Devika Sihag wins her first Super 300 in Bangkok as Goh Jin Wei retires
On 1 February 2026 the 20-year-old Indian led 21-8, 6-3 in the Thailand Masters final when her Malaysian opponent withdrew injured.
The final
India's Devika Sihag, 20, won the Thailand Masters (Super 300) women's singles in Bangkok on Sunday 1 February 2026 after Malaysia's Goh Jin Wei retired injured early in the second game, according to Outlook India and The Bridge. Sihag had won the first game 21-8 and led 6-3 in the second, Outlook says (The Bridge writes the score as 3-6). The final was played at the Nimibutr Stadium.
What it means
Both outlets describe it as her first Super 300 title; The Bridge adds that she is the third Indian woman to win a Super 300 or higher singles title, after Saina Nehwal and P. V. Sindhu, and that it ended a four-year wait for such a title on foreign soil. Outlook says Goh pulled out with a hamstring injury and puts the prize money of the event at 250,000 dollars. The Bridge also notes Sihag had beaten former top-10 player Supanida Katethong in the quarter-final.
Why it matters
A win by retirement is never how a player wants to finish a final, but it came after a convincing first game. Sihag was followed by two more Indian women who won Super 300 titles later in 2026.