Tanvi Sharma Loses to An Se Young in Quarterfinal of the Denmark Open, India’s Run Ends
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Tanvi Sharma loses to An Se Young in Quarterfinal of the Denmark Open, India’s run ends
With An Se-young leading 17-11 in the opening game, Sharma fought hard to close the gap, but An sealed the win with a 21-13 second game and Tanvi exited after two games of tough, tiring rallies
[OSEN=Reporter Han Yong-seop] ‘World’s Strongest’ Ahn Se-young (World No. 1) is cruising toward a second consecutive Denmark Open title. On the 17th (Korean time), in the women’s singles quarterfinals of the 2026 BWF World Tour Denmark Open (Super 750) held at the SJF Bank Arena in Odense, Denmark, Ahn Se-young won the first game 21-15 against India’s teenage prospect Tanvi Sharma (World No. 24).
An Se-young's exciting test in the quarterfinals of the 2026 Denmark Open when rising star India, Tanvi Sharma, comes with a Korean coach.
“Maybe better than me” – An Se Young backs Tanvi Sharma to become a top player in the future - Sports News Portal
South Korean badminton star and world No. 1 An Se Young has backed India’s 17-year-old Tanvi Sharma to become one of the top players in women’s singles in the coming years, despite defeating her in the quarter-finals of the Denmark Open 2026. Tanvi’s impressive campaign at the BWF Super 750 tournament ended on Friday after [...] The post “Maybe better than me” – An Se Young backs Tanvi Sharma to become a top player in the future appeared first o…
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