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PV Sindhu, an Indian badminton ace, thinks that she would be at the top of the form at the BWF World Tour final, as a recent break gave her time to be well prepared for the end-of-season tournament which starts on December 12th.
Sindhu, who finished runner-up at the last edition of the event in Dubai, jumped Syed Modi International to Lucknow last week to focus on the $ 1,500,000 event to be held in Dubai. Guangzhou.
This is the third time that Indian has qualified for the prestigious event and asking her if she would be in a better shape this time, Sindhu said, "Yes, because I'm not sure. have enough time to prepare this moment.
"I hope I'm doing well in this tournament.I am confident to do my best.It is one of the biggest tournaments with all the best players and it will be difficult, but I really want to win it. "
Sindhu maintained his impressive form this year, winning silver medals at all major events – Commonwealth Games, Asian Games and World Championships were completed at the India Open and the Thailand Open.
Speaking of the last defeats difficult to digest, Sindhu said: "I have participated in five finals and I have lost and these were hard to I'm happy with the results of the Asian Games, I mean, overall, good results and setbacks in the final. "
The 23-year-old woman listed several factors that could have led to her losses at the top, which were a topic of discussion this year.
upsets you when you lose in the final, or even in the quarterfinals or semi-finals, especially when you think maybe I could have played better or even if you had given your 100% and even if you lose. "
do not play the game and you even win then you think you should have played better.You just have to think that it's not your day.For example, in the championship final world 2017, it was not my day because I gave everything in this match, "she added.
So what are the players that she has struggled to beat this year? "I think everyone is the same level, it's not like we were hard, it's about this particular day.You can see a lot of juniors arrive, so we must do your best against even the lower ranking players, "she said.
During her six defeats against Chinese Taipei's Tai Tzu Ying, Sindhu said, "Of course, Tai Tzu is a misleading player, she is the world's first, but I think it was about
"In fact, I think it's not that difficult … you have to get ready for her shots." She (Tzu Ying) is misleading in that she has this confidence in her that if she plays a particular blow, she will get this point.
"But if we can keep the shuttle in the court and take his shots then it should be okay," she says.
During an exhausting season, Sindhu played up to 18 tournaments and she stated that there was almost no time to think about the games.
"We do not have a lot of time, but whatever the time, we have to badyze and find out what mistakes we make, we have to choose our tournaments where you can do your best, 39, is difficult, you must be fit mentally and physically.
"It is very important to be confident and strong even if you lose, because you know that there are tournaments." and you have to be ready for it, "she said.
Once the World Tour Final is over, Sindhu will turn to the Premier Badminton League (PBL) where she will play for Hyderabad Hunters. Marin, in the first game, December 22.
"I'm really looking forward to playing against Carolina and hope it will be an unforgettable match," said Sindhu speaking of the Spaniard, who will represent Pune 7. Aces this season.
"I will represent my own city and this will this even more special confrontation. You can expect full support from the Hunters, which will be our strength against Pune. "
First published: Nov. 28, 2018 17:37 IST
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