Olympics Has Changed Something Inside Me: Sindhu

    • Publish Date: Nov 10 2016 11:32AM
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    • Updated Date: Nov 10 2016 11:43AM
Olympics Has Changed Something Inside Me: Sindhu

Rio Games silver medalist P V Sindhu says her performance at the Olympics has helped her to deal with failures and she realises now that she needs to work harder to win medals at big-ticket events like the World Championship and All England.

"Olympics has changed something inside me. At the Olympics I played against the seeded players and I realised that they will also feel bad losing against a lower ranked player like me, so sometimes people will get depressed but then they go back and work hard and so I also think in the same way and of course a lot has changed after Olympics," she said.

"It is hard to lose for everybody. When you lose, you keep thinking I could have done things differently but at that moment you can't do anything so it is important to let go," added the 21-year-old Hyderabad, who had created history by becoming the first Indian shuttler to win an Olympic silver medal in August.

Sindhu explained: "Life has changed a lot after the Games and now the responsibility are always high and everybody's eyes will be always on me so I think from now onwards I'll have to work harder then what I have been doing.

"I think it is just the start and it is not over with the Olympic medal. There are many tournaments like Super Series and All England and World Championship and I want to win them." One of the icon players at the Player's auction, Sindhu was bought for 39 lakhs by Chennai Smashers for the second edition of the Premier Badminton League to be held from January 1-15. - PTI

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Sharmeen Khan PADUA HIGH SCHOOL-MANKHURD

You have a great life ahead.

Shreya .s Chennai Public School -Thirumazhisai

i am completely sure P V Sindhu is going to bring more laurels to India,with a lot of hard work and effort......... ALL THE BEST P V SINDHU!!!!!!

Aarohi Saxena Harvest International School

I''m sure that P V Sindhu is going to bring more laurels to India, with a lot of hard work and effort. THE BEST P V SINDHU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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