India at 2020 Tokyo Olympics: Full schedule of events for July 28
Other Sports | July 28, 2021 6:05 ISTPV Sindhu, Indian women's hockey team headline India's Day 5 schedule at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics
PV Sindhu, Indian women's hockey team headline India's Day 5 schedule at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics
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All three of them won their matches comfortably, putting it across lower-ranked opponents to reach the next round in their quest for Olympic glory
PV Sindhu, Manika Batra, Mary Kom all made a positive start to their Tokyo Olympics journey on a rather disappointing day for the Indian contingent
Sindhu on Sunday beat the 58th ranked Israel's Ksenia Polikarpova 21-7 21-10 in a lop-sided opening Group J match.
PV Sindhu made a winning start to her Olympic campaign in Tokyo, beating Israel's Ksenia Polikarpova 21-7 21-10 in the Group J match. Sindhu will now meet Hong Kong's world no.34 Cheung Ngan Yi in her second and final group game.
The world number seven Indian will next play Hong Kong's world number 34 Cheung Ngan Yi in the group stage.
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With Marin pulling out of the Games due to a knee injury, Park has no doubt that Tai Tzu would be Sindhu's biggest rival at the Olympics.
Sindhu has many firsts to her name. First Indian woman to win a silver medal at the Olympics, first Indian to win the Badminton World Championships, and first Indian to win the BWF World Tour Finals.
The world number seven is the lone Indian to have qualified for the women’s singles in Tokyo Olympics.
Sindhu, who had lost to Spain's Carolina Marin in the 2016 Olympics final, has been clubbed in an easy Group J, also comprising Hong Kong’s Cheung Ngan Yi.
Sindhu, one of India's biggest medal hopes in Tokyo, also interacted with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday.
India's ace shuttler PV Sindhu on July 14 said that she is confident and all set for Tokyo Olympics."I am looking forward as it is just nine days away.
Sindhu has an all-win record against her group stage opponents Ngan Yi and Polikarpova in the five and two encounters played so far against them respectively.
The agile athlete promised to return to India with a medal from Tokyo even as her well-wishers hope for nothing less than a gold.
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