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Wednesday, October 14, 2026

Denmark Open 2026: Ayush Shetty exits in first round after loss to Farhan

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FILE PHOTO: Before the Denmark Open, Ayush was part of the bronze medal-winning Indian men’s team at the Asian Games in Japan.

FILE PHOTO: Before the Denmark Open, Ayush was part of the bronze medal-winning Indian men’s team at the Asian Games in Japan. | Photo Credit: REUTERS

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FILE PHOTO: Before the Denmark Open, Ayush was part of the bronze medal-winning Indian men’s team at the Asian Games in Japan. | Photo Credit: REUTERS

Indian shuttler Ayush Shetty was knocked out of the Denmark Open 2026 in the first round by Indonesia’s Alwi Farhan on Wednesday.

In a three-game Round of 32 match that lasted more than an hour, the 2023 junior world champion from Indonesia prevailed 21-13, 11-21, 21-10.

With the 21-year-old Shetty’s exit, only Kidambi Srikanth remains in contention in the men’s singles event for India.

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