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PV Sindhu Advances into BWF World Championships 2019 Semi-Finals, Beats Tai Tzu-Ying in Three-Set Thriller
PV Sindhu survived a Tai Tzu-Ying storm before overcoming her in a three-set thriller to advance into the semi-finals of BWF World Championships 2019. Sindhu bounced back from an opening set defeat to eventually beat her Chinese Taipei opponent 12-21, 23-21, 21-19 and confirm a fifth World Championships medal.
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PV Sindhu Stuns World No 2 Tai Tzu Ying to Storm into Semis of BWF World Championships 2019
The ace Indian shuttler came back from losing the first game in 15 minutes to clinch the second one 23-21 in thrilling fashion and then wrest advantage from her old nemesis to win 21-19 and make it two wins in a row against the same opponent.
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BWF World Championships 2019 Results: PV Sindhu Outplay Pai Yu Po to Advance into Third Round
PV Sindhu will now take on Beiwen Zhang of USA, who defeated Hsuan-Yu Wendy Chen of Australia in straight games 21-14, 21-13. In the match on Wednesday, Sindhu dominated the first game to take an 11-7 lead at the break and then grab six-game points to close it with a cross-court return as Pai erred at the backline.
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PV Sindhu Only Indian Sportswoman in Forbes List of World’s Highest-Paid Female Athletes
India's badminton star P V Sindhu is the only athlete from the country to be named among the world's highest-paid female athletes by Forbes, a list topped by tennis great Serena Willams. With total earnings of 5.5 million dollars, Sindhu is tied for the 13th place in The Highest-Paid Female Athletes 2019 list .
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PV Sindhu Ready to Support IOA and Government's Decision on CWG 2022 Boycott After Shooting Left Out of Commonwealth Games in Birmingham
After Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) had decided to drop shooting as a sport from the CWG 2022, IOA president Narinder Batra revealed that India could boycott the games.
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Thailand Open 2019 Badminton: PV Sindhu Withdraws While Saina Nehwal to Take Part in BWF Super 500 Event
The Badminton Association of India on Tuesday confirmed that ace shuttler P.V. Sindhu has withdrawn from the Thailand Open while fellow Olympic medallist Saina Nehwal will take part in the Super 500 event.
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PV Sindhu Withdraws from Thailand Open 2019, Saina Nehwal Returns
Top Indian shuttler P V Sindhu has withdrawn from the Thailand Open but compatriot Saina Nehwal will return to the circuit in the BWF Super 500 event here after missing out back-to-back tournaments. Sindhu, who reached the final in Indonesia Open but lost in the Japan Open quarterfinals last week, will not take the court in the Thailand Open.
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PV Sindhu Settles For Silver Medal in Indonesia Open 2019 After Losing to Akane Yamaguchi in Final
Indian shuttler PV Sindhu lost the Indonesia Open 2019 final to Akane Yamaguchi on Sunday. The 24-year-old badminton player from Hyderabad and No. 5 seed was overpowered by fourth-seeded Japanese at Indonesia Open BWF World Tour Super 1000 tournament in Jakarta. Nevertheless, Sindhu's maiden final appearance of the year earned her silver medal.
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PV Sindhu Settles For Silver Medal in Indonesia Open 2019 Badminton Final, Indian Shuttler Loses to Akane Yamaguchi 21-15, 21-16
Despite a loss in the finals, PV Sindhu had a memorable outing in Indonesia Open. Seeded fifth in the tournament, the Indian ace played with full grit and determination to take out higher-ranked opponents on her way to finals.
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PV Sindhu Loses Indonesia Open 2019 Badminton Final to Akane Yamaguchi in Straight Games 21–15, 21–16
This was Sindhu's first final of 2019. She has had two semi-final finishes this year -- at the India Open in March, the Singapore Open in April. She will next be seen at the Japan Open in July and the Thailand Open in August in the lead up to the BWF World Championships.
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PV Sindhu vs Akane Yamaguchi, Indonesia Open 2019 Badminton Final Live Streaming Online: Get Match Time in IST, Free Live Telecast and TV Channel Details in India?
High on confidence and form, PV Sindhu and Akane Yamaguchi will be raring to cross the final line. The two players have met 14 times on the badminton tour, and it is India’s PV Sindhu who enjoys an upper hand over Akane in head to head record. She leads 10-4. Sindhu and her fans will want her to continue with her good show and claim Indonesia Open 2019 title.
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PV Sindhu vs Akane Yamaguchi in Indonesia Open 2019 Final: Both Badminton Players Eye First Super 1000 Title
PV Sindhu beat China's Chen Yu Fei 21-19, 21-10 to reach the final of the Indonesian Open in Jakarta on Saturday. She will now face Japanese fourth seed Akane Yamaguchi in the final on Sunday. Both players will be playing for their first ever Super 1000 title.
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PV Sindhu Beats Chen Yufei 21-19, 21-10, Advances to Indonesia Open 2019 Badminton Final
Seeded fifth in the competition, PV Sindhu has recorded back to back straight games win over higher-ranked players in quarters and semis clash. She defeated World No. 2 Nozomi Okuhara 21-14, 21-7 in quarter-finals on Friday. And Sindhu put up another dominant performance to breeze past Chen Yufei on Saturday.
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PV Sindhu vs Chen Yufei, Indonesia Open 2019 Semi-Final Live Streaming Online: Get Badminton Match Time in IST, Free Live Telecast and TV Channel Details in India?
The second semi-final is going to take place between Akane Yamaguchi of Japan and Tai Tzu-ying of China. Top seed Tai Tzu-ying defeated Ratchanok Intanon of Thailand 21-18, 16-21, 21-12. As for Akane Yamaguchi, the No. 4 seed Japanese player defeated Nitchaon Jindapol of Thailand 21-17, 21-14.
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