Day 1 of the BWF Badminton World Tour Super 300 – Princess Sirivannavari Thailand Masters 2026 kicked off in Bangkok with thrilling action in the qualification rounds and opening matches of the main draw. The tournament, featuring top global talent and emerging stars, will continue through February 1 at the National Stadium.
One of the standout performances came from India’s Ashmita Chaliha, who fought hard to secure a spot in the main draw of the women’s singles event. Her victory ensures she will face seeded players as the tournament progresses, setting the stage for an exciting run.
In women’s doubles, the Thai pair Oranicha Jongsathapornpan and Sukritta Suwachai produced a dramatic comeback in their round-of-32 match. After losing the first game, the duo rallied to win 2–1 against Japan’s Nanako Hara and Riko Kiyose, thrilling the home crowd with their resilience and determination.
Several other qualifiers also advanced to the main draw, emerging victorious in closely contested matches. Players across singles and doubles categories showed skill and competitive spirit, making the opening day an energetic start to the tournament.
The first day’s results set a competitive tone, with athletes from Asia and beyond fighting for not only match wins but also valuable ranking points. Success at the Thailand Masters contributes to both prize earnings and positioning in the global rankings as the badminton season gains momentum.
Attention now turns to Day 2, when the main draw intensifies and seeded players join the fray, promising further drama and standout performances in Bangkok.
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