PV Sindhu, who was out of the World Championship after losing in the quarter -finals, was a win from the sixth medal, Indonesia’s shuttler broke his dream

New Delhi. PV Sindhu’s victory chariot came to the quarter -finals and stopped. The two -time Olympic medalist Sindhu was defeated by the Malaysian shuttler in a match drawn up to three games and dropped the Indian star from the BWF World Championship. In the quarter-finals of the women’s singles, Indus, Indonesia’s daughter Kusuma Vardani, was eliminated after losing 14-21, 21-13, 16-21. One win from the Indus medal was away, which would have been her sixth medal in the World Championship. But she could not get ahead of the world number 9 and lost in an hour and two minutes.

World number 15 Indian player PV Sindhu made a slow start in the first game. But he made a comeback in the second game as his opponent was facing problems in length and he made unforgettable mistakes. Although Vardani took an lead in the decisive game, Sindhu ensured that the Indonesian player did not move beyond three points. However, when the score was 17-16, Vardani won four consecutive points and entered the semi-finals.

Earlier, PV Sindhu defeated Wang Jhi Yi of China 21-19 21-15 in the PV Sindhu pre-quarterfinals to enter the quarter-finals. The 15th ranking in the world, which won the world title in 2019 in Basel, took 48 minutes to win the pre-quarterfinals.

Five-time World Championship medalist Sindhu made a strong start in an aggressive manner and won the first game 21-19, while Wang was seen struggling in her returns. Indian player also retained the match in the second game and took the match and took a record against the Chinese player. Sindhu entered the women’s single pre-quarter-finals by defeating Letshna Karupathavan of Malaysia due to the final lead in the second round. The former world champion Sindhu made a comeback despite falling back from 12-18 in the first game and defeated the world number 40, Latshana, 21-19, 21-15 in 42 minutes.