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Following is the complete schedule of Indian action on Tuesday
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Following is the complete schedule of Indian action on Saturday
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Saina' has inspired millions and it was extremely fulfilling to play her on screen. It took blood and sweat to transform myself. I vividly remember spending my days as an athlete and even crying out of pain on the court.
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It would not be good on my part to interfere and accompany the team to the Olympics this time, says the badminton coach
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For the shuttlers below 18 years of age, it will be made mandatory to carry a negative RT-PCR report with a barcode, 96 hours prior to departure from their respective stations.
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In February this year, the Rio Olympic silver medallist PV Sindhu moved out of the SAI-Gopichand Academy and started training at the indoor stadium.
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Four shuttlers, Saina Nehwal, K Srikanth, N Sikki Reddy and Ashwini Ponnappa, failed to make the cut owing to cancellation of tournaments due to the pandemic.
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According to the norms, the number of officials travelling to Olympics cannot be more than one-third of the athlete.
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The best-of-five of 11 fails to get the required two-thirds majority
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The 11x5 system, which was criticised by players and coaches alike, couldn't gather enough votes in last year's AGM.
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In a quarter-final match, Sindhu beat Akane 16-21, 21-16, 21-19 in one hour and 16 minutes in the Super 1000 tournament.
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Sindhu will now face Spanish Olympic champion Carolina Marin in the final.
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From Ekta Kapoor, Karan Johar, Ajay Devgn to Sachin Tendulkar, global personalities took to Twitter on Wednesday to urge people not to fall for false propaganda against India.
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"I learnt a lot last year. The first thing was patience, because we had no tournaments for a couple of months. We couldn't step out or play badminton, and we needed to have patience," Sindhu said.
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Sindhu, seeded sixth, returned to action with a 21-16 24-26 13-21 defeat to world no 18 Blichfeldt in a 74-minute battle
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The programme, which saw the presence of over 750 students and parents, commenced with the lighting of a lamp which denotes dispelling darkness.
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The world champion said badminton is restarting for her in January next when she participates in Thailand Open in Bangkok
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There is a lot of mental pressure which a player undergoes in this Covid-19 phase. There is not much activity and the training sessions are done under a lot of restrictions. This has not helped a player’s cause.
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“He was a very focused cricketer and at the same time he was full of fun. He enjoyed his game."
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The Indian para-badminton ace was featured in The Time magazine as the 'Next Generation Leader'