World No. 11 Liang Wei Keng and Wang Chang came out as the winners in men's doubles after seeing off star Malaysian third seeds Aaron Chia and Soh Wooi Yik
The tournament, now in its sixth decade and co-sanctioned by European and Asian Tours, was to be held here from October 28-31.
The Ladies European Tour (LET) and Women's Golf Association of India (WGAI) said "keeping the health and safety as top priority" such a decision became necessary.
The tournament, co-sanctioned by the European and Asian Tours, was scheduled from March 19-22, but was postponed due to COVID-19.
BWF has made major revamp to the badminton schedule for the rest of the year, with Indian Open taking place in December.
Barring the ongoing All England Championships, all badminton events have suspended until April 12.
The Indian Open is scheduled to begin on March 24 and will host top shuttlers from across the world.
PV Sindhu will open her campaign against Cheung Ngan Yi while Saina Nehwal will face Pai Yu Po in the first round of Indian Open. PV Sindhu will open her campaign against Cheung Ngan Yi while Saina Nehwal will face Pai Yu Po in the first round of Indian Open.
A host of star international shuttlers, including women's world no.1 Chen Yufei will be taking part in the Indian Open, which begins on March 24.
Mary Kom was reacting to former world junior champion Nikhat Zareen's comments in the media that she was excited to take on her 'idol' and she would "put up a strong fight by using her brain".
The celebrated Indian boxer defeated Nepal's Mala Rai to enter the semifinals of Indian Open.
PV Sindhu and Kidambi Srikanth will be expected to keep India's hopes afloat in the USD 350,000 India Open starting Tuesday.
Last week, Saina, who had reached the quarter-finals of the All England Championship, had broken the news that she was advised to get admitted to get treated for her illness.
All the matches will be played at the K.D Jadhav Indoor Hall located within the IGI stadium.
Also advancing but with a hard-fought win was L Sarita Devi (60kg) as home favourites enjoyed another stellar day and looked good to walk away with most of the medals.
Saina Nehwal and P.V. Sindhu sailed into the quarter-finals of the India Open World Superseries badminton championships, while men's singles shuttler Sameer Verma continued his rise even as Kidambi Srikanth exited the competition here on
While World No. 9 Saina is a past winner here in 2015, World No.5 PV Sindhu will be aiming for her maiden India Open Superseries title.
Mumbai: Aditya Mehta went down 2-4 to third seed Ricky Walden of England in the second round to make his exit from the 300,000 pound sterling Indian Open World Ranking Snooker Championship here.The 29-year-old Indian
Mumbai: Aditya Mehta kept the home country's hopes alive in the Indian Open World Ranking Snooker Tournament here Wednesday as he scored his first-ever victory over higher ranked Mark King of England 4-3 to enter
Mumbai: Aditya Mehta would lead the host nation's challenge in the second Indian Open Snooker Championship, starting Tuesday, as four top-10 players in the world, including defending champion Ding Junhui of China, will vie for
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