New Delhi. India’s star badminton player PV Sindhu, fit after making a full recovery from a stress fracture in her left foot, is confident and positive about the upcoming events of the current season. Two-time Olympic medalist Sindhu said that she has made a “complete recovery” from the injury and will give it her all while playing. Sindhu, who was ruled out due to injury after winning the women’s singles gold medal at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham in August, returned with the Petronas Malaysia Open 2023, her first tournament of the year, but suffered a three-game first-round defeat against Spain’s Carolina Marin. had to face Sindhu also made a first round exit a week later at the India Open at home.
Sindhu told the World Badminton Federation, “I am absolutely fine now. I am completely fine physically and mentally. Injuries do happen but it is important that you keep your body healthy and come back strong every time. I am confident, positive and learning from my mistakes.’ She added, ‘My parents are also sportspersons. The support and motivation they give gives me the spirit to move forward in difficult times. ”Sindhu, who won three titles in the form of Syed Modi India International, Swiss Open and Singapore Open last year, has been selected on the HSBC BWF World Tour in the current season. Hoping to repeat this success.
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“At the same time you have to give 100 per cent performance and I have fully recovered,” said the world number nine. It takes time to get into the rhythm. Sindhu, along with Lakshya Sen and HS Prannoy, will lead the Indian challenge at the Badminton Asia Mixed Team Championships starting in Dubai on Tuesday. In the last tournament held in Hong Kong in 2019, India could not make it to the knockouts. India have been placed in Group B this time along with hosts UAE, favorites Malaysia and Kazakhstan.
