Last year’s runner-up PV Sindhu is aiming to go a step better at the USD 120,000 India Grand Prix Gold this time around, the main draw of which starts today
Lucknow: Last year’s runner-up PV Sindhu is aiming to go a step better at the USD 120,000 India Grand Prix Gold this time around, the main draw of which starts at the Babu Banarasi Das Indoor Stadium here today.
PV Sindhu
The World Championship bronze medallist, who lost the last women’s singles final here to Indonesian Lindaweni Fanetri, said she is keen to win the title with a prize cheque of USD 9,000.
“This is the start to a new year and I will give my best here. This has been a very good tournament for me. I reached the final last time and I will try to better my performance this year. But it won’t be easy.
There are many good players and some Chinese players too, who can’t be taken lightly,” said the World No 11. World No 8 Saina Nehwal is the top seed here and could meet Sindhu in the final.
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