Indian women make history, clinch 'Badminton Asia Team Championships' title

• Indian women's badminton team claims historic win at Badminton Asia Team Championships, defeating Thailand 3-2 in a tough final
• PV Sindhu's impressive comeback after injury, securing a crucial 1-0 lead, followed by wins in doubles by Gayatri Gopichand and Jolie Treesa
• 16-year-old Anmol Kharab creates history by winning the decisive match against Thailand, contributing to India's first-ever title in a continental tournament

In a historic victory, the Indian women's badminton team secured the title of Badminton Asia Team Championships for the first time by defeating Thailand 3-2 in Selangor, Malaysia. Olympic medalist PV Sindhu and 16-year-old Anmol Kharab played crucial roles in India's triumph, with Gayatri Gopichand and Jolie Treesa sealing the important doubles match.

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This achievement marks the first time India has won the prestigious Continental Team Championships title, with the women's team showcasing exceptional performances throughout the tournament.