India's expert shuttler ,Silver medalist at Rio Olympics,P V Sindhu has not frustrated her fans . She has entered semi-finals in the China Open badminton women's singles after vanquishing nearby most loved He Bingjiao in straight games at the USD 700,000 Super Series Premier event. In the quarterfinals, Sindhu vanquished Bingjiao of China with 22-20, 21-10 score in progressive sets.
The 21-year-old from Hyderabad will go up against the champ of the match between Japan's Akane Yamaguchi and 6th seed Sung Ji Hyun, seeded 6th.
Sindhu continued battling and moved neck and neck from 17-17 to 20-20, preceding marching ahead. She closed the 21-minute opening game when Bingjiao sent the shuttle wide. Sindhu was fortunate to get a point at 10-4 when the seat umpires overruled a test by the Chinese regardless of the screen demonstrating the shuttle kissing the line. Bingjiao then hit long again as the Indian entered the break at 11-5. A drained-looking Bingjiao floundered with her length and precision of strokes to help Sindhu proceed with her walk ahead to 14-5. Bingjiao got three focuses before Sindhu broke the mood when the Chinese's backhand cut went to the net. Sindhu fixed the second game in 17 minutes after Bingjiao at the end of the day hit long.
Its opportunity to demonstrate that Sindhu is the best after Rio Olympics, she has come to semis in this competition.
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