The Badminton Association of India has refuted claims of poor playing conditions at the India Open 2026, calling it a test event for the upcoming World Championships. BAI's general secretary defended the arrangements, attributing player complaints to individual health issues and politics, while Danish shuttlers cited pollution and unhygienic facilities.
'Wrong to support those who criticise our nation': BAI rejects hygiene concerns
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Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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