Indian Para Shuttlers Shine Bright at British & Irish Para Badminton 2025 with 21-Medal Haul

Bhubaneswar : Indian para badminton players showcased exceptional talent and determination at the British & Irish Para Badminton International 2025 held in Cardiff, Wales, returning home with an impressive tally of 21 medals. The Indian contingent secured 3 golds, 5 silvers, and 13 bronzes, demonstrating their growing dominance in the global para badminton arena. Gold medals came from standout performers like Nithya Sre in women’s singles SH6, Thulasimathi Murugesan in women’s singles SU5, and the men’s doubles pair Jagdish and Naveen in SL3-SL4. The event, classified as Level 1 on the BWF circuit, witnessed world-class competition, with notable athletes such as Sukant Kadam and Paralympic medallist Krishna Nagar adding to India’s success with silver and bronze medals.

This stellar performance reflects the strength and depth of India’s para badminton squad, blending seasoned champions and promising newcomers across singles, doubles, and mixed doubles categories. Odisha shuttler Deep Ranjan Bisoyee also contributed a bronze medal in men’s doubles, underlining the extensive talent pool. The remarkable 21-medal haul not only expands India’s legacy in para sports but also builds momentum ahead of key upcoming events like the 2026 Asian Para Games and the 2028 Paralympics. The success in Cardiff highlights India’s commitment to nurturing para athletes who exhibit resilience, skill, and a competitive spirit on the international stage.