The badminton shuttle was introduced to Indian fans by men.
Prakash Padukone’s exploitation in the eighties and the success of Pullela Gopichand throughout the UK in 2001 was two major milestones before Saina Nehwal arrived at the scene with Bang in 2006.
He then won more than 20 international titles, becoming a nation’s toast by winning gold In 2010 the Commonwealth Games and entered history books when he became the first Indian airplane to win a medal at the Olympics in 2012.
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The following year, 17-year-old Sindhu PV, 17 years captured imagination with bronze in the world.
It was the first by an Indian woman and also the second after a 30-year gap for India.
He immediately surpassed Saina and became a superstar and the new Badminton Indian flag carrier.
All this, half a dozen boys who used to train with these girls at the Pullela Gopichand Academy, watched the duo happily.
They began to replicate the achievements of girls, but only in fillings.
Parupalli Kashyap, who married Saina, won in the 2014 Commonwealth game.
Srikanth surprised everyone by winning four Super Series titles in 2017.
He later became the world No.
1, an achievement that has not been achieved by PV Sindhu.
Sai Praneeth won the world bronze in 2019.
Except for this, the boys had almost not fits the girls.
However, there is no potential scarcity and the fact that three of them reached the quarter-finals in the world and two of them were finished on the podium, showing the increase in the performance of men.
HS Prannoy, Srikanth and Sai can be at the 2024 Olympics, while young plants Lakshya Sen, Pranav Rajawat, Pranav Rao Gandam, Maisnam Meiraba shows many promises.
Almost all of these players come from the Gopichand Academy.
However, in significant developments, big players have emerged from other badminton academies after several years – Lakshya Sen.
Competition between Gopichand and Prakash Padukone Academy Augurs well for Indian badminton.
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Any coach Pullela Gopichand said that it was time for us to use this talent.
“There are many talents available in this country.
There are many young people with great potential.
It’s time for us to use this talent.
But as I always say, we don’t have a system to take care of this talent.
We need to set this as soon as possible,” said Gopichand.
Former international coach and Lakshya U Vimal Kumar said that the Lakshya show was a good sign.
Vism even identifies future stars on single men.
“Lakshya is fine at the highest level and making a sign between the top is definitely a good sign.
We have players like Kiran George, Priyanshu, Meiraba.
They are all a good single player who can make it big,” Vimal said, added that the para These players need good exposure.
“What they need is just exposure to the right tournament to enter 50-50 next year motivating other children who aspire to make marks on the big stage,” Vimal said.
Vism felt sad that Srikanth lost three years both in his career.
“Srikanth is formed again very encouraging.
I feel sad to be wasted three years …
I feel that Sameer Verma can also do well in the coming years.”