“I always had great belief in myself. It was only a question of time before I rediscovered the winning touch. I am glad that I did that in the recent Singapore Open, after a long break,” said double Olympics medallist P.V. Sindhu.
“These wins are very important, particularly ahead of such a big event like the Commonwealth Games (in Birmingham from July 28). They mean a lot to me, a big confidence booster,” the 27-year-old Sindhu said after her last training session at the Gachibowli Indoor Stadium before leaving for the CWG here on Saturday.
“Hopefully looking to win the gold in the CWG. I will do my best,” she said with a big smile. “ I have been doing well, but losing in three sets in the semis and quarters. It is also important to stay fit mentally and physically,” said Sindhu, who is now India’s biggest medal hope in women’s singles, with Saina Nehwal missing the bus.
