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Don't worry coach, I'll forget my pain: Saina Nehwal

<p>Saina Nehwal's coach Vimal Kumar reveals how his China Open-winning ward shrugged off a severe toe bruise just before leaving for the Super Series event</p>

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Saina Nehwal after winning the China Open on Sunday

Saina Nehwal after winning the China Open on Sunday

Vimal Kumar is known to speak his mind and has always done so with authority — as a player, chief national coach and later, co-founder and director of the Prakash Padukone badminton academy in Bangalore. So, when he says that India's badminton ace Saina Nehwal, his latest high profile ward, can become World No 1 soon, one must take him seriously.

Saina Nehwal after winning the China Open on Sunday. Pic/AFP
Saina Nehwal after winning the China Open on Sunday. Pic/AFP 

When Nehwal decided to move away from her long-time coach and former all-England champion Pullela Gopichand just before the Incheon Asian Games and chose Vimal, it raised eyebrows.

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