Prannoy eyes glory at maiden World Tour Finals

Bangkok

India’s HS Prannoy will look to display a fearless brand of badminton in his quest for glory on his BWF World Tour Finals debut. The tournament starts tomorrow. With PV Sindhu skipping the event due to an injury, Prannoy will be the lone Indian at the year-ending tournament, which was moved from China due to Covid-19.

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