BANSOD Malvika

Rank	Event	Year	Location
World Championships
Last 64	Women's Singles	2022	Tokyo, JPN
BWF World Tour
2	Women's Singles	2022	Lucknow, IND
3	Women's Singles	2022	Cuttack, IND
Quarterfinal	Women's Singles	2022	Saarbrucken, GER
Quarterfinal	Women's Singles	2022	New Delhi, IND
Last 16	Women's Singles	2023	Madrid, ESP
Last 16	Women's Singles	2022	Bangkok, THA
Last 16	Women's Singles	2022	Suncheon, KOR
Last 32	Women's Singles	2023	Sydney, NSW, AUS
Last 32	Women's Singles	2023	Tokyo, JPN
Last 32	Women's Singles	2023	Yeosu, KOR
Last 32	Women's Singles	2023	Bangkok, THA
Last 32	Women's Singles	2023	Kuala Lumpur, MAS
Last 32	Women's Singles	2023	Basel, SUI
Last 32	Women's Singles	2023	Mulheim an der Ruhr, GER
Last 32	Women's Singles	2023	Jakarta, INA
Last 32	Women's Singles	2023	New Delhi, IND
Last 32	Women's Singles	2023	Kuala Lumpur, MAS
Last 32	Women's Singles	2022	Taipei, TPE
Last 32	Women's Singles	2022	Singapore, SIN
Last 32	Women's Singles	2022	Basel, SUI
Last 32	Women's Singles	2022	Mulheim an der Ruhr, GER
Last 32	Women's Singles	2020	Saarbrucken, GER
Asian Championships
Last 32	Women's Singles	2023	Dubai, UAE
Last 32	Women's Singles	2022	Manila, PHI
TotalEnergies BWF Thomas & Uber Cup
Quarterfinal	Women's Team	2020	Aarhus, DEN
TotalEnergies BWF Sudirman Cup
Group Stage	Mixed Team	2021	Vantaa, FIN

Reading. (hindustantimes, 08 Feb 2022)

Computer Science - SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai, IND

English

Maharashtra [India]

Left (olympics, 07 Feb 2022)

She began playing badminton at age eight. (olympics, 07 Feb 2022)

Her mother wanted her to take up a sport as part of a healthy lifestyle. "We chose badminton because my grandfather was both a tennis and a badminton player." She was also inspired by Indian badminton player Saina Nehwal. "When I started out, I used to get overawed by her game, style of play and power." (hindustantimes, 08 Feb 2022; olympics, 07 Feb 2022)

Defeating Indian player Saina Nehwal in the second round of the 2022 India Open in New Delhi. (thelogicalindian, 16 Jan 2022)

Indian badminton player Saina Nehwal. (olympics, 07 Feb 2022)

"I just love challenges. It's a challenge to keep moving forward in the tough competitions that we face in the international circuit. I like to do as good as I can in that." (hindustantimes, 08 Feb 2022)