The cooperative world is wild with joy and euphoria as P V Sindhu has defeated her third-seeded Japanese rival. Sindhu was superb and convincing in her game, tweeted several cooperators.
In his tweet IFFCO MD Dr U S Awasthi wrote “Congratulations @Pvsindhu1 for convincing victory & medal assurance. Play well with confidence. All the best #PVSindhu for #RioOlympics2016.”
Anant Kumar the Union Chemical and fertilizer Minister said “Mind blowing game! @PVSindhu1 – March on to Gold …! #Rio2016 #GoForGold.”
Another senior official of IFFCO M R Patel tweeted “Congratulation @Pvsindhu1 for securing another medal for #Ind Two of India’s daughters stole the show at #Rio2016. Go for Gold! Best wishes”.
Union Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh tweeted “Congratulations to #PVSindhu for her outstanding victory in semifinal of #Rio2016.All the best for final #WomenPower.”
On the 13th day of the long chase at Rio Olympics 2016 PV Sindhu displayed the best performance of this Olympic so far by reaching the final of the badminton women’s singles. The excitement was dampened a little bit by the news that wrestler Narsingh Yadav has been banned for four years on doping charges.
PV Sindhu has however ensured either a silver or gold medal for India in Rio. On Wednesday Sindhu had defeated World No 2 Wang Yihan. She registered a 21-19, 21-10 triumph in the semi-finals and become the first Indian shuttler to enter the final of the Olympics.
Sindhu is 21-year-old and belongs to Hyderabad. She has now gone one better than Saina Nehwal, who won the bronze medal earlier in London, and became the first ever Indian to enter a badminton final at the Games.
Sindhu will meet Spain’s World No one Carolina Marin in the final.