PV Sindhu won against Mia Blichfeldt and reached women's singles quarterfinals.

 

 It was another exited day for Indian athelets at Tokyo Olympics 2020 on Thursday.  PV Sindhu too made it to the quater-finaals of the women's singles badminton tournament with a 21-15, 21-13 win over Mia Blichfeldt from denmark 

 

 

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The 26-year-old Indian, who won a silver in the 2016 Rio Olympics, won over a great set score 21-15 21-13 win over 13th seed Blichfeldt in a 41-minute match.

 

 

Sindhu will next face the winner of the match between Akane Yamaguchi of Japan and Korea's Kim Gaeun.

 "I started off well in the first game but around 15-16, I gave a couple of points because I was rushing in my defence. My coach was telling me that I was playing the wrong way and I realised that and I immediately changed my statistics and game plan and completed the first game. Sindhu told to media after the match.

PV Sindhu has started her Tokyo Olympics journey with a bang and has won every match she has played on her second outing at the Olympics till now. Through to the quarters after a dominant display against Denmark's Mia Blichfeldt, PV Sindhu has become the second Indian badminton player, after Saina Nehwal, to enter the quarter-finals of the Olympics, two times on the trot. Needing just 40 minutes to seal the deal and set up a mouth-watering clash against arch-rival Akane Yamaguchi, Sindhu won in straight games, 21-15, 21-13.

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PV Sindhu has started her Tokyo Olympics journey with a bang and has won every match she has played on her second outing at the Olympics till now. Through to the quarters after a dominant display against Denmark's Mia Blichfeldt, PV Sindhu has become the second Indian badminton player, after Saina Nehwal, to enter the quarter-finals of the Olympics, two times on the trot. Needing just 40 minutes to seal the deal and set up a mouth-watering clash against arch-rival Akane Yamaguchi, Sindhu won in straight games, 21-15, 21-13.

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PV Sindhu has started her Tokyo Olympics journey with a bang and has won every match she has played on her second outing at the Olympics till now. Through to the quarters after a dominant display against Denmark's Mia Blichfeldt, PV Sindhu has become the second Indian badminton player, after Saina Nehwal, to enter the quarter-finals of the Olympics, two times on the trot. Needing just 40 minutes to seal the deal and set up a mouth-watering clash against arch-rival Akane Yamaguchi, Sindhu won in straight games, 21-15, 21-13.

https://thebridge.in/badminton/tokyo-olympics-pv-sindhu-opponent-quarter-final-23684?infinitescroll=1

PV Sindhu has started her Tokyo Olympics journey with a bang and has won every match she has played on her second outing at the Olympics till now. Through to the quarters after a dominant display against Denmark's Mia Blichfeldt, PV Sindhu has become the second Indian badminton player, after Saina Nehwal, to enter the quarter-finals of the Olympics, two times on the trot. Needing just 40 minutes to seal the deal and set up a mouth-watering clash against arch-rival Akane Yamaguchi, Sindhu won in straight games, 21-15, 21-13.

https://thebridge.in/badminton/tokyo-olympics-pv-sindhu-opponent-quarter-final-23684?infinitescroll=1

PV Sindhu has started her Tokyo Olympics journey with a bang and has won every match she has played on her second outing at the Olympics till now. Through to the quarters after a dominant display against Denmark's Mia Blichfeldt, PV Sindhu has become the second Indian badminton player, after Saina Nehwal, to enter the quarter-finals of the Olympics, two times on the trot. Needing just 40 minutes to seal the deal and set up a mouth-watering clash against arch-rival Akane Yamaguchi, Sindhu won in straight games, 21-15, 21-13.

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PV Sindhu has started her Tokyo Olympics journey with a bang and has won every match she has played on her second outing at the Olympics till now. Through to the quarters after a dominant display against Denmark's Mia Blichfeldt, PV Sindhu has become the second Indian badminton player, after Saina Nehwal, to enter the quarter-finals of the Olympics, two times on the trot. Needing just 40 minutes to seal the deal and set up a mouth-watering clash against arch-rival Akane Yamaguchi, Sindhu won in straight games, 21-15, 21-13.

https://thebridge.in/badminton/tokyo-olympics-pv-sindhu-opponent-quarter-final-23684?infinitescroll=1

PV Sindhu has started her Tokyo Olympics journey with a bang and has won every match she has played on her second outing at the Olympics till now. Through to the quarters after a dominant display against Denmark's Mia Blichfeldt, PV Sindhu has become the second Indian badminton player, after Saina Nehwal, to enter the quarter-finals of the Olympics, two times on the trot. Needing just 40 minutes to seal the deal and set up a mouth-watering clash against arch-rival Akane Yamaguchi, Sindhu won in straight games, 21-15, 21-13.

https://thebridge.in/badminton/tokyo-olympics-pv-sindhu-opponent-quarter-final-23684?infinitescroll=1

PV Sindhu has started her Tokyo Olympics journey with a bang and has won every match she has played on her second outing at the Olympics till now. Through to the quarters after a dominant display against Denmark's Mia Blichfeldt, PV Sindhu has become the second Indian badminton player, after Saina Nehwal, to enter the quarter-finals of the Olympics, two times on the trot. Needing just 40 minutes to seal the deal and set up a mouth-watering clash against arch-rival Akane Yamaguchi, Sindhu won in straight games, 21-15, 21-13.

https://thebridge.in/badminton/tokyo-olympics-pv-sindhu-opponent-quarter-final-23684?infinitescroll=1

PV Sindhu has started her Tokyo Olympics journey with a bang and has won every match she has played on her second outing at the Olympics till now. Through to the quarters after a dominant display against Denmark's Mia Blichfeldt, PV Sindhu has become the second Indian badminton player, after Saina Nehwal, to enter the quarter-finals of the Olympics, two times on the trot. Needing just 40 minutes to seal the deal and set up a mouth-watering clash against arch-rival Akane Yamaguchi, Sindhu won in straight games, 21-15, 21-13.

https://thebridge.in/badminton/tokyo-olympics-pv-sindhu-opponent-quarter-final-23684?infinitescroll=1

PV Sindhu has started her Tokyo Olympics journey with a bang and has won every match she has played on her second outing at the Olympics till now. Through to the quarters after a dominant display against Denmark's Mia Blichfeldt, PV Sindhu has become the second Indian badminton player, after Saina Nehwal, to enter the quarter-finals of the Olympics, two times on the trot. Needing just 40 minutes to seal the deal and set up a mouth-watering clash against arch-rival Akane Yamaguchi, Sindhu won in straight games, 21-15, 21-13.

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