admin The SYED MODI India International 2025 is set to unfold in Lucknow, India, from November 25 to 30, marking a key BWF World Tour Super 300 stop with a $240,000 prize pool . As one of India’s flagship badminton tournaments, it draws global fans eager to catch the action, and broadcast access is tailored for both local and international audiences. Indian viewers can rely on Sony Sports Network— a staple for BWF events in the region— which typically airs live coverage across its sports channels. For fans worldwide, the BWF’s official platforms remain essential: BWF TV’s YouTube channel streams matches globally, while the BWF World Tour website offers real-time scores and post-match highlights. This late-November tournament carries extra weight as it falls just weeks before the HSBC BWF World Tour Finals in Hangzhou , making it a critical opportunity for players to secure final ranking points.
The tournament follows the standard BWF Super 300 format, kicking off with qualification rounds on November 25 to trim the field for the main draw, which runs from November 26 to 29 across men’s singles, women’s singles, and all three doubles categories . The finals on November 30 will crown champions in each division, with home fans particularly focused on India’s star shuttlers. Past editions have featured standout Indian talents— including men’s singles ace Lakshya Sen and two-time tournament winner PV Sindhu in women’s singles — and 2025 is expected to see their return alongside other top contenders. Doubles fans can anticipate thrilling matchups too: India’s Treesa Jolly & Gayatri Gopi Chand, who have shone in previous domestic tournaments, are likely to compete, while international stars like Thailand’s Dechapol Puavaranukroh & Sapsiree Taerattanachai (mixed doubles) may also join the fray . With Lucknow’s passionate crowd and a lineup stacked with rising talents and seasoned pros, the 2025 SYED MODI India International promises six days of gripping badminton action.