TRIBUNNEWS.COM – Former PBSI men’s doubles national team, Pramudya Kusumawardana, is certain to fail to make a comeback at the BWF event in the near future.
It is known that currently Pram has officially changed direction to defend Australia.
And in fact, Pram is scheduled to play his first BWF tournament under Australia by taking part in the Finnish International 2024 on April 25-28.
At the Finnish International 2024, Pram plans to play mixed doubles paired with Nozomi Shimizu.
However, in the latest update, Pram’s comeback at the Finnish International 2024 event has certainly been postponed.
This certainty is known from the official update on the official BWF website, Wednesday (3/4/2024).
In the latest update, Pram/Nozomi filled the list of players who withdrew.
Changing direction to defend Australia, Pramudya Kusumawardana’s comeback at the BWF event was delayed. (Screenshot of BWF Official Site)
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Even so, Pram has participated in local tournaments in Australia several times.
It is noted that Pram, who also has the status of coach of the Elite Badminton Academy club, has recorded three championship titles after leaving the PBSI national training.
Most recently, Pram won two titles when he appeared at the 2024 Adelaide Open.
“Pramudya Kusumawardana bagged two championships at the Adelaide Open and his third championship since joining EBA!
Of course! @pramudyaaa13
Open Class Men’s Doubles
Pramudya Kusumawardana
Steven James Stallwood @steven_stallwood @nbcbadminton
Open Class Mixed Doubles
Pramudya Kusumawardana
Nozomi Shimizu @nonnon_0531 @nbcbadminton,” wrote the Instagram account @elitebadmintonacademy.
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