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PV Sindhu continued her flawless run at the Singapore Open 2022 as she defeated China's Wang Zhiyi 21-9, 11-21, 21-15 in the summit clash on Sunday to win her maiden Singapore Open title.
Sindhu is the second Indian women's shuttler and third Indian overall to win the Singapore Open title. Moreover, it's her third title of the 2022 season after winning the Syed Modi International and Swiss Open BWF Super 300 titles.
The 2-time Olympic medallist won the opening game easily before her Chinese opponent bouonced back in the 2nd. But Sindhu staged a brilliant comeback in the final game to win it 21-15 and clinched her maiden Super 500 title of the year 2022.
Also read: Defending champion Manika Batra is India's big bet at CWG 2022

PV Sindhu wins her maiden Singapore Open title, wins a hard-fought final vs Wang Zhi Yi

PV Sindhu beats China's Wang Zhi Yi to win the Singapore Open 2022.
It's her third title of the 2022 season after winning the Syed Modi International and Swiss Open BWF Super 300 titles.

PV Sindhu defeated China's Wang Zhi Yi 21-9, 11-21, 21-15 in the summit clash on Sunday to win her maiden Singapore Open title

PV Sindhu continued her flawless run at the Singapore Open 2022 as she defeated China's Wang Zhi Yi 21-9, 11-21, 21-15 in the summit clash on Sunday to win her maiden Singapore Open title.
Sindhu is the second Indian women's shuttler and third Indian overall to win the Singapore Open title. Moreover, it's her third title of the 2022 season after winning the Syed Modi International and Swiss Open BWF Super 300 titles.
The 2-time Olympic medallist won the opening game easily before her Chinese opponent bouonced back in the 2nd. But Sindhu staged a brilliant comeback in the final game to win it 21-15 and clinched her maiden Super 500 title of the year 2022.
Also read: <a title="Defending champion Manika Batra is India's big bet at CWG 2022" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/defending-champion-manika-batra-is-india-s-big-bet-at-cwg-2022-1657946547303" target="_blank">Defending champion Manika Batra is India's big bet at CWG 2022</a>

Tokyo Olympics bronze medallist PV Sindhu crashes out of the Indonesia Open as she loses her semifinal match against Ratchanok Intanon despite winning the 1st game

Indonesia Open: PV Sindhu goes down to Ratchanok Intanon in the semifinals

PV Sindhu's&nbsp;run at the Indonesia Open came to an end on Saturday as India's top shuttler&nbsp;lost her semifinals clash against&nbsp;Ratchanok Intanon&nbsp;21-15, 9-21, 14-21.&nbsp;
After putting up a good show in the first game, 2-time Olympic medallist Sindhu&nbsp;lost her touch as Thailand's&nbsp;Intanon&nbsp;staged a brilliant comeback.
Apart from her Bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics,&nbsp;Sindhu&nbsp;hasn't seen much success in the last couple of years. She reached her first final in over 18 months, at the&nbsp;Swiss Open in March 2021 but suffered a demoralising defeat against&nbsp;Carolina Mar&iacute;n. She then bowed out of the All England Open semi-finals in the same month.

Tokyo Olympics bronze medallist PV Sindhu crashes out of the Indonesia Open as she loses her semifinal match against&nbsp;Ratchanok Intanon&nbsp;despite winning the 1st game

PV Sindhu's&nbsp;run at the Indonesia Open came to an end on Saturday as India's top shuttler&nbsp;lost her semifinals clash against&nbsp;Ratchanok Intanon&nbsp;21-15, 9-21, 14-21.&nbsp;
After putting up a good show in the first game, 2-time Olympic medallist Sindhu&nbsp;lost her touch as Thailand's&nbsp;Intanon&nbsp;staged a brilliant comeback.
Apart from her Bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics,&nbsp;Sindhu&nbsp;hasn't seen much success in the last couple of years. She reached her first final in over 18 months, at the&nbsp;Swiss Open in March 2021 but suffered a demoralising defeat against&nbsp;Carolina Mar&iacute;n. She then bowed out of the All England Open semi-finals in the same month.
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Losing the semifinal&nbsp;of the 2020 Tokyo&nbsp;Olympics was a heart-crushing moment for India's PV Sindhu&nbsp;but how did the superstar find the motivation to return to the court and secure a bronze medal for India?&nbsp;
Also Read: PV&nbsp;Sindhu | India's most decorated female Olympian
Interacting&nbsp;with the media after the 3rd place win&nbsp;Sindhu&nbsp;said, "There were a lot of mixed emotions&nbsp;whether I need to be happy that I got another chance or said that I lost in the semifinals, but my coach motivated me and told me that there is a lot of difference between bronze &amp; 4th position. That really hit me and gave the motivation as winning a medal for India is important"

Tokyo 2020 Olympics: How did Sindhu motivate herself after a crushing semis loss? 

How did PV Sindhu&nbsp;find the motivation to return to the court and secure a bronze medal for India?&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>PV Sindhu&nbsp;won bronze for India in the women's singles in Badminton&nbsp;</li>
<li>Sindhu: most decorated female Indian athlete in the Olympics&nbsp;</li>
<li>My coach motivated me, even bronze&nbsp;for the country is important says PV Sindhu</li>
</ul>

Losing the semifinal&nbsp;of the 2020 Tokyo&nbsp;Olympics was a heart-crushing moment for India's PV Sindhu&nbsp;but how did the superstar find the motivation to return to the court and secure a bronze medal for India?&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-olympics-2020-pv-sindhu-a-timeless-warrior-india-s-most-decorated-female-olympian-1627839435479" target="_blank">Also Read: PV&nbsp;Sindhu | India's most decorated female Olympian</a>
Interacting&nbsp;with the media after the 3rd place win&nbsp;Sindhu&nbsp;said, "There were a lot of mixed emotions&nbsp;whether I need to be happy that I got another chance or said that I lost in the semifinals, but my coach motivated me and told me that there is a lot of difference between bronze &amp; 4th position. That really hit me and gave the motivation as winning a medal for India is important"

An ecstatic PV Sindhu said she was on cloud nine and wants to enjoy the moment. PV Sindhu made history as she became the first Indian woman and only the second Indian to win two individual medals at the Olympic Games on Sunday.
Emotions ran high as she bagged the bronze medal in the Women's Singles category.&nbsp;Sindhu said she was not sure if she should be happy about the bronze or be sad about the missed opportunity of another final but in the end, she felt she did really well.
Also watch:&nbsp;Tokyo Olympics 2020: PV Sindhu | A timeless warrior &amp; India's most decorated female Olympian
Sindhu is only the fourth female shuttler in Olympic history to win medals in back-to-back Games.&nbsp;Sindhu thanked her fans for their love and support. Moments after winning her medal in Tokyo, PV Sindhu, said that she would &ldquo;definitely&rdquo; challenge for Olympic gold again at the 2024 Paris Games.

Tokyo 2020 Olympics: 'I am on cloud nine',  says PV Sindhu after 2nd Olympics medal

'I am on cloud nine', says PV Sindhu after 2nd Olympics medal, she is the&nbsp;4th woman ever to win a medal in 2 consecutive Olympics

PV Sindhu&nbsp;after winning Olympics Bronze medal: I am on cloud nine
PV Sindhu&nbsp;clinched Women's Singles Bronze beating&nbsp;Bing Jiao of China
Sindhu: don't know if I should be happy about medal or sad about missed chance
Sindhu&nbsp;is the&nbsp;4th woman ever to win a medal in 2 consecutive Olympics
Sindhu: will definitely challenge for Olympic gold at the 2024 Paris Games
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PV Sindhu made history as she became the first Indian woman and only the second India to win two individual medals at the Olympic Games on Sunday.

An ecstatic PV Sindhu said she was on cloud nine and wants to enjoy the moment. PV Sindhu made history as she became the first Indian woman and only the second Indian to win two individual medals at the Olympic Games on Sunday.
Emotions ran high as she bagged the bronze medal in the Women's Singles category.&nbsp;Sindhu said she was not sure if she should be happy about the bronze or be sad about the missed opportunity of another final but in the end, she felt she did really well.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-olympics-2020-pv-sindhu-a-timeless-warrior-india-s-most-decorated-female-olympian-1627839435479" target="_blank">Tokyo Olympics 2020: PV Sindhu | A timeless warrior &amp; India's most decorated female Olympian</a>
Sindhu is only the fourth female shuttler in Olympic history to win medals in back-to-back Games.&nbsp;Sindhu thanked her fans for their love and support. Moments after winning her medal in Tokyo, PV Sindhu, said that she would &ldquo;definitely&rdquo; challenge for Olympic gold again at the 2024 Paris Games.

PV Sindhu's&nbsp;aim to improve on her performance in the 2016 Rio Olympics will have to wait as she failed to reach the final of the Women's singles in Tokyo. Playing against World number 1 Tai&nbsp;Tzu&nbsp;Ying&nbsp;in the 2nd Olympic&nbsp;semifinal&nbsp;of her career, Sindhu&nbsp;was outclassed. The shuttler&nbsp;from Chinese Taipei's warmed up after winning the opening game 21-18 but showed sheer class in 2nd to wrap up the contest in just 40 mins. Tai&nbsp;Tzu&nbsp;Ying&nbsp;won the game 21-18, 21-12 to enter her maiden Olympic final. Sindhu&nbsp;now plays China's&nbsp;He Bingjiao&nbsp;on Sunday for a chance to return home with a bronze.&nbsp;

Tokyo 2020 Olympics: Sindhu outclassed, loses semis in 40 mins

Tai Tzu Ying&nbsp;warmed up after winning the opening game 21-18 but showed sheer class in 2nd to wrap up the contest in just 40 mins

<ul>
<li>Chinese Taipei's Tai Tzu Ying&nbsp;beats PV Sindhu&nbsp;in straight games 21-18, 21-12&nbsp;</li>
<li>Sindhu&nbsp;outclassed, lost the semifinal in just 40 mins&nbsp;</li>
<li>Sindhu&nbsp;to now play China's He Bingjiao&nbsp;for a chance to win a bronze</li>
</ul>

PV Sindhu's&nbsp;aim to improve on her performance in the 2016 Rio Olympics will have to wait as she failed to reach the final of the Women's singles in Tokyo. Playing against World number 1 Tai&nbsp;Tzu&nbsp;Ying&nbsp;in the 2nd Olympic&nbsp;semifinal&nbsp;of her career, Sindhu&nbsp;was outclassed.
<a href="https://www.edtr.ai/a10n" target="_blank">Also Read:&nbsp;Kamalpreet Kaur's giant effort takes her to Discus throw final</a>
The shuttler&nbsp;from Chinese Taipei's warmed up after winning the opening game 21-18 but showed sheer class in 2nd to wrap up the contest in just 40 mins. Tai&nbsp;Tzu&nbsp;Ying&nbsp;won the game 21-18, 21-12 to enter her maiden Olympic final. Sindhu&nbsp;now plays China's&nbsp;He Bingjiao&nbsp;on Sunday for a chance to return home with a bronze.&nbsp;

India's PV Sindhu put up her A-game display against a spirited and local favourite Akane Yamaguchi as the Rio 2016 Silver medalist entered the semifinals in Tokyo Olympics. The reigning World Champion kept India's hopes of winning a first-ever Olympic gold in badminton alive as she overcame World no 5 Akane Yamaguchi.
Sindhu&nbsp;battled hard in the 56-min long quarterfinal in Tokyo and finally won 21-13, 22-20 against the local hope and 4th seed.&nbsp;
Also Read:&nbsp;Sindhu looking for an Olympic medal upgrade
Sindhu&nbsp;who is seeded sixth improved her head-to-head record against Yamaguchi&nbsp;to 12 wins in 19 outings.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Tokyo Olympics 2020: PV Sindhu enters the semifinals of Women's singles 

Sindhu&nbsp;battled hard in the 56-min long quarterfinal in Tokyo and finally won 21-13, 22-20 against the local hope and 4th seed.&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>Sindhu beat Japan's Akane&nbsp;Yamaguchi&nbsp;21-13, 22-20</li>
<li>Sindhu&nbsp;enters the semifinal of the&nbsp;Olympics for the 2nd time&nbsp;</li>
<li>Sindh won a silver at Rio 2016 Olympics after losing to Carolina Marin in the final&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

India's PV Sindhu put up her A-game on display against a spirited and local favourite Akane Yamaguchi as the Rio 2016 Silver medalist entered the semifinals in Tokyo Olympics. The reigning World Champion kept India's hopes of winning a first-ever Olympic gold in badminton alive as she overcame World no 5 Akane Yamaguchi.
Sindhu&nbsp;battled hard in the 56-min long quarterfinal in Tokyo and finally won 21-13, 22-20 against the local hope and 4th seed.&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tokyo-olympics-2020-pv-sindhu-looking-for-a-medal-upgrade-1626421512262" target="_blank">Also Read:&nbsp;Sindhu looking for an Olympic medal upgrade</a>
Sindhu&nbsp;who is seeded sixth improved her head-to-head record against Yamaguchi&nbsp;to 12 wins in 19 outings.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The entire nation was on its feet when PV Sindhu battled Carolina Marin in the final of the 2016 Rio Olympics. The chance to win the first-ever gold in Badminton at the Summer Olympics blew away after Marin walked away with the top award, only to leave Sindhu and the entire nation devastated.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
The loss in the final didn&rsquo;t deter the 26-year-old as she dominated the court for a few years after that night in Rio. 2 Silver &amp; 1 Gold Medal at the World Championships, a silver at the Asian &amp; Commonwealth Games &amp; tonnes of trophies at the&nbsp;BWF series events helped Sindhu climb to the number 2 rank in the world championship. Sindhu was inching towards total dominance but things took a nosedive. Apart from the World Championship Gold in Basel, Sindhu had an exceptionally poor 2019 with just 1 final and 2 semi-finals in all the tournaments she played.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
But in 2021, Sindhu wants a turnaround. Since she is the only one from India to qualify in the women&rsquo;s singles event at Tokyo Olympics, Sindhu wants an upgrade from her last performance at the Summer Games. With Carolina Marin, the defending Olympic Champion pulling out of the race, Sindhu is one of the top medal prospects on the court.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Tokyo Olympics 2020: PV Sindhu looking for a medal upgrade 

Since she is the only one from India to qualify in the women&rsquo;s singles event at Tokyo Olympics, Sindhu wants an upgrade from her last performance at the Summer Games

The entire nation was on its feet when PV Sindhu battled Carolina Marin in the final of the 2016 Rio Olympics. The chance to win the first-ever gold in Badminton at the Summer Olympics blew away after Marin walked away with the top award, only to leave Sindhu and the entire nation devastated.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
The loss in the final didn&rsquo;t deter the 26-year-old as she dominated the court for a few years after that night in Rio. 2 Silver &amp; 1 Gold Medal at the World Championships, a silver at Asian &amp; Commonwealth Games &amp; tonnes of trophies at BWF series events helped Sindhu climb to the number 2 rank in the world championship. Sindhu was inching towards total dominance but things took a nosedive. Apart from the World Championship Gold in Basel, Sindhu had an exceptionally poor 2019 with just 1 final and 2 semi-finals in all the tournaments she played.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
But in 2021, Sindhu wants a turnaround. Since she is the only one from India to qualify in the women&rsquo;s singles event at Tokyo Olympics, Sindhu wants an upgrade from her last performance at the Summer Games. With Carolina Marin, the defending Olympic Champion pulling out of the race, Sindhu is one of the top medal prospects on the court.&nbsp;&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>Sindhu lost the final of the 2016 Rio Games to Carolina Marin</li>
<li>Sindhu&nbsp;is the only Indian to qualify for women's singles in Tokyo</li>
</ul>

The entire nation was on its feet when PV Sindhu battled Carolina Marin in the final of the 2016 Rio Olympics. The chance to win the first-ever gold in Badminton at the Summer Olympics blew away after Marin walked away with the top award, only to leave Sindhu and the entire nation devastated.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
The loss in the final didn&rsquo;t deter the 26-year-old as she dominated the court for a few years after that night in Rio. 2 Silver &amp; 1 Gold Medal at the World Championships, a silver at the Asian &amp; Commonwealth Games &amp; tonnes of trophies at the&nbsp;BWF series events helped Sindhu climb to the number 2 rank in the world championship. Sindhu was inching towards total dominance but things took a nosedive. Apart from the World Championship Gold in Basel, Sindhu had an exceptionally poor 2019 with just 1 final and 2 semi-finals in all the tournaments she played.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
But in 2021, Sindhu wants a turnaround. Since she is the only one from India to qualify in the women&rsquo;s singles event at Tokyo Olympics, Sindhu wants an upgrade from her last performance at the Summer Games. With Carolina Marin, the defending Olympic Champion pulling out of the race, Sindhu is one of the top medal prospects on the court.&nbsp;&nbsp;

PV Sindhu slams reporter for spreading 'fake news'

World champion PV Sindhu's&nbsp;Instagram&nbsp;post from England surprised many as she was supposed to be in the ongoing national camp for Olympic hopefuls. But why did she leave it midway and left for the UK?

World champion PV Sindhu's&nbsp;Instagram&nbsp;post from England surprised many as she was supposed to be in the ongoing national camp for Olympic hopefuls. But why did she leave the camp midway and landed in London? The Indian shuttler&nbsp;clarified that she had travelled to the UK to work on her recovery and nutrition. According to a report in the Times of India, Sindhu&nbsp;had informed the coaches at the&nbsp;Pullela Gopichand Academy that she will stay there for about 2 months. A report had earlier indicated that she left the country following tensions in her family and coaches. But the former World number 2 denied any such rift and even slammed a sports reporter of an esteemed organisation alleging him of spreading fake news. Sindhu even wrote that if he didn't stop, she may resort to legal proceedings against him.

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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