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Satwik-Chirag crash out in Asian Games men's doubles first round

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Indian badminton pair Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty suffered a shock first-round exit at the Asian Games. The fourth-seeded duo, who are defending champions, were beaten by their Thai opponents in a closely contested match. They had started strongly, winning the opening game 21-12, but lost momentum in the second game, going down 21-19. The defeat marks a major upset for India's badminton campaign at the tournament.

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