India advanced to the quarterfinals after defeating the United Arab Emirates 110-83 during Saturday's Group D match at the Badminton Asia Junior Mixed Team Championships in Indonesia. The victory came one day after India's successful campaign against Sri Lanka on Friday. Hong Kong, China has also won both their matches, securing advancement alongside India to the knockout rounds. The two teams will compete on Sunday to decide which squad tops Group D.
The tournament uses a relay scoring system where teams accumulate points across ten matches until reaching 110 total points. Rujula Ramu started India's charge by beating Mysha Khan 11-5 in girls' singles. Mixed doubles partners C Lalramsanga and Taarini Suri extended the advantage to 22-11. India maintained control despite strong UAE resistance in several contests, holding a 55-41 edge at the midpoint.
US Open finalist Tanvi Sharma expanded the lead to 66-46 with her victory over Madhumita Sundarapandian. Lalramsanga returned with partner Reshika U for the second mixed doubles rubber, defeating Adithya Kiran and Mysha Khan 11-5 to push India ahead 77-51.
The tournament uses a relay scoring system where teams accumulate points across ten matches until reaching 110 total points. Rujula Ramu started India's charge by beating Mysha Khan 11-5 in girls' singles. Mixed doubles partners C Lalramsanga and Taarini Suri extended the advantage to 22-11. India maintained control despite strong UAE resistance in several contests, holding a 55-41 edge at the midpoint.
US Open finalist Tanvi Sharma expanded the lead to 66-46 with her victory over Madhumita Sundarapandian. Lalramsanga returned with partner Reshika U for the second mixed doubles rubber, defeating Adithya Kiran and Mysha Khan 11-5 to push India ahead 77-51.
