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Saina Nehwal hints at retirement due to knee arthritis, reflecting on her career's future as training becomes increasingly difficult.

Badminton icon Saina Nehwal hints at retirement amid arthritis struggles

<h2>Saina Nehwal hints at retirement due to knee arthritis, reflecting on her career's future as training becomes increasingly difficult.</h2>

This news may be disheartening for Saina Nehwal fans, as the badminton icon has hinted at her retirement. On the House of Glory podcast, Saina Nehwal shared that she&rsquo;s dealing with arthritis in her knees.
34-year-old Saina, who holds a special place in Indian sports history as the first Indian shuttler to win an Olympic medal, securing bronze in the women&rsquo;s singles at the London Games in 2012, stated that her knee is in poor condition.
She revealed that significant cartilage deterioration made it incredibly difficult to endure the eight to nine hours of training required for high-level competitions.
The two-time Commonwealth Games gold medalist from 2010 and 2018 admitted that maintaining her usual training hours is becoming increasingly challenging, leading her to reflect on the possibility that her career might be nearing its end.
She acknowledged that two hours of training isn't sufficient to compete with the world's top players, and she needs to come to terms with that reality.
Arthritis, a condition that causes inflammation in the joints, leads to pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility.
While it cannot always be prevented, there are strategies to help manage and reduce its impact. Early diagnosis and treatment are essential to preventing long-term joint damage and effectively managing symptoms.
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Players reluctant to stay in bio-bubble, BAI cancels badminton camp

Badminton Association of India forced to cancel the camp as players were&nbsp;reluctant to stay in the bio-bubble.

Badminton national camp bears the brunt of Covid-19

As top Indian shuttlers&nbsp;were unwilling to comply with standard operating procedures prescribed by the Sports Authority of India, the Badminton Association&nbsp;was forced to cancel the national camp on Thursday.&nbsp;As per the SOPs, all the players selected for the camp had to stay at the academy in a bio-secure bubble. However,&nbsp;star shuttlers&nbsp;were reluctant to stay at the site of the camp and&nbsp;wanted to come to the academy from their homes. The camp was scheduled to begin from September 7 after top badminton stars including Saina&nbsp;Nehwal, PV Sindhu&nbsp;and&nbsp;Kidambi&nbsp;Srikanth&nbsp;expressed their willingness to travel to Denmark for the upcoming Thomas and&nbsp;Uber Cup Finals.&nbsp;BAI was due to pick the squad on September 17 but despite the camp being cancelled,&nbsp;a 20-member squad was announced on September 10.&nbsp;
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Here is when the Indian badminton stars will return to action

The World Tour Calendar was suspended by the Badminton World Federation in April

After over 5 months of forced break due to Covid-19, Indian badminton stars are all set to return to action soon. Top shuttlers&nbsp;including Saina&nbsp;Nehwal, PV Sindhu&nbsp;and&nbsp;Kidambi&nbsp;Srikanth&nbsp;have expressed their willingness to travel to Denmark for the&nbsp;Thomas and&nbsp;Uber Cup Finals due to be played in the first week of October. According to a report in the Times of India, the players have given their nod and the same has been communicated to the Badminton Association of India. The Indian contingent is likely to travel to Aarhus&nbsp;in the 3rd or 4th week of September and will undergo a mandatory quarantine. They will stay in a bio-secure bubble during the tournament. Interestingly, the government of Denmark has already mailed&nbsp;the visa-related documents to BAI.

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