Kirsty Gilmour is aiming for a “career defining” gold medal at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.
It’s no surprise that Scotland’s top-performing women’s singles player has qualified, but she’s looking to add a gold to the silver she won in Glasgow in 2014 and bronze from Gold Coast 2018.
At 28, Gilmour is going into her fourth Games and feels less pressure to succeed, though that then moves to what she, herself, hopes to achieve.
