Mansi Singh of India staged a remarkable comeback to defeat Kim Joo Eun of South Korea in the Korea Masters 2026, securing a crucial victory for the Indian team. The match, which took place during the women's singles competition, saw Singh recover from a game down to clinch the third and final game with a score of 21-9. This win marked a strong showing for India in the tournament, which has seen several standout performances from its athletes.
The match was part of the VICTOR Korea Masters 2026, a prestigious event in the badminton calendar. Singh's victory was particularly significant as it demonstrated her resilience and tactical adaptability under pressure. Her ability to turn the tide in the third game highlighted her determination and skill on the court.
Another notable performance came from Rakshitha Ramraj, who also secured a win against Korea's Yoo A Yeon. Ramraj came from behind in the first game to take the match, showcasing the depth of talent within India's women's team. These results underscored India's competitive presence in the Korea Masters, with multiple players contributing to the team's overall success.
