Paris Olympics 2024: In a commanding performance that left no room for doubt, PV Sindhu triumphed over her Estonian opponent with a decisive victory at the Paris Olympics 2024. The Indian badminton star displayed her unmatched skill and precision, winning the match with scores of 21-5 and 21-10. The entire contest lasted a mere 32 minutes, highlighting Sindhu's efficient and dominant play.


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From the outset, Sindhu showcased her exceptional talent and focus. The first game was a one-sided affair, as Sindhu overwhelmed her opponent with her powerful smashes and swift footwork. Her ability to control the pace of the game and anticipate her opponent’s moves was evident as she raced to a 21-5 win. This set the tone for the rest of the match, leaving her Estonian rival struggling to find any rhythm.


In the second game, Sindhu continued her relentless assault, maintaining her superior play throughout. Her strategic placement of shots and strong defensive capabilities ensured that her opponent had little chance to mount a comeback. With a score of 21-10 in the second game, Sindhu secured her place in the round of 16, making it two wins out of two in the group stages of the tournament.


Sindhu’s performance not only demonstrates her readiness and fitness for the competition but also solidifies her position as one of the top contenders for a medal in the ongoing Olympics. Her swift victory in just over half an hour is a testament to her preparation and skill, setting high expectations for her future matches.


As she advances to the round of 16, PV Sindhu’s fans and supporters are filled with anticipation and excitement. Her journey in the Paris Olympics is being closely followed, with many hoping she will continue her impressive run and bring home a medal. PV Sindhu will face He Bing Jiao next in pre-quarters. The Chinese shuttler leads 11-9 in H2H over Sindhu.


Earlier, two-time Olympic medalist PV Sindhu began her Paris Olympics campaign with a resounding straight-games victory over Maldives’ Fathimath Abdul Razzaq in the women's singles group stage match on Sunday. Sindhu, who has been mentored by the legendary Prakash Padukone in recent months, mentioned that the association has been highly beneficial to her.