Ace Player PV Sindhu enters Quarter Finals of Indonesian Open

Last updated on November 26th, 2021 at 11:01 am

Indonesia -India’s best bet at the ongoing Indonesian open, PV Sindhu has stormed into the Quarter Finals by beating Germany’s Yvonne Li. Sindhu by 21-12, 21-18 in 31 minutes. The Two-time Olympic medalist did not sweat much to get through the much lower-ranked player in the second-round clash.

The Indian was pitted against the German player for the first time and despite the change of game she experienced, Sindhu was completely in control of the match from the very beginning.

The ace player is one of the strongest players in the Indonesia Open Super 1000 and if she finishes at the top, there can also be some changes in the ranking.

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The second game saw Li fighting back but could not create any trouble for the world number 7. Sindhu seemed persistent to win the fame and did not let the German take any advantage of the lead.

She will be facing the winner of the second-round clash between Spaniard Beatriz Corrales and South Korea’s Sim Yujin in the Quarterfinals. It is crucial for Sindhu to win the World title as the last time it happened was three years ago. Even though she is the reigning World Champion and Bronze medalist of the Tokyo Olympics, a world title is important to improve her ranking as well as her confidence.