‘I know a few words in Malayalam, thank you for the support from Kerala’; PV Sindhu
Mumbai: Congratulations are pouring in for PV Sindhu, the first Indian badminton player to win a medal in two Olympics.
Sindhu said she hoped her success would inspire those who want to enter the field of sports. Sindhu’s response was to Asianet News.
Sindhu also spoke openly about the inspiration she received from Kerala during the Vijayayatra. Sindhu said she has many friends in Kerala and thanked her for her support.
‘Getting medals gives you more confidence. This is not easy at all. There will be ups and downs on this journey. Glad this success will inspire a lot of people. I have many friends in Kerala. I know some words in Malayalam. Thank you also for your great support from Kerala, ‘said Sindhu.
Sindhu said she hopes to compete for India at the Paris Olympics and achieve a glorious victory.
Sindhu wins bronze medal at Tokyo Olympics Sindhu’s victory was due to direct games in the battle for the bronze medal between Chinese star Hee Binjao and Sindhu.
Sindhu wins medal in second consecutive Olympics With this, Sindhu became the first Indian woman to win a medal in two Olympics. PV was a silver medalist at the last Rio Olympics. Indus.
This is India’s second medal at the Tokyo Olympics. In weightlifting, India’s Mirabai Chanu won silver in the 49 kg category.
In the semi-finals, Sindhu lost to world number one Tai Su Ying. In the semi-finals, Sindhu lost to straight games. In the quarterfinals, Sindhu defeated Akane Yamaguchi of Japan for two straight sets.
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