Sindhu says Asian Games schedule 'took toll'
Most outlets led with the statement that P.V. Sindhu said the Asian Games schedule "took toll" on her, emphasizing her physical and emotional state after playing three matches in 18 hours. The Express Tribune highlighted the quote in the headline and elaborated on her comments about back-to-back matches leaving her "hurting." The Business Recorder also focused on her "hurting" condition and the grueling match schedule, noting her status as a two-time Olympic medallist and former world champion. Both excerpts framed the issue similarly, with no significant differences in emphasis or framing.
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'Hurting' badminton star Sindhu says Asian Games schedule 'took toll'
NAGOYA: India’s two-time Olympic badminton medallist P.V. Sindhu said Monday she was “hurting” after defeat following three matches in 18 hours at the Asian Games. The former world champion is the latest badminton player to take aim at the scheduling at the Games in Nagoya. Sindhu battled to defeat over three gruelling games against China’s Chen Yufei in Sunday’s quarter-finals. The 31-year-old...
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Sindhu says Asian Games schedule 'took toll'
The Indian badminton star says back-to-back matches leave her hurting
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