Lucknow is set to witness a spectacular week of world-class badminton as the Syed Modi India International Super 300 returns with a powerful field of national and international stars. Hosted at the Babu Banarasi Das Indoor Stadium, the tournament promises intense contests, rising talent, and high-voltage drama across all five categories.
India enters the event with a strong lineup, headlined by former champions and experienced campaigners. Kidambi Srikanth, who has enjoyed memorable runs at this event, is aiming to regain his winning touch. HS Prannoy, one of India’s most consistent singles players in recent seasons, is also expected to make a deep run as he looks to rebuild momentum.
In the women’s singles draw, India’s young brigade — including Unnati Hooda, Tanvi Sharma, and Anmol Kharb — will look to make their mark against seasoned international opponents. The presence of top foreign shuttlers adds further depth, ensuring a competitive field from the opening round.
The defending women’s doubles champions Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand return to protect their crown. Their chemistry, speed, and aggressive style have already made them fan favorites, and the duo is expected to be among India’s strongest medal hopes.
With the event offering significant ranking points and a substantial prize purse, players will be eager to deliver their best on the Lucknow courts. Fans can expect a thrilling series of rallies, nail-biting finishes, and standout performances as both seasoned veterans and hungry youngsters battle for the prestigious Super 300 title.
As the action unfolds through the week, the Syed Modi India International once again stands as a crucial platform for India’s growing badminton talent — a tournament that blends opportunity, excitement, and world-level competition.
