On January 16, the first tour of the new BWF, the Super 500 Indian Open, ended the final day competition, five individual champions were born, the host India and Thailand became the biggest winners, each won two championships, Indian men's singles rising star Lakashia defeated Singaporean champion Luo Jianyou in the final, a strong victory. In addition, India's number one men's doubles Ranjireddi/ Sheti defeated top seedEd Indonesia world champion Ashan /Setiawan to win the men's doubles title. Thailand women's singles won the championship and runner-up, Busannan won the championship, the women's doubles was also won by the Thai team, and Singapore's couples won the mixed doubles championship, creating a miracle of non-seeded players winning the championship.
As the first tour of the new season, the total prize money is as high as 400,000 US dollars, and it is a super 500-level event, but due to the impact of the epidemic, most of the major high-level countries and regions have not registered to participate. The host country, India and Southeast Asia, mainly from Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia, became the main contestants. However, before and during the competition, there were frequent outbreaks of positive tests for players, resulting in a large-scale withdrawal. However, in several individual events, there are still many well-known players, including men's singles new world champion Luo Jianyou, women's singles India's sister Sindu and men's doubles Indonesia world champion Ashan /Setiawan and others.
After six days of competition, the most eye-catching on the field is the men's singles, in the final four lineup, Singapore's Luo Jianyou, India's Lakashia and Canada's Chinese player Yang Can, they all have a common identity label, that is, Acelon Dubai training camp members. Although most of the top level players are absent, the training camp members represented by Luo Jianyou can stand out from the crowd of participants, which can only explain one problem, and the effect of the training camp is obvious. Especially in the final final, LaKashya also ended Luo Jianyou's dream of debuting the title of the new season, winning the championship 24-22, 21-17, 2-0.
The host team, India, with the opportunity to participate at home, as many as hundreds of players to participate, but the real strength of the players are mainly the national team's famous players. But a sister Sindu accidentally lost to Thai teenager Subanida in the semifinals, which was a big upset, and finally the women's singles final became a Thai civil war, and Busannan fought hard for three sets to win the final championship. The men's doubles final was the most gold-laden contest, with India's number one combination, Ranki Reddy/Sheti, against the Indonesian world champion duo of Ashan/Setiawan, and finally won the championship 21-16, 26-24, and the Indian combination won the championship at home. The women's doubles title was won by the Amsad sisters of Thailand, who defeated the Russian duo of Anastasia/Morozova 21-13, 21-5. The mixed doubles title was won by Singapore's Xu Yongkai/Chen Weihan, who defeated Malaysia's Tan Tang Kit/Bai Yanwei 21-15, 21-18.