New Delhi: India Shuttler Saina Nehwal said that he came to participate in India Open 2022, only to see performance after the knee and groin in October.
Saina on Thursday beat from India ongoing 2022 in the Indoor KD Jadhav hall in New Delhi.
Malvika Bansod defeated Nehwal 21-17, 21-9 in the second round match which lasted for 35 minutes.
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“So as you know.
It was there from October 25 for me to say I started playing on December 27.
The problem with the knee is that I can only see with the days because I can’t push because Patella is an important part of the knee And it will only increase with the burden I put, so, that I can only put after 2 January and 3.
So whatever time I get in 10 today, I tried to improve my court movement.
I can’t do a lot of physical I am fitness but I’m glad that my body can play the two matches.
I don’t have to give up anywhere because of the groin and knee but I can play a shot like today when Malvika plays a lot of close drops and he plays a good throw, “said Saina after The second round of the Ainst Malvika match.
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“Last time when I played in October, I couldn’t play the difficult shots but today I am happy that I am a strengthening of the groin and my knees and I’m moving in the field.
But the problem that is now left is that fitness does not There is there so you can’t fight with very good players like good Malvika, good akashi, good sindhu.
I came here to see where I was standing.
I have to be where I am.
Participating in the upcoming tournament .
That way I think his body is good but the fitness level needs to be done, “he added.
Speaking of Malvika, Saina said that she was a very good player who had been very good at the highest level.
“He (Malvika) is very good.
He’s fine at the highest level and he will increase.
He is a very good rally player.
I hope he’s fine in the tournament,” said Saina.
The 31-year-old Saina was left behind 5-7 in the first match, and Malvika was not mood to let this profit and he finally won the first match 21-17.
The Bansod then did not look back, and he continued with his momentum, won the match in 35 minutes.