Badminton Queen of India Saina Nehwal by Saran Renu

Author:Saran, Renu [Saran, Renu]
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Publisher: Diamond Pocket Books (P) Ltd.
Published: 2013-11-04T18:30:00+00:00

Stage Opponent Result Games Points

First Round Ella Dichl Won 2-0 21-9, 21-8

Sccond Round Larisa Griga Won 2-0 21-18, 21-10

Third Round Wang Chen Won 2-1 21-19, 11-21, 21-11

Quarter-finals Maria Kristin Yulianti Lost 1-2 28-26, 14-21, 15-21

She won the 2008 World Junior Badminton Championships that are organized by Badminton World Federation (BWF). She also won the 2008 Commonwealth games that were held in India. In September 2008, she won the Yonex Chinese Luipei Open by beating Lydia Cheah of Malaysia 21-8, 21-19. Equally important, she was named the most promising player in 2008 by the BWF.

Saina had worked really hard to win. For this ace shuttler, it was a dream come true.

2010

Saina’s Sports Career Record in 2010

The important Sports Career Record of Saina Nehwal made in 2010 is mentioned below:

Native Indian Females Group

The renowned Indian badminton star, Saina efficiently led the Native Indian Females Group to the quarter-finals level of Ultra Cup finals. The youth icon also became the first Native Indian Lady to arrive at the partial great finals of season 2010 complete England Extremely Sequence prior to dropping to Tine Rasmussen, the champion.

Yonex Sun Rising Badminton Japan Tournament

Topmost seeded Saina achieved the semi-finals of the tournament 2010 dropping out to Xuerui, the unseeded champion and the great player of China. During the tournament, her trainer and mentor Gopichand recommended her not put in too much stress on herself. He knew that the reaction from some of frustrating home audience was disturbing her. He asked her to keep calm.

BWF Huge Corrt Silver

Saina defeated popular Wong M. Choo of Malaysia in the finals and thus justified her charging as a high ranked player at the competition. She also won award cash of $8,280 for winning this competition.

Singapore Start

Saina Nehwal was once again ranked as the number one at Singapore Start Extremely Sequence. She beat Lu LAN of China, the Globe champion.

Singapore Start

Saina won the second Extremely Sequence headline by beating T. Ying, the highly qualified player of China, Taipei in the finals 21–18, 21–15. The great Indian player succeeded the competition by beating the top 5 rated Chinese players. Saina won award cash of $15,000 for this competition.

24th September, 2010

Saina acquired the position of world number three for the female’s single men and women badminton sport world cup.

BWF Extremely Sequence

The renowned Indian player protected her Philippines Start super series headline in three challenging activities aligned with renowned player S. Sato of the country of the country of Japan, 21–19 and 13–21 / and 21–11. It was her important third important super successions headline as well as her only third subsequent headline following victories at Native Indian open games, in the country of Singapore Extremely competition. Nehwal once again highly won the renowned top award cash of around US$18,750 only for successful this competition.

15th September, 2010

With high 64791.26 factors, Saina Nehwal acquired a profession of great world position of number two just behind renowned player W. Yihan of China. Nehwal also won the prestigious gold honor in the popular female’s badminton singles in the Earth Games organized in Delhi.

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