Paris Olympics: PV Sindhu Starts With A Dominant Win Over Fathimath Abdul Razzaq

Two-time Olympic medallist Indian shuttler PV Sindhu started her Paris Olympics marketing campaign with a convincing win in straight video games over Maldives’ Fathimath Abdul Razzaq within the girls’s singles group stage match, on Sunday. The gulf of sophistication between the 2 gamers was evident as Sindhu, who’s vying for a 3rd Olympic medal, took simply 29 minutes to dispatch her lower-ranked opponent 21-9 21-6 within the Group M fixture. After a few unforced errors, Sindhu was fast to evaluate the situation and took management of the proceedings, racing to a 11-4 lead.

The world No 111 Fathimath was no match towards the previous world champion who completed the primary sport in a mere 13 minutes.

The second sport adopted an analogous method with Sindhu claiming the primary 4 factors within the blink of a watch to take an early lead.

However, Razzaq capitalised on Sindhu’s error to bridge the hole to make it 3-4. But it grew to become a one-sided contest as soon as once more because the Indian elevated the hole to 10-3.

In the tip, Sindhu had as many as 14 match factors however the world No 13 wanted just one to seal the tie.

The tenth seeded Indian, who received the silver medal within the Rio Games in 2016 and a bronze within the final version in Tokyo, will tackle World No 75 Kristin Kuuba of Estonia in her second group match on Wednesday.

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