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Arjun Rehani and Aashi Rawat delivered standout exhibitions to guarantee the people's singles titles separately at the Delhi State Badminton Championship 토토사이트 검증

While favorite Arjun beat 6th seed Vaibhav Jadhav 22-20, 21-9, unseeded Aashi shocked third seed Likhita Shrivastava 21-15, 21-7 in the highest point conflicts at the KD Jadhav Warm Up Hall of Indira Gandhi Stadium on Sunday.

Arv Nagpal completed third in men's singles after Shaurya Singh gave a walkover, while second seed Deepsikha Singh saw off favorite Stuti Agarwal 21-9, 21-16 to close down at the third spot in the competition.

In men's pairs, Kaustabh Rawat and Swarnaraj Bora arose as champions, while the ladies' copies title was lifted by Kavya Gupta and Khushi Gupta.

It was a twofold joy for Kavya as she likewise brought home the blended pairs championship collaborating Rohan Kapoor in the drawn out competition.

In junior and sub-junior classifications, Abhinav Manglam got the young men's U-19 title, beating Kush Vats 21-17, 21-19, while the third-place went to Sataksh Singh.

In ladies' U-19, Ishita Singh beat Tiya Dabas 21-14, 21-14 in the last to come out on top for the championship, while Isobel Kuriyan snatched the third-place, beating Stuti Agarwal 21-12, 21-12.

The competition additionally had rivalry in less than 13, U-15 and U-17 in all singles and duplicates occasions.

Post COVID-19, this was the fourth round of competitions that the Delhi Capital Badminton Association (DCBA) has directed, with the award cash consistently developing from Rs 5 lakh to Rs 10 lakh.

The occasion saw cooperation of more than 1500 players.

"These titles give the open door to players to grasp the nuts and bolts of badminton, get chance of rivalry, experience and furthermore chance of triumph," DBCA president Ameeta Sinh said in a delivery.

"This will ultimately lead them to win shrubs for The State and The Country in future. Champions can't be delivered in a day, it's a ceaseless cycle which must be created by giving them opportunity consistently and at all levels."