Fifteen-year-old badminton talent Jagsher Singh Khangura from Punjab made headlines by securing a place in the U19 main draw of the Yonex Sunrise 31st Smt. Krishna Khaitan Memorial All India Junior Ranking Prize Money Tournament. Playing at the Tau Devi Lal Sports Complex, Khangura clinched a hard-fought 15-11, 12-15, 15-11 victory over Chandigarh’s Krishna Sharma in the fourth qualification round, becoming one of the youngest participants to qualify for the prestigious event.
Hailing from the princely city of Nabha, Khangura was cheered on by his supportive parents, Manpreet Singh and Rashpal Kaur, both teachers, who have left no stone unturned in shaping their son’s badminton career. They have enrolled him in various academies across India to help him improve his game, ensuring that he receives top-tier training. His parents traveled to the tournament venue to witness this important milestone in his young career.
Khangura is no stranger to success, having already claimed a bronze medal at the Asian U15 Championship, and his entry into the U19 main draw marks another significant step in his journey. With the main tournament now underway, Khangura will be looking to build on his momentum and impress on the national stage in the coming week. His dedication, along with the unwavering support of his family, sets the stage for a promising future in Indian badminton.
