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Ace Indian shuttler&nbsp;PV Sindhu on Friday revealed that it was a bit hard for her when she resumed playing after the&nbsp;lockdown&nbsp;ended, but went on to assure that she is now fit and ready to go. The 25-year-old who pulled out of the Denmark Open in September will be next competing in the Asian leg of the BWF&nbsp;world tour. While she will be back on the court after a long time, an optimistic Sindhu&nbsp;said that the long break had helped her improve as an athlete. When asked about her social media most 'I retire' that gave a mini heart attack to all her fans, the Hyderabad-based player clarified that it was completely focussed&nbsp;n bringing everyone's&nbsp;attention to what the world is dealing with currently and that she had retired from the negativity, uncertainty caused by Covid-19&nbsp;

I am now fit and ready to go, says Sindhu

Ace Indian shuttler&nbsp;PV Sindhu&nbsp;revealed that it was a bit hard for her when she resumed playing after the&nbsp;lockdown&nbsp;ended

Ace Indian shuttler&nbsp;PV Sindhu on Friday revealed that it was a bit hard for her when she resumed playing after the&nbsp;lockdown&nbsp;ended, but went on to assure that she is now fit and ready to go. The 25-year-old who pulled out of the Denmark Open in September will be next competing in the Asian leg of the BWF&nbsp;world tour. While she will be back on the court after a long time, an optimistic Sindhu&nbsp;said that the long break had helped her improve as an athlete. When asked about her social media post 'I retire' that gave a mini heart attack to all her fans, the Hyderabad-based player clarified that it was&nbsp;focussed&nbsp;on bringing everyone's&nbsp;attention to what the world is dealing with currently and that she had retired from the negativity, uncertainty caused by Covid-19&nbsp;

PV Sindhu pulls out of Denmark Open 

PV Sindhu&nbsp;withdraws from Denmark Open to participate in November's Asia Open I and II&nbsp;

Olympic Silver medallist PV Sindhu on Thursday withdrew&nbsp;from the Denmark Open Badminton tournament. Although she had decided to take part in the event which is scheduled to be held in Odense&nbsp;from October 13 to 18, the 25-year-old&nbsp;now plans to participate in the Asia Open I and Asia Open II scheduled in November. Earlier this week, the Badminton Association of India asked the players, participating in the tournament to submit&nbsp;a consent letter by Sept&nbsp;17, stating that they would be travelling or participating on their own responsibility&nbsp;due to the current pandemic.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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