Sports · Other Sports · 1 hr ago
An Se-young to face Polina Buhrova in Denmark Open opener
South Korea’s An Se-young begins her Denmark Open campaign on October 13 at the BWF Super 750 tournament.
The world No.
1 will face Ukraine’s Polina Buhrova in the Round of 32.
An was originally drawn to play Indian shuttler P. V. Sindhu, but a late draw change shifted her opponent to Buhrova.
The match is scheduled to begin at about 7:50 p.m.
India time, or 4:20 p.m.
local time.
BWF TV’s YouTube channel will stream the tournament live.
An comes to the event after beating Japan’s Akane Yamaguchi to win gold at the 2026 Asian Games.
World No. 1 An Se-young is set to face Ukraine’s Polina Buhrova in her opening match at the 2026 Denmark Open.
The Round of 32 match is scheduled for October 13.
The match is expected to begin at around 7:50pm IST, or 4:20pm local time.
A last-minute draw change replaced An’s scheduled opponent, P. V. Sindhu, with Buhrova.
The Denmark Open will be streamed live on the BWF TV YouTube channel.
- Who
- South Korea’s An Se-young and Ukraine’s Polina Buhrova.
- What
- They are scheduled to meet in the Round of 32 at the Denmark Open.
- When
- October 13, 2026, at around 7:50pm IST (4:20pm local time).
- Where
- The Denmark Open. A more specific venue is not stated.
- Why
- They were drawn to meet after a last-minute change to the draw.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
An was initially scheduled to play P. V. Sindhu, but a last-minute draw change set up a match against Polina Buhrova.
An and Buhrova were scheduled to meet in the Denmark Open Round of 32.
- Players
- An Se-young and Polina Buhrova
- Tournament
- Denmark Open 2026, a BWF Super 750 event
- Match round
- Round of 32
- Match time
- Around 7:50pm IST (4:20pm local time)
- Live stream
- BWF TV YouTube channel
Sources
Related news
Mikey Lewis left out of England’s World Cup opener against Tonga
Lakshya Sen loses to Chou Tien Chen in Denmark Open first round
Jakob Schubert completes the first repeat of a 9c climbing route
Final Demand disqualified after positive test; Mullins fined
India recall Krishan Pathak for Asian Champions Trophy squad
Matt Richardson withdrawn from Great Britain’s track cycling squad
Niemann and Ancer reportedly set to leave LIV Golf in 2027
Pogačar’s absence brought more open racing, says cyclist Luke Tuckwell
Paul Rowley appointed Castleford Tigers head coach on three-year deal
Ka Ying Rising draws gate 11 for the $20 million Everest
Brisbane 2032 Olympics CEO Cindy Hook to leave when contract ends
