. It increases the confidence brands will have in her, and since she has age on her side, its just the beginning for her endorsement career," says Ramakrishnan R, co-founder and director, Baseline Ventures, the sports ...

P V Sindhu to face Saina Nehwal in India Open quarterfinals

This will be 2nd time that they will compete at international level after 2014 Syed Modi Grand Prix

PV Sindhu stuns Ayustine, reaches All England Championships quarters

The shuttler beat Ayustine 21-12, 21-4

PV Sindhu wins maiden Syed Modi Grand Prix Gold title

Sindhu defeated Indonesia's Gregoria Mariska 21-13, 21-14