BWF World C'ships Highlights: Satwik-Chirag win bronze

Indians fighting on

Chirag Shetty back tracks to get to a shuttle. He returns but is on the ground. Satwik covers for him and the rally continues. A couple of shots later, Chirag shouts "tera hai maar."

Satwik leaps and lands a perfect smash. 15-11 lead for the Indians.

Excellent from Satwik

The Indians under the pump in that rally, but Satwik with a perfect defence before he moves up to the net and pounces. 14-10 lead for Satwik-Chirag.

Nice push from Chirag!

Satwik with a potent smash, which is returned but Chirag pounces at the net and pockets the point. 12-9 lead for the Indians.

Satwik-Chirag with the LEAD!

Satwik-Chirag once again head into the mid-game break with a lead. Not as healthy as the opening game, but they still have a two point cushion at 11-9.

Service fault once again on Satwik

The service fault for height continues to mount on Satwik-Chirag. They lead 10-9.

Chen-Liu leaving one side of the court open

The Chinese are often drifting to one side of the court, leaving the other side open. Satwik-Chirag haven't been able to take advantage. 

Service fault called on Satwik

A service fault now called on Satwik. Second of the match and he isn't pleased. They lead 7-4.

Satwik-Chirag continue to march on

Chirag Shetty sets up Satwik for a smash with good net play and the latter earns the point before the Chinese go long.

The Indians have a 5-1 lead before Satwik himself pushes one too far. 5-2 lead for Satwik-Chirag.

Good start for India

Satwik-Chirag once again get off the blocks quicker and open up a 2-0 lead, before Chen-Liu pull one back. Satwik-Chirag lead 2-1.

Chen-Liu take Game 1!

A lift gone long and a good shot into the body helps Satwik-Chirag save two match points. A tense, fast rally follows and the Indians are on the defensive.

Satwik-Chirag combine to stay in it for long, but eventually Chen's smash proves too hot to handle for Satwik. 

Chen-Liu pocket the first game 21-19. 

How the tables turned. The Indians had a six-point advantage at mid-game interval before they lost the plot completely.