Search teams, players, leagues Join iBET
Badminton

Tanvi Sharma faces An Se-young in Denmark Open last eight

Tanvi Sharma meets world No. 1 An Se-young in the Denmark Open quarterfinals on Friday. Their first career meeting is expected to start at 8.20pm IST.

Two badminton players prepare for a rally across the net.

AI-generated illustration · Not an actual photo of the events described

Tanvi Sharma will face world No. 1 An Se-young in the Denmark Open women’s singles quarterfinals in Odense on Friday, 16 October. This will be their first career meeting, with the match expected to start at 8.20pm IST.

Sharma reached the last eight with a 21-17, 21-19 win over Germany’s Yvonne Li. An advanced after beating L. Christophersen 21-17, 21-9 and is bidding to win the Denmark Open for a second consecutive time.

A first meeting in Odense

The quarterfinal brings together two players who have not previously met in their careers. For Sharma, the match follows a straight-games victory in which Li kept both games close; for An, it is the next step in her pursuit of another title at the Denmark Open Super 750.

Sharma’s win over Li was decided by four points in the opening game and two in the second. An also took her previous match in straight games, winning the first 21-17 before closing out the second 21-9.

The match is expected to start at 8.20pm IST on Friday in Odense, Denmark.

How to follow the quarterfinal

Fans in India can watch Sharma against An on the BWF’s official YouTube channel, BWF TV. The Denmark Open is not being shown live on any television channel in India, according to the viewing information provided for the match.

What comes next

Friday’s contest will determine which of Sharma and An moves beyond the women’s singles quarterfinals. Sharma is coming off her win over Li, while An enters the meeting with the prospect of defending her Denmark Open title still alive.

Another Denmark Open quarterfinal on Friday features Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand against Pearly Tan and Thinaah Muralitharan. That match is expected at 5pm IST, ahead of the anticipated start of Sharma’s first encounter with An.

Source: Sportstar 羽球. This article was compiled by the iBET.news newsroom from the source report and other public information.

Related news

More Badminton →
A badminton player rests with both feet bandaged beside a court.
Badminton

Yeo Jia Min faces up to six months out after surgery on both feet

Singapore badminton player Yeo Jia Min faces three to six months out after surgery on both feet, with Olympic qualification due to begin in May 2027.

·2 min read
An injured badminton player pauses beside the court during a match.
Badminton

Ayush Shetty out of Hylo Open after Paris injury setback

Ayush Shetty has withdrawn from the 2026 Hylo Open after retiring hurt against Kodai Naraoka in Paris, leaving Lakshya Sen in India's men's singles line-up.

·1 min read
Anonymous badminton players rally during an indoor tournament match in Germany.
Badminton

Lee Zii Jia turns to Hylo Open after family dispute settlement

Lee Zii Jia opens his Hylo Open campaign against Jason Teh in Germany on Tuesday, after reaching an amicable resolution with his family on Oct 20 over a financial and management dispute involving his management firm.

·2 min read
Two anonymous badminton players contest a point during an indoor final.
Badminton

An Se-young beats PV Sindhu to claim French Open title

An Se-young came from a game down to beat PV Sindhu 16-21, 21-11, 21-12 in the French Open final, extending her unbeaten head-to-head record to 11-0.

·2 min read