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Guwahati to Host 2028 India Open at BAI Centre
The India Open badminton tournament is coming to Guwahati in 2028.
Himanta Biswa Sarma helped make this happen.
The matches will be played at the BAI National Centre of Excellence.
This centre has modern courts for badminton.
It also has facilities designed to help athletes perform well.
Guwahati hosted the 2025 BWF World Junior Championships.
Assam hopes two local stars can take part in the 2028 tournament.
Himanta Biswa Sarma helped bring the 2028 India Open to Guwahati.
The tournament will be held at the BAI National Centre of Excellence.
The Guwahati facility has modern courts and high-performance infrastructure.
The 2025 BWF World Junior Championships were held at the same centre.
Assam is aiming to feature two home stars at the event.
- Who
- Himanta Biswa Sarma helped bring the India Open to Guwahati; Assam is seeking two home stars.
- What
- Guwahati will host the 2028 India Open at the BAI National Centre of Excellence.
- Where
- Guwahati, Assam, at the BAI National Centre of Excellence.
- When
- The India Open is scheduled for 2028; the same venue hosted the 2025 BWF World Junior Championships.
- Why
- The venue has modern courts and high-performance infrastructure, and Sarma helped bring the tournament there.
Key facts
- Event
- 2028 India Open
- Host city
- Guwahati, Assam
- Venue
- BAI National Centre of Excellence
- Venue features
- Modern courts and high-performance infrastructure
- Previous major event
- 2025 BWF World Junior Championships
- Local representation
- Assam is aiming for two home stars
Sources
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