PULLELA Gayatri Gopichand

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Asian Games
Quarterfinal	Women's Team	2018	Indonesia
World Championships
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2023	Copenhagen, DEN
Last 32	Women's Doubles	2022	Tokyo, JPN
BWF World Tour
1	Women's Doubles	2022	Cuttack, IND
2	Women's Doubles	2022	Lucknow, IND
3	Women's Doubles	2023	Birmingham, GBR
3	Women's Doubles	2022	Saarbrucken, GER
3	Women's Doubles	2022	Birmingham, GBR
17	Women's Doubles	2023	Singapore, SIN
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2023	Sydney, NSW, AUS
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2023	Tokyo, JPN
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2023	Yeosu, KOR
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2023	New Delhi, IND
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2023	Kuala Lumpur, MAS
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2022	Odense, DEN
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2022	Mulheim an der Ruhr, GER
Last 16	Mixed Doubles	2022	Lucknow, IND
Last 16	Mixed Doubles	2022	New Delhi, IND
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2022	New Delhi, IND
Last 32	Women's Doubles	2023	Jakarta, INA
Last 32	Women's Doubles	2023	Madrid, ESP
Last 32	Women's Doubles	2023	Basel, SUI
Last 32	Women's Doubles	2023	Bangkok, THA
Last 32	Women's Doubles	2022	Paris, FRA
Last 32	Women's Doubles	2022	Osaka, JPN
Last 32	Women's Doubles	2022	Kuala Lumpur, MAS
Last 32	Women's Doubles	2022	Basel, SUI
Last 32	Mixed Doubles	2022	Basel, SUI
Last 32	Mixed Doubles	2022	Mulheim an der Ruhr, GER
Last 32	Women's Doubles	2021	Huelva, ESP
Asian Championships
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2023	Dubai, UAE
South Asian Games
1	Women's Team	2019	Pokhara, NEP
2	Women's Singles	2019	Pokhara, NEP
TotalEnergies BWF Thomas & Uber Cup
Quarterfinal	Women's Team	2020	Aarhus, DEN
TotalEnergies BWF Sudirman Cup
Group Stage	Mixed Team	2023	Suzhou, CHN

Music. (scroll, 28 Jun 2018)

Athlete, Student

English, Hindi

Pullela Gopichand Badminton Academy [Hyderabad, IND]

Pullela Gopichand [club, national, father], IND; Mathias Boe [national], DEN; Arun Vishnu [national], IND

Right (SportsRuler Official YouTube channel, 12 Aug 2017)

Her father Pullela Gopichand has represented India in badminton, competing at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney and triumphing at the 2001 All England Open in Birmingham. He has also served as head coach of the Indian badminton team and founded the Pullela Gopichand Badminton Academy in Hyderabad, India. Her mother PVV Lakshmi has represented India in badminton, and participated at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. Her younger brother Sai Vishnu Pullela has competed in the sport at international level, including the 2022 Odisha Open in Cuttack, India. (SportsDeskOnline, 15 Aug 2022; timesofindia, 02 Jul 2022; news9live, 19 Mar 2022; newindianexpress, 28 Jun 2018; scroll.in, 28 Jun 2018)

She was sidelined for four months after suffering a knee injury in late 2016. (thehindu, 01 Feb 2017)

She began the sport at age seven. (scroll, 28 Jun 2018)

Her parents were badminton players and motivated her to take up the sport. "After I started playing, I started winning tournaments in a few years. That is when I realised that I was good at this sport." (espn, 07 Feb 2020; scroll, 28 Jun 2018)

To win a medal at the Olympic Games. (olympics, 10 May 2022)

Indonesian badminton players Greysia Polii and Apriyani Rahayu, Chinese Taipei badminton player Tai Tzu Ying, Indian javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra. (bwfworldtour, 18 Apr 2022; espn, 07 Feb 2020; outlookindia, 10 Sep 2022)

"It doesn't matter if you win or lose. You just have to give 100% on court and be happy." (outlookindia, 10 Sep 2022)