A toast to the future as India pick youngster to lift Cup


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BANGKOK: As India celebrated their first-ever victory in the biggest badminton stage, a fresh-faced, young lad held aloft the Thomas Cup on the podium, as the seniors who had fought the titanic battles in the previous days stood aside.

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