Even for the trailblazing Saina Nehwal, getting into the limelight was tough in a cricket-mad country. In a free-wheeling chat, the Olympic and World championships medallist speaks on the struggle for co-existence between sports in India, the impending change to badminton’s scoring system, P.V. Sindhu’s future and the next generation of stars.
Even for the trailblazing Saina Nehwal, getting into the limelight was tough in a cricket-mad country. In a free-wheeling chat, the Olympic and World championships medallist speaks on the struggle for co-existence between sports in India, the impending change to badminton’s scoring system, P.V. Sindhu’s future and the next generation of stars.
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