After Saina Nehwal and Parupalli Kashyap, top shuttler PV Sindhu has pulled out of the season opening $600,000 Korea Open Super Series to be held in Seoul January 7-12. <img alt="PV Sindhu" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/dec/PV-Sindhu_1.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 353px;" /> PV Sindhu Saina and Kashyap withdrew their entries in the last two days citing ill healthu00a0and injury. &ldquo;My coach Pullela Gopichand told me to withdraw my entry from Korea Open yesterday. Now I will play the Malaysia Open Super Series Premier and the India Grand Prix Gold events in January,&rdquo; Sindhu told IANS here. The Malaysia Open (Jan 14-19) is followed by the GP Gold event in Lucknow (Jan 21-26) where she reached the final last year. Earlier the World Championship bronze medallist was to play in Korea and Malaysia and was going to skip the Indian tournament. &ldquo;Yes that was the plan initially but Gopi sir usually plans which tournaments I am going to play. Anyway, earlier too, I was to play two tournaments next month and that remains the same,&rdquo; the 18-year-old added. It was Gopichand&rsquo;s plan to pull out Sindhu from a couple of Super Series events in October and November so that she could train for the Macau Open, resulting in her victory at the Grand Prix Gold event December 1.

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