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Srikanth Kidambi Rallies Past Priyanshu Rajawat in Thrilling All-Indian Clash at Canada Open

Sohini Mukherjee by Sohini Mukherjee
July 3, 2025
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Srikanth Kidambi Rallies Past Priyanshu Rajawat in Thrilling All-Indian Clash at Canada Open

In a captivating display of grit and experience, former world no. 1 Srikanth Kidambi overcame a stiff challenge from rising star Priyanshu Rajawat to advance at the Canada Open badminton tournament. The much-anticipated encounter between the seasoned campaigner and the ambitious youngster showcased the contrasting arcs of their careers, and ultimately, it was Srikanth’s composure under pressure that proved decisive.The match, which many dubbed a “clash of generations,” began with Rajawat seizing the initiative. The 22-year-old, known for his energetic retrieving and fearless attacking, capitalized on Srikanth’s early errors to claim the opening game. His crisp smashes and deft net play kept Srikanth guessing, and for a moment, it looked like an upset was in the making.But Srikanth, a former Canada Open champion and one of India’s most accomplished shuttlers, gradually found his rhythm. Digging into his wealth of experience, he tightened his defense and began to dictate the rallies. The second game saw a marked shift in momentum as Srikanth upped the tempo, forcing Rajawat into longer exchanges and drawing errors from the younger player.With the match levelled, the deciding game turned into a test of nerve. Rajawat produced flashes of brilliance, pushing Srikanth deep into the corners, but the veteran’s precise placement and well-timed drops broke his opponent’s rhythm at crucial junctures. As the contest neared its climax, Srikanth’s calmness shone through. He sealed victory with a flurry of winners, closing out the match to underline why he remains a formidable force on the circuit.Speaking after the match, Srikanth praised Rajawat’s performance. “He’s an exceptional talent and has a great future. Today, it was about staying patient and waiting for my opportunities,” he said. Rajawat, while disappointed, expressed confidence that he would learn from the encounter. “Playing against someone like Srikanth bhaiya teaches you a lot about handling big moments,” he reflected.The win is a timely boost for Srikanth, who has been striving to regain consistency after an injury-interrupted phase. For Rajawat, the match was another valuable experience on his journey to establish himself among the elite.The Canada Open continues to provide Indian fans with exciting narratives, and this enthralling contest between two generations was a reminder of the depth of talent in the country’s badminton ranks.

 

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