Swiss Open Badminton Highlights: Kidambi Srikanth enters semifinals, beats World No.3 Anders Antonsen in thriller

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Swiss Open Badminton LIVE: Kidambi Srikanth ready to clash World No.2, Anders Antonsen, for semifinals- Follow Srikanth vs Antonsen LIVESwiss Open Badminton LIVE: Srikanth vs Antonsen Former World No.1 Kidambi Srikanth beaten World No.3, Anders Antonsen, to enter the semifinals of Swiss Open. The former champion won the match 21-19, 19-21, 22-20 to cruise into the last 4 in pursuit of his second trophy. Srikanth is currently on a trophy drought since a plethora […]

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