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Treesa-Gayatri win, Sindhu knocked out

PV Sindhu suffered an inexplicable meltdown, bowing out of the All England Championships with a three-game loss to Kim Ga Eun in the women's singles opening round. Two-time Olympics medallist Sindhu, returning after recovering from a hamstring injury, squandered an...
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PV Sindhu bowed out of the All England Championships with a three-game loss to Kim Ga Eun. File
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PV Sindhu suffered an inexplicable meltdown, bowing out of the All England Championships with a three-game loss to Kim Ga Eun in the women's singles opening round. Two-time Olympics medallist Sindhu, returning after recovering from a hamstring injury, squandered an opening-game advantage to lose 21-19 13-21 13-21 to world No. 21 Kim of South Korea.

Sindhu was cruising at 20-12 in the opening game but almost threw it away, allowing Kim to recover to 19-20 before winning the game.

However, Sindhu's form dipped thereafter, while Kim grew in confidence. It was yet another disappointing result for world No. 16 Sindhu.

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There was good news for India in the women's doubles as Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand defeated Shuo Yun Sung and Chien Hui Yu of Chinese Taipei 21-17 21-13. Rohan Kapoor and Ruthvika Shivani Gadde prevailed 21-10 17-21 24-22 over Chinese Taipei's Ye Hong Wei and Nicole Gonzales Chan in the mixed doubles competition.

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