Aarhus: Ace Shuttler Saina Nehwal was forced to retire in the middle of his opening match, but Indian young brigades produce a clinical look to break through a good 3-2 victory over Spain and made the early victory for the Uber Cup campaign on Sunday.
Starting the process for India, the London Olympic Bronze Medal Saina had to admit the match after losing the first 20-22 match against Spain Clara Azurmendi as he developed discomfort in the groin area.
However, Malvika Bansod ensured that India quickly recovered from the reversal of the opening game when he disbursed 21-13 21-15 victory which dominated the former Beatriz No.
20 Corrales to bring India to the Spanish team with the Spanish team.
Tanisha Crasto and Rutaparna Panda then produced an impressive appearance, fully revealed Spain Paula Lopez and Lorena Usle 21-10 21-8 when India won a 2-1 leader in five-match rubber.
In the third single, Aditi Bhatt gave a lot of talent looks during a 21-16 21-14 victory over Ania Setien Spain in the third single when India sealed a contest 3-1.
Commonwealth Games Bronze Medalist N Sikki Reddy and Ashwini Ponnappa, however, cannot pass throughout the world of Azurmendi and Corrales, losing 18-21 21-14 17-21 in the second women’s double match.
India will face Scotland in their second Group B match on Tuesday.
Saina was forced to get out of court after feeling the pain suddenly at the groin in the middle through the first single woman match.
“There was a certain catch in my groin.
I was surprised to see how it happened.
I tried to get my rhythm and I couldn’t get it and I had to give up because it was sick when I took the length of the lungs” Saina was quoted by Olympics.com .
The 31-year-old player from Hyderabad said he would monitor his injury in the next few days.
“I think, let’s look at three, the next four days, how it is.
There are two more matches, so I just want to see how it goes.
I don’t want to make a sudden decision at this time because my body feels.
Good but this groin problem must go .
“However, it was a pleasant sight to see the children stepping.
First is a left-handed bansod, which produces an extraordinary appearance, making Corrales run around the court in return returned to dominate the process.
Indians enter the break with tin 11-8 before grabbing nine game points.
He lost two opportunities before sealing the opening game with the right clean return.
Bansod, which has won international Uganda and Lithuania this year, plays several extraordinary shots to remove a small deficit early in the second match and hold an advantage of 11-5 at the interval.
Corrale tried to return at the next stage but the Bansod won five match points before releasing brutal smash to seal the contest.
Tanisha and Rutaparna then showed great tactical sharpness, leaving their opponents amazed by their smart badminton.
Duo dominated the match with their strength and precision like Paula and Lorena gave up in a pile of mistakes.
Furthermore, Aditi brought momentum ahead, issuing a sandy performance when he kept his nose forward after breaking at 4-4, even though his opponent grapped his heels.
He was more comfortable in the second match, moving in a giant step to finally close comfortably.
The man’s team will take the Dutch later.