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This 18-year-old came to BWF Worlds with a Friday return ticket. Then he beat Lakshya

Garret Tan arrived in Delhi as an 18-year-old American ranked 92nd in the world, with little more than a first World Championships experience in mind. He left Lakshya Sen stunned, his return ticket and plans back home suddenly up in the air.

'Speechless' Garret Tan silences Lakshya Sen and Delhi crowd at BWF World Championships

American teenager Garret Tan stunned Lakshya Sen, the 14th seed and the 2021 World Championships bronze medallist, in a thrilling three-set match at the Delhi World Championships. Overcoming crowd pressure, a head injury and Sen’s aggressive play, Tan triumphed 19-21, 21-19, 21-17, marking the biggest win of his career.

Lakshya Sen Stunned by World No. 92 Garret Tan, Crashes out of BWF World Championships

Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. Lakshya Sen suffered a stunning exit from the BWF World Championships 2026 after going down 19-21, 21-19, 21-17 to USA's 18-year-old world No. 92 Garret Tan in a fiercely contested second-round match here on Wednesday. Sports News | Lakshya Sen Stunned by World No. 92 Garret Tan, Crashes out of BWF World Championships.

Lakshya Sen stunned by world No. 92 Garret Tan, crashes out of BWF World Championships - The Tribune

Lakshya Sen suffered a stunning exit from the BWF World Championships 2026 after going down 19-21, 21-19, 21-17 to USA's 18-year-old world No. 92 Garret Tan in a fiercely contested second-round match here on Wednesday.

Lakshya Sen suffers shocking defeat to 18-year-old, knocked out of BWF World Championship

Lakshya Sen crashed out of the BWF World Championships after 18-year-old American Garrett Tan stunned him in the Round of 32 in New Delhi. Tan won 19-21, 21-19, 21-17 after Lakshya's late fightback fell short. Unnati Hooda is eliminated as well after suffering a defeat to Canada's Michelle Li.

Badminton World Championships: World No. 92 stuns home favourite Lakshya Sen

Tan, who is a former junior World number 1 and bronze medallist at the All England Junior Championships, won the 73 minute thriller 19-21, 21-19, 21-17.