Paris Olympics 29 July 2024 Update News: Badminton Queen PV Sindhu Created a Sensation With Her First Win

Paris Olympics 29 July 2024 Update News: PV Sindhu won the silver medal in the Rio 2016 Olympics, then in 2020 she became the Indian badminton player to win the bronze medal in the Tokyo Olympics, now she will compete with the world’s number 75 player Christine Kuba, which will be on Wednesday, 31 July.

Paris Olympics 29 July 2024 Update News

India’s best badminton player PV Sindhu PV Sindhu opened her door to go to the Olympics by defeating Fatimat Abdul Razzaq of Maldives on Sunday, now she will compete with the number 75 player Christine Kuba in 2024, who will be competing on Wednesday, 31 July.

She defeated her opponent in the last match within 29 minutes, due to which she has come to the Olympics with her skills to win a medal this time too. She is going to show her skills on Wednesday when both the great players will clash with each other.

PV Sindhu won the silver medal in the Rio 2016 Olympics, then in 2020 she became the Indian badminton player to win the bronze medal in the Tokyo Olympics, now she will compete with Christine Kuba.

Information about PV Sindhu

The full name of PV Sindhu is Pursala Pusarla Venkat Sindhu, she was born on 5 July 1995, she is an Indian player and she has won silver and bronze medals for India, she has also been the national champion of India.

Where did PV Sindhu win the silver medal?

Silver medalist PV Sindhu has won this title for the first time by registering a spectacular victory in the final of the BWF World Badminton Championship, she is the first woman to win the shuttler’s place from India.

In the final match, she defeated Japan’s Nozomi Okuhara 21-7, 21-7.

PV Sindhu defeated China’s Chen Yufei 21-7, 21-14 in the semi-final match held on 24 August 2019.

PV Sindhu’s early life and training

PV Sindhu, who won two medals for India in the Olympics, made India proud. She was born on 5 July 1995. Her father was a volleyball player named PV Raman. Her father was a well-known volleyball player. He was also awarded the Arjuna Award by the Government of India in 2000,

but PV Sindhu did not choose volleyball and chose badminton as her life’s basis because she was influenced by Pullela Gopichand. PV Sindhu first learned badminton under the guidance of Mehboob Ali at the Indian Railway Signal Engineering and Telecommunications Badminton Court in Secunderabad.

After that, she joined Pullela Gopichand’s Gopichand Badminton Academy because she was very impressed by him. She wanted to become a great badminton player like Pullela Gopichand. That’s why she joined him in the academy and started her training.

PV Sindhu’s career record

She played in Korea Open Super Series Premier in 2013 in which she lost, then after that she also played BWF World Junior Championship which was played in 2011, then she also came in China Open Super Series Premier in 2011 in which she qualified and then she also played semi-finals in 2012, then after that she reached Indonesia Open Super Series in which she was selected for Round 2 in 2012.

then after that Indian Open Super Series in which she also played semi-finals in 2010, then in 2011 she cracked round one, then in 2012 she also played quarter finals, then in 2013 she was selected for semi-finals, then she reached Japan Open Super Series in which she was selected for round two in 2012, then she also won silver medal in Dutch Open in 2011,

then she reached India Open Grass Pre Gold She played Round 2 in 2010, then she played Round 2 in 2011 as well and then she was silver medalist in 2012, then she won three consecutive medals, first was Malaysia Open Ground Premier Gold in which she won gold medal which was in 2013,

then she played BWF World Championship in which she won bronze medal in 2013 and then after that she won gold medal in Macau Open Badminton Championship which was in 2013, then she became the winner of Indian National Badminton Championship in 2013.