Badminton: Japan's Yamaguchi wins 1st World Super Series Finals title

Badminton: Japan's Yamaguchi wins 1st World Super Series Finals title

Japan's Akane Yamaguchi holds a trophy after defeating India's Rio Olympic silver medalist Pusarla V Sindhu in the women's singles final to clinch her first title at badminton's World Super Series Finals in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, on Dec. 17, 2017 (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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