Badminton Asia Championships: Full list of Indian medallists after Ayush Shetty’s silver in 2026 edition Ayush Shetty lost to World No. 2 Shi Yuqi of China in the Badminton Asia Championships final in Ningbo on Sunday.
The 20-year-old Indian conceded the match 8-21, 10-21 in 42 minutes, settling for a silver.
Ayush, who stunned three Top 10 players on his way to the final, is the seventh Indian to win a men’s singles medal at the continental event.
Here’s the full list of Indian medallists at Badminton Asia Championships:
1965 – Dinesh Khanna – Men’s Singles – Gold
1965 – Suresh Goel – Men’s Singles – Bronze
1965 – Sarojini Apte – Women’s Singles – Bronze
1965 – Meena Shah – Women’s Singles – Bronze
1965 – Owen Roncon & Sarojini Apte – Mixed Doubles – Bronze
1965 – A. I. Sheikh & Achala Karnik – Mixed Doubles – Bronze
1969 – Dinesh Khanna – Men’s Singles – Bronze
1976 – Prakash Padukone – Men’s Singles – Bronze
2000 – Pullela Gopichand – Men’s Singles – Bronze
2007 – Anup Sridhar – Men’s Singles – Bronze
2010 – Saina Nehwal – Women’s Singles – Bronze
2014 – P. V. Sindhu – Women’s Singles – Bronze
2014 – Jwala Gutta & Ashwini Ponnappa – Women’s Doubles – Bronze
2016 – Saina Nehwal – Women’s Singles – Bronze
2018 – H. S. Prannoy – Men’s Singles – Bronze
2018 – Saina Nehwal – Women’s Singles – Bronze
2022 – P. V. Sindhu – Women’s Singles – Bronze
2023 – Satwiksairaj Rankireddy & Chirag Shetty – Men’s Doubles – Gold
2026 – Ayush Shetty – Men’s Singles – Silver
Published on Apr 12, 2026
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Ayush Shetty lost to World No. 2 Shi Yuqi of China in the Badminton Asia Championships final in Ningbo on Sunday.
The 20-year-old Indian conceded the match 8-21, 10-21 in 42 minutes, settling for a silver.
Ayush, who stunned three Top 10 players on his way to the final, is the seventh Indian to win a men’s singles medal at the continental event.
Here’s the full list of Indian medallists at Badminton Asia Championships:
1965 – Dinesh Khanna – Men’s Singles – Gold
1965 – Suresh Goel – Men’s Singles – Bronze
1965 – Sarojini Apte – Women’s Singles – Bronze
1965 – Meena Shah – Women’s Singles – Bronze
1965 – Owen Roncon & Sarojini Apte – Mixed Doubles – Bronze
1965 – A. I. Sheikh & Achala Karnik – Mixed Doubles – Bronze
1969 – Dinesh Khanna – Men’s Singles – Bronze
1976 – Prakash Padukone – Men’s Singles – Bronze
2000 – Pullela Gopichand – Men’s Singles – Bronze
2007 – Anup Sridhar – Men’s Singles – Bronze
2010 – Saina Nehwal – Women’s Singles – Bronze
2014 – P. V. Sindhu – Women’s Singles – Bronze
2014 – Jwala Gutta & Ashwini Ponnappa – Women’s Doubles – Bronze
2016 – Saina Nehwal – Women’s Singles – Bronze
2018 – H. S. Prannoy – Men’s Singles – Bronze
2018 – Saina Nehwal – Women’s Singles – Bronze
2022 – P. V. Sindhu – Women’s Singles – Bronze
2023 – Satwiksairaj Rankireddy & Chirag Shetty – Men’s Doubles – Gold
2026 – Ayush Shetty – Men’s Singles – Silver
Published on Apr 12, 2026
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