Archive · 15 Jan 2026

Mixed Reactions to India Open Conditions

Mixed Reactions to India Open Conditions

Some badminton players are unhappy with the conditions at the India Open Super 750 tournament in New Delhi.

They say the venue is very dirty, with bird droppings on the courts, and it's not a good place to play.

One player, Mia Blichfeldt, has asked the Badminton World Federation (BWF) to help make things better before the World Championships, which will also be held here.

The Badminton Association of India (BAI) says the main competition venue is clean and meets international standards, but the concerns are about the training venue.

Other players like Michelle Li and Ratchanok Intanon agree that the conditions are not good and hope the organizers will fix these problems soon.

However, some players like PV Sindhu and Kidambi Srikanth say the facilities are fine and the venue is suitable for the World Championships.

They believe every country has its own challenges and that minor issues are not specific to one host nation.

Sources

theprint.in · 13 Jan 2026

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news18.com · 13 Jan 2026

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rediff.com · 13 Jan 2026

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indianexpress.com · 13 Jan 2026

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timesnownews.com · 13 Jan 2026

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firstpost.com · 14 Jan 2026

Denmark's Mia Blichfeld renews criticism of playing conditions at India Open: 'Still very dirty and really unhealthy' – Firstpost

freepressjournal.in · 14 Jan 2026

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financialexpress.com · 14 Jan 2026

Danish shuttler flags ‘birds shit on courts’ at India Open, BAI says main arena is ‘dirt and pigeon free’

indianexpress.com · 14 Jan 2026

Danish shuttler Anders Antonsen on pulling out of India Open: ‘Don’t think Delhi is a place to host tournament due to extreme pollution’

m.rediff.com · 14 Jan 2026

Delhi pollution forced me to withdraw: World #3 Antonsen

livemint.com · 14 Jan 2026

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theprint.in · 14 Jan 2026

Pollution forced me to pull out of India Open: World No.3 Antonsen

rediff.com · 14 Jan 2026

World No.3 Antonsen pulls out of India Open due to pollution

deccanchronicle.com · 14 Jan 2026

World No.3 Antonsen Withdraws From India Open Due to "Extreme" Air Pollution in Delhi

thequint.com · 14 Jan 2026

Anders Antonsen Withdraws, Says ‘Delhi Not The Place to Host Badminton’

theprint.in · 14 Jan 2026

Haven’t seen anything bad: Srikanth defends India Open playing conditions

thestatesman.com · 14 Jan 2026

Antonsen cites Delhi’s ‘extreme pollution’ as reason behind BWF India Open withdrawal

rediff.com · 14 Jan 2026

Srikanth shares own experiences to defend India Open venue

wionews.com · 14 Jan 2026

India Open 2026: PV Sindhu backs IGI Stadium for BWF World Championships after exit, dismisses 'poor facility' claim

rediff.com · 14 Jan 2026

Sindhu stunned by Linh at India Open

scroll.in · 14 Jan 2026

‘Extreme pollution in Delhi’: Top badminton player pulls out of India Open

indianexpress.com · 14 Jan 2026

After bird-poop complaints, monkey spotted at India Open badminton