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Olympics: PV Sindhu storms into women s singles quarterfinals
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Olympics: PV Sindhu storms into women s singles quarterfinals (ld). Image Source: IANS News
Tokyo, July 29 : Midway through the first game against Denmark s Mia Blichfeldt in the Tokyo Olympics on Thursday, coach Park Tae-sang told India s PV Sindhu that she was rushing with her defence and should be more patient.
Sindhu, silver medallist at the Rio Olympics five years ago, changed her tactics and scored points at will as she has reached the women s singles quarterfinals, beating her Danish opponent 21-15, 21-13 at the Tokyo Olympics on Thursday.
Playing aggressive and deceptive shots that kept her opponent on the run throughout the match, Sindhu outplayed Mia in just 41 minutes.
Tokyo 2020, badminton preview: Medal hopes rest on Sindhu; tough ask for Sai Praneeth, Chirag-Satwik
Badminton has yielded a medal for India at each of the last two Olympics, can the trend continue at Tokyo? PV Sindhu (L) will lead India s Olympic hopes in badminton | BAI
A quartet of Indian shuttlers, led by the reigning world champion and Rio 2016 silver medallist PV Sindhu, is aiming to continue the trend of returning with an Olympic medal after achieving success in the last two editions of the Games.
The stunning run in Rio that made her the toast of the nation ended with a thrilling loss in the final, and Sindhu will be keen to lay her hands on the gold this time around.
Sindhu, Praneeth and TT players have first training in Tokyo Indo-Asian News Services
Tokyo: India’s reigning world badminton champion and Rio Olympics silver medallist, PV Sindhu, and compatriot B Sai Praneeth hit the training facilities in Tokyo early on Monday for their first practice session ahead of the Olympic Games, which start on July 23.
Having reached Tokyo on Sunday along with the first batch of the contingent, Sindhu, who had been training at the Gacchibowli stadium in Hyderabad with coach Park Park Tae-sang, is the favourite to win the gold medal, to add to the silver she won five years ago.
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