HS Prannoy Marriage – Prannoy JUST MARRIED: Champion Indian Badminton player HS Prannoy got married to his long-time partner Swetha Rachel Thomas on Wednesday. The ceremony took place in Trivandrum. Thomas is a fashion content creator professional who born in Kuwait and has been working in Bangalore for the last few years: Follow Indian Badminton News LIVE Updates with InsideSport.IN
Prannoy posted pictures of the wedding on his Twitter handle and wrote, “D Day #justmarried”.
D Day 💍 ♥️
— PRANNOY HS (@PRANNOYHSPRI) September 14, 2022
Photography – Lightsoncreations#justmarried pic.twitter.com/nOK2Q2YumE
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Earlier last week Prannoy had shared beautiful pictures from the PRE-WEDDING Shoot. The PRE-WEDDING shoot was conducted at Niraamaya Wellness Retreat. Prannoy shared the news on his social handles with the caption, “All that you are is all that I will ever need”.
HS Prannoy:
All that you are is all that I will ever need ♥️ #3daystogo pic.twitter.com/SegXJdv5ES
— PRANNOY HS (@PRANNOYHSPRI) September 10, 2022
On Tuesday, Prannoy had climbed two places to reach the world number 16 in the latest BWF World Ranking. Prannoy, who reached back-to-back quarterfinals at the World Championships and Japan Open Super 750, now has 64,330 points after participating in 33 tournaments.
The 30-year-old Indian had recently become the top player in men’s singles in the ‘Race to Guangzhou’, which decides the qualifiers for the season-ending BWF World Tour Final.
In the rankings updated on September 6, Prannoy emerged as the number one shuttler in tour rankings.
The 2022 BWF World Tour started on January 11 and will end on December 18. It is the fifth season of the BWF Badminton World Tour. The tour consists of 22 tournaments which will lead to the final of the tour in December.
These 22 tournaments are divided into five levels, Level 1 is the World Tour finals, followed by Level 2 called Super 1000, Level 3 called Super 750, Level 4 called Super 500, and Level 5 called Super 300. Different prize money and ranking points are offered at each of these tournaments.
Prannoy started 2022 with a quarterfinal finish in the India Open in January. Then in the same month, he earned another quarterfinal in the Syed Modi International 2022.
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In March 2022, Prannoy earned a quarterfinal finish in the German Open 2022. In the same month at the 2022 All England Open, he could not progress beyond the first round. In the Swiss Open 2022 held the same month, he was the runner-up, losing to Leonardus Jonatan Christie of Indonesia in the final.
During the Korea Open 2022 in early-April, he was eliminated in the first round. In the 2022 Thailand Open held in May, he could not perform well and lost in the first round itself.
In June in the 2022 Indonesia Open, Prannoy earned a semifinal finish. In the same month, he lost in the quarterfinals at the 2022 Malaysia Open.
In July in the Malaysia Masters 2022, the shuttler finished the tournament after losing in the semifinal. In the same month during Singapore Open, Prannoy earned a quarterfinal finish.
In August during the 2022 Japan Open, he lost in the quarterfinals.
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