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Indian shuttlers get tough draw at All England Championship
India's dream of breaking an 18-year-old title jinx at the All England Championship got tougher after the country's shuttlers, including P V SIndhu and Saina Nehwal, were handed a tricky draw in the World Tour Super 1000 tournament in Birmingham.
‘Being with Sindhu doesn’t mean it is to beat Saina’: Pullela Gopichand
Stressing that it was important for a coach to be fair as well as to be seen as fair, he said he ran the risk of spreading himself thin, and his trainees routinely demanded more of his time.
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Japan Open: PV Sindhu, Kidambi Srikanth, HS Prannoy through to second round
Srikanth and Prannoy had suffered shock defeats in the second round of the Asian Games and the duo would be desperate to make amends.
Japan Open: P V Sindhu eyes successful outing; Saina Nehwal, Sai Praneeth pull out
B Sai Praneeth, who won the Singapore Open last year, withdrew from the tournament. The reasons for his pullout are not known.
P V Sindhu, Kidambi Srikanth make promising start at Malaysia Open
In the men's singles, World No 7 Srikanth, who claimed four titles last season, dumped former World No 2 Jan Jorgensen of Denmark 21-18 21-9 in a 31-minute clash in Kuala Lumpur.
My gold will come: PV Sindhu
Others may be fretting her epic World Championships final loss, but P V Sindhu is back on the court, in practice, readying for Tokyo, determined to make every muscle, every shot count. The Indian Express meets a 22-year-old confident of her place in history, and enjoying her moment in the sun
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Commonwealth Games 2018 Opening Ceremony: PV Sindhu leads India to Gold Coast
Commonwealth Games 2018: Indian athletes ditched tradition for comfort at the ceremony as they marched out in navy blue blazers and trousers rather than the traditional sarees and bandhgalas.
Stealing the show
Even without a gold, it can be said that this is Indian badminton’s Golden Era
Saina Nehwal after PV Sindhu final thriller: Mera petrol khatam ho gaya dekhte dekhte
In the end, the Indian hearts may been broken, and accepting that a slightly better player won, will take some time. But no one at the Glasgow coliseum was left unmoved by what unfolded: two girls defying gravity on a shuttle for as long as their arm and leg muscles, and the willpower in their hearts allowed.
Sun block removed, PV Sindhu is a step away from world title clash
On Friday, the 22-year-old Olympic silver medallist outclassed Sun Yu 21-14, 21-9 in the quarterfinals, ensuring that she’s never lost to a Chinese at the Worlds. The 39-minute romp saw the 6’1” Chinese left clueless while facing a barrage of sliced drops and half-smashes.
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