Indian star PV Sindhu won the bronze medal in women's singles badminton at the Olympics. She returned to India for an interview. She talked about the semi-final match where she lost to Tai Tzu Ying. Tai Tzu Ying's key lucky score in front of the net in the first game changed the

Indian star Sindhu won the bronze medal in women's singles badminton at the Olympics . She returned to India for an interview. She talked about the semi-final match where she lost to Tai Tzu Ying , and Dai was lucky at the net in the first game. The score changed the trend of the game. "That was her day. But I felt that if I had won that game, the result of the game might be different."

According to media reports, Sindhu recently returned to India to hold a press conference. She was Asked about when the two sides were tied at 17:17 in the first game, Xiao Dai had a lucky ball in front of the net, and then scored 4 points in a row to win the game.

Sindhu responded: "Yes, this is where the game changed. I felt it on the court too. She was a little bit lucky in that point and that was her day, but I think if I won the first game, the result of the game might be "It will be different."

Sindhu said, "That defeat really hurt me. I don't know whether to be sad or happy. I am sad because I lost, but I am happy because I still have a chance to win a medal. Deciding to give everything for that medal, my coach told me that there is a big difference between a bronze medal and fourth place.” As well as defensive ability, she admitted that this is what she worked hard to improve after cooperating with South Korean coach Park Tae-sang. "There are no secrets in the international sports world. I know these are the goals I want to improve."

talked about winning the silver medal in the last 2016 Rio , and the difference in winning the bronze medal this time, she said: "The pressure is definitely greater this time. Winning a medal in Rio may even surprise me, but here, everyone expects me to do well. Rio's The medal is special because it changed my life, but it also has a special place in my heart because I endured the pressure and won the medal.”