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You can never write a champion off: Saina on Sindhu
Saina Nehwal praised PV Sindhu's improved attack and recent Japan Open victory. She believes champions like Sindhu can never be written off from winning more titles. Nehwal also expressed hope for consistency from younger Indian badminton players. India will host the Badminton World Championships which features capable medal contenders. Nehwal wished the Commonwealth Games contingent well despite some popular sports exclusion.
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france24.com
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gulfnews.com
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hindustantimes.com
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thehindu.com
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
You can never write a champion off: Saina on Sindhu
Saina Nehwal praised PV Sindhu's improved attack and recent Japan Open victory. She believes champions like Sindhu can never be written off from winning more titles. Nehwal also…