<p>Fort Worth (USA): Commonwealth Games bronze medal-winning pair of Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand will carry India's medal hopes in the absence of Paris Olympics-bound shuttlers in the US Open BWF World Tour, beginning here on Tuesday.</p>.<p>The world No. 24 Indian pair, who finished runner-up in Singapore Open Super 750 in May-June, is seeded second in the women's doubles draw of the Super 300 tournament.</p>.<p>Treesa and Gayatri have got a bye into round of 16 where they will face unseeded pair of Hseih Pei Shan and Hung En-Tzu of Chinese Taipei.</p>.<p>At the other end of the draw would be world No. 10 Japanese pair of Rin Iwanaga and Kie Nakanishi, who are the top seeds.</p>.<p>Fresh from their triumph in the Malaysia Masters in May, Rin and Kie are expected to go all the way for a potential summit clash against the Indian duo.</p>.Singapore Open: Treesa and Gayatri's dream run ends with semifinal loss.<p>With less than a month to go for the Olympics, Paris-bound Indian shuttlers -- PV Sindhu, HS Prannoy, Lakshya Sen, Satwiksairaj Rankireddy/Chirag Shetty and Ashwini Ponnappa/Tanisha Crasto -- have skipped the tournament.</p>.<p>In the men's singles, Priyanshu Rajawat, eighth seed, is the top Indian in the draw and will open his campaign against Jan Louda of Czech Republic.</p>.<p>Ayush Shetty and S Sankar Muthuswamy Subramanian are the two other Indians in the men's singles.</p>.<p>Shetty will face Jia Heng Jason Teh of Singapore while Muthuswamy will open his campaign against a qualifier.</p>.<p>Seeded seventh, Malvika Bansod is the top Indian in women's singles draw and will begin her campaign against Kristin Kuuba of Estonia.</p>.<p>Unseeded Tanya Hemanth is the other Indian in the fray in the women's singles and she will be up against fifth seeded Wen Chi Hsu of Chinese Taipei.</p>.<p>In the men's doubles, Krishna Prasad Garaga and Sai Pratheek K are seeded sixth and will face unseeded pair of Scott Guildea and Paul Reynolds of Ireland in their opening round clash.</p>.<p>Rohan Kapoor and Ruthvika Shivani Gadde are the only Indian in fray in the mixed doubles. They will face Alexander Dunn and Julie Macpherson in their opening round contest.</p>
<p>Fort Worth (USA): Commonwealth Games bronze medal-winning pair of Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand will carry India's medal hopes in the absence of Paris Olympics-bound shuttlers in the US Open BWF World Tour, beginning here on Tuesday.</p>.<p>The world No. 24 Indian pair, who finished runner-up in Singapore Open Super 750 in May-June, is seeded second in the women's doubles draw of the Super 300 tournament.</p>.<p>Treesa and Gayatri have got a bye into round of 16 where they will face unseeded pair of Hseih Pei Shan and Hung En-Tzu of Chinese Taipei.</p>.<p>At the other end of the draw would be world No. 10 Japanese pair of Rin Iwanaga and Kie Nakanishi, who are the top seeds.</p>.<p>Fresh from their triumph in the Malaysia Masters in May, Rin and Kie are expected to go all the way for a potential summit clash against the Indian duo.</p>.Singapore Open: Treesa and Gayatri's dream run ends with semifinal loss.<p>With less than a month to go for the Olympics, Paris-bound Indian shuttlers -- PV Sindhu, HS Prannoy, Lakshya Sen, Satwiksairaj Rankireddy/Chirag Shetty and Ashwini Ponnappa/Tanisha Crasto -- have skipped the tournament.</p>.<p>In the men's singles, Priyanshu Rajawat, eighth seed, is the top Indian in the draw and will open his campaign against Jan Louda of Czech Republic.</p>.<p>Ayush Shetty and S Sankar Muthuswamy Subramanian are the two other Indians in the men's singles.</p>.<p>Shetty will face Jia Heng Jason Teh of Singapore while Muthuswamy will open his campaign against a qualifier.</p>.<p>Seeded seventh, Malvika Bansod is the top Indian in women's singles draw and will begin her campaign against Kristin Kuuba of Estonia.</p>.<p>Unseeded Tanya Hemanth is the other Indian in the fray in the women's singles and she will be up against fifth seeded Wen Chi Hsu of Chinese Taipei.</p>.<p>In the men's doubles, Krishna Prasad Garaga and Sai Pratheek K are seeded sixth and will face unseeded pair of Scott Guildea and Paul Reynolds of Ireland in their opening round clash.</p>.<p>Rohan Kapoor and Ruthvika Shivani Gadde are the only Indian in fray in the mixed doubles. They will face Alexander Dunn and Julie Macpherson in their opening round contest.</p>