Live: All England Badminton Championships 2018, Day 3 - PV Sindhu enters semi-finals

Another cross-court low angle smash gives Okuhara 4-3 lead

Okuhara bounces back to level it 3-3

Sindhu wins three successive points to take 3-1 lead in Game 2

It's 1-1 early in the second game

Game 2 begins...

Sindhu loses the first game 20-22 vs Okuhara

Sindhu loses the challenge and it's game point for Okuhara

What a contest! It's 20-20 in the first game

Game point for Sindhu, 20-19

Okuhara hits it long again, it's 19-19 vs Sindhu

Sindhu levels it with a big smash. 18-18 in Game 1

Lead exchanging hands quite frequently. Okuhara leads 18-17 now

Three straight points give Okuhara the lead. It's 16-15 vs Sindhu

It's 15-15 in Game 1. Both giving their absolute best

Soft point for Sindhu as Okuhara hits her serve to the net. 14-13 in Game 1

Sindhu takes back the lead, it's 13-12 in Game 1

What a defence! Okuhara survives flurry of body smashes to make it 12-11 vs Sindhu

Sindhu makes it 11-11 with another good drop

Sindhu trails 10-11 at break in Game 1 vs Okuhara

It's going neck-and-neck, 10-10 in the first game

It's 9-9 in the first game

Two smashes at Sindhu's body and Okuhara makes it 8-8

Back-to-back points for Sindhu, leads 8-6 in Game 1

Okuhara levels it 6-6

Sindhu smashes it just wide, it's 6-5 vs Okuhara

Okuhara loses the challenge, Sindhu now leads 6-4

Okuhara hits it long, Sindhu in the lead. It's 4-3 in Game 1

Another good drop shot by Sindhu, it's 3-3 in Game 1

Drop shot helps Sindhu levels it 2-2 early in Game 1

This time the Japanese hits it wide, 1-1 in the first game

Good on the line smash gives Okuhara the first point of the match

Here we go... Sindhu on the serve vs Okuhara

Sindhu and Okuhara are warming up on the court

PV Sindhu vs Nozomi Okuhara will start soon...

Sindhu, currently No 3 in the world, has played the No 6 ranked Okuhara nine times with the Japanese shuttler leading the head-to-head tally 5-4

In Round 2: Fourth seeded Sindhu beat Thailand’s Nitchaon Jindapol 21-13, 13-21, 21-18 and the unseeded Prannoy overcame Indonesian Tommy Sugiarto 21-10, 12-19

On day two of the tournament, Sindhu - winner of this year’s Times of India Sports Award (TOISA) for badminton - and Prannoy were the only Indians to emerge victorious

Later, World No 16 HS Prannoy will play Huang Yuxiang of China in the men's singles quarter-final

Today the queen of Indian badminton PV Sindhu will face seventh seed Nozomi Okuhara of Japan in the women’s singles quarter-final

Hello and welcome to the live coverage of 2018 All England Open Championships