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Delhi air pollution hits India Open 2026 as world no.3 badminton star Anders Antonsen pulls out

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World no.3 badminton star Anders Antonsen has withdrawn from the India Open badminton tournament citing hazardous environments conditions in New Delhi. The Danish star was also fined USD 5000 by the Badminton World Federation.

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