Yonex India will start manufacturing badminton racquets in the spring of 2017. The subsidiary of the Japanese company has been preparing to manufacture racquets since its establishment in May 2016.

Badminton is easily the most popular racquet sport in India. Many records say that the game may have originated in British India in early 1870. The sport was earlier called as ‘Poona’ after the town ...

Leading badminton equipment brand YONEX on Saturday announced it will now manufacture high-quality graphite racquets in the country, a move which will bring the cost of full-body racquets down ...

Yonex is a premium badminton brand that prices its products higher than its competitors and still outsells them. Badminton has seen tremendous growth in the last decade and will see even more growth ...

If you're just a beginner at badminton and want to try something that isn't very expensive, this super affordable yet comfortable racket by Yonex is tailor-made for your needs. The aluminium frame - ...

If you're an aspiring badminton player looking to elevate your game, selecting the right Yonex badminton kit is essential. Yonex, known for its high-quality sporting equipment, offers a wide range of ...

With the popularity of badminton rising in India after the recent successes of the shuttlers in various international tournaments, leading Japanese sports equipment firm Yonex on Saturday announced ...

As badminton star Tony Gunawan whips his arm through a shot, his Yonex Voltric Z-Force racquet pulls off a neat trick. On contact, materials inside the frame filter out both high- and low-pitched ...

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The Japanese company, which set up a factory in Bengaluru in 2016 under the ‘Make in India’ initiative, was only producing aluminium T-joint racquets, used for beginners who play for fitness or ...