India vs Indonesia, Thomas Cup Final: Know When & Where To Watch, Live Streaming Details

India vs Indonesia, Thomas Cup Final: The injury to H.S Prannoy will be a matter of concern as he played a crucial role in India's previous winds. Know details for the final match here.

A general view of the podium during day seven of the BWF Thomas and Uber Cup Finals at Impact Arena on May 14, 2022 in Bangkok, Thailand.

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India vs Indonesia, Thomas Cup Final: India is geared up to take on 14-time champions Indonesia in a maiden, historic final in the Thomas Cup team badminton championship on Sunday.

India had defeated Malaysia and Denmark by identical 3-2 margins in the quarterfinals and semifinals to storm into the final for the first time in the history of the tournament.

The injury to singles player H.S Prannoy will be a matter of concern as he played a crucial role in both those rubbers. Prannoy, who had suffered a nasty slip in the match deciding encounter with Rasmus Gemke after India had fought back to level the rubber 2-2.

At what time does the Thomas Cup final between India and Indonesia begin?

The Thomas Cup final between India and Indonesia begins at 11:30 AM IST on Sunday (May 15).

Tomorrow is the BIG day. Let’s give it our best TOGETHER. Need your cheers, INDIA 🇮🇳
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— Lakshya Sen (@lakshya_sen) May 14, 2022

Where to watch live coverage of the Thomas Cup final between India and Indonesia?

The Thomas Cup final between India and Indonesia will be telecast live on Sports18.

How to watch India vs Indonesia, Thomas Cup Final online?

The online streaming of the FA Cup final between Chelsea and Liverpool will be available on Voot.

Thomas Cup 2022 Match Preview

World and Olympic champion Viktor Axelsen had given Denmark, a 1-0 lead by beating Lakshya Sen. But the double combination of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty defeated Kim Astrup and Mathias Christiansen in three games to make it 1-1 and then Kidambi Srikanth beat Anders Antonsen in hard-fought three games to make it 2-1 for Inia.

However, the Danish pair of Anders Skaarup Rasmussen and Frederik Sogaard beat Krishna Prasad Garaga and Panjala Vishnuvardhan Goud in straight games to make it 2-2 and take the rubber into the decider.

However, Prannoy, despite the injury, came up with a brilliant performance to subdue Rasmus Gamke in three, coming back after losing the first game to script a historic achievement for India.

In Sunday's final, India take on Indonesia, who edged out China 3-2 in the other semifinal.

If the Indians win the title, it will truly be a historic moment for the sport of badminton as India will become only the sixth country ever to win the Thomas Cup title. Only Indonesia, China, Malaysia, Denmark and Japan have won the title in the prestigious event since its format was changed and China started participating in 1982.

But India face a tough ask against Indonesia, the most successful country in Thomas Cup history with 14 titles.

The current Indonesia team is quite strong and they proved their mettle by prevailing over China in the semis.

World No 5 Anthony Sinisuka Ginting will lead their charge against Lakshya Sen, who is ranked 9th in BWF Rankings, in the first singles.

They have a strong first doubles pair of Mohammad Ahsan and Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo, who with their respective regular partners Hendra Setiawan and Marcus Fernaldi Gideon form the top two men's doubles pairs in BWF World Rankings and though Rankireddy and Shetty are one of the most improved doubles pair in recent times, they will have to be at their best to overcome the Indonesian pair.

Kidambi Srikanth will definitely hold the edge over Indonesia's second singles player -- Jonathan Christie, it will all depend on the second doubles pair and Prannoy if India has to make it the most memorable day in its badminton history.

But the Indians are upbeat after winning two close encounters and making a historic final and they want to go on and annex the title.

"We aren't done yet. Let's keep going!," Chirag Shetty tweeted on Saturday as he urged the Indian community in Bangkok to reach the Impact Arena in large numbers to support the Indian team in its historic pursuit.

They will need all the support if they have to overcome Indonesia in the final.

(With IANS Inputs)