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PV Sindhu: From Skipping Sister's Wedding For Badminton To Travelling 100kms For Training; Know Interesting Facts About Indian Shuttler - In Pics

No one becomes great without sacrifice, hard work and many more things done in life. PV Sindhu has a similar story, she didn't become one of the greatest shuttler's that India has produced in one night, she worked for it.

Interesting Things About Indian Shuttler PV Sindhu

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Interesting Things About Indian Shuttler PV Sindhu

Take a look at some of the struggles and interestings thing about India one and only badminton star PV Sindhu.

Use To Travel More Than 100kms For Training

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Use To Travel More Than 100kms For Training

Despite the challenges in life, Sindhu remained steadfast in her pursuit of excellence, even traveling 112 kilometers daily to train at the Pullela Gopichand academy. Her punctuality and dedication were evident as she consistently arrived early, displaying the discipline that fueled her rise to the pinnacle of badminton success.

World Champion In 2019

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World Champion In 2019

In 2019, Sindhu's list of accolades expanded further as she etched her name in history as the BWF World Champion. Her victory over Nozomi Okuhara in the final marked a significant milestone for Indian badminton, as she clinched gold at the prestigious tournament.

Three Months Without Phone

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Three Months Without Phone

The path to greatness often demands sacrifices, and Sindhu exemplified this with her dedication. In preparation for the Rio Olympics, she endured three months without her phone, a sacrifice imposed by her coach, Pullela Gopichand, to enhance her focus and commitment to training.

BWF Top 20 Spot In Teenage

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BWF Top 20 Spot In Teenage

As a teenager, PV Sindhu swiftly ascended the ranks of the Badminton World Federation (BWF), breaking into the top 20 by the age of 17 in September 2012. Her early prowess marked her as one of the sport's elite players, earning her recognition on the global stage.

Skipper Sister's Wedding At 17 For Badminton

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Skipper Sister's Wedding At 17 For Badminton

At the tender age of 17 in 2012, PV Sindhu made a courageous choice to forgo attending her elder sister's wedding. Instead, she prioritized her participation in a junior-level tournament in Lucknow, demonstrating her unwavering dedication and commitment to badminton.

Sindhu Advances To Second Round Of All England Championships

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Sindhu Advances To Second Round Of All England Championships

PV Sindhu has progressed to the second round of the women's singles competition at the All England Championships.

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