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Absolute #Badminton pleasure from Technopolis Park at the @youtholympics #BuenosAires2018
— Team India (@ioaindia) October 11, 2018
In a nail-biting final Game of the Men's Singles Semi-Finals, Lakshya proves his mettle on the court! Defeats Kodai Naraoka 2-1; will play for Gold!#Bravo @lakshya_sen 👏#IAmTeamIndia 🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/Lhvw4Ul08V
What a bizarre, bizarre game. Lakshya Sen led 11-0 and then 18-8 in the decider and then had to save a match point before winning the third game 24-22. Mad.#YouthOlympics
— Vinayakk (@vinayakkm) October 11, 2018
What a match !!! Unthinkable thriller !! More than drama !!!! After trailing 0-11 on deciding set, Kodai NARAOKA misses a match point !!!! But at the end , Lakshya SEN has won the battle.....Lakshya SEN scored thrilling win over NARAOKA Kodai 14-21,21-15,24-22 to reach final. pic.twitter.com/CrbWhTsken
— Finishing touch (@tanmoy_sports) October 11, 2018
If PV Sindhu and her thrillers were not enough, there is a Lakshya Sen coming up with his own! WHAT A MATCH!! 🙄
— Vaibhav Manocha (@BeingMinchu) October 11, 2018
What a MATCH!!! Had heart in the mouth in last 6 shots & @lakshya_sen emerged out as the winner against the 2nd seed Naraoka Kodai, incredible level of skills at display. #GoforGOLD Lakshya, we'll be rooting for you!!#BuenosAires2018 #YouthOlympics @BAI_Media pic.twitter.com/s4ECsN5aFE
— Dipesh Vala (@ThatVala) October 11, 2018
A sensational performance by India's @lakshya_sen to enter the final of the Men's Badminton event at the #YouthOlympics!
— Indian Sports Honours (@Indiansportshon) October 11, 2018
The shuttler beat Japan's Kodai Naraoka two sets to one - 14-21, 21-15, 24-22
Gold just a step away, Champ! #BlueRising #BuenosAires2018 pic.twitter.com/IEINE7ize2
Just Survived a heart attack 😀
— Anirban Ghosh (@IAnirbanG) October 11, 2018
SCARY SCARY MATCH...
Hope #LakshaySen beats the Chinese comfortably in the Finals & doesn't rattle the living daylights out of us.#IAmTeamIndia 🇮🇳#BuenosAires2018
@lakshya_sen finally does it. This match was an edge of a seat thriller. Started with an 11-0 in the 3rd lead, it was level at 19-19 and now takes it 24-22. This match was very very weird.... This also ended his 2 match losing streak against the Japanese. Get the gold now...
— Aadit Saluja (@aaditsaluja007) October 11, 2018
If there ever was a threat to lakshya it was gonna be kodai, not kunlavut. Kodai is a much better player than any other opponent of lakshya & against li shifeng lakshya has a H2H of 2-0 but that doesn't matter much. Lakshya's a far superior player to shifeng,so a clear favourite.
— srinath (@srinath245) October 11, 2018
After a marathon, @lakshya_sen finally does it. 14-21, 21-15, 24-22. Frankly this was one another episode of lakshya almost giving away another winning position, he's got these phases of brainfade where he loses points in heaps. This'll be a rivalry for the future #YouthOlympics
— srinath (@srinath245) October 11, 2018
That was SOME match. Probably the weirdest baddy match I have ever seen. @lakshya_sen races off to 11-0, Kodai closes the gap to 11-6. Sen takes control again & moves to 18-8, but Kodai comes back to level at 19-19 !! Finally Lakshya takes it 24-22 !! PHEW !!
— Kapil Choudhary (@kapil857) October 11, 2018
Medal no. 7 😀😀
Congratulations @lakshya_sen for the semi final victory over japan!had my heart really beating in the final moments!!glad you are on the winning side@BAI_Media @ioaindia @Media_SAI @IndiaSports pic.twitter.com/a8bc4IPNtQ
— mission 2020 (@BasilKu80283706) October 11, 2018
What a comeback by the Japanese though!!!! Stunning match.... Well played both and congratulations Lakshya
— Sagar Lala (@sagar22lalla) October 11, 2018
