Twitter sends messages of support to PV Sindhu after her final loss at the Dubai World Superseries Finals 2017
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World No. 2 Akane Yamaguchi edges Sindhu 15-21, 21-12, 21-19 in 1 hour 34 minutes to win the title. Kids Watch -
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Legends Watch - PV Sindhu Vs Akane Yamaguchi . - Sir Ravindra Jadeja (@SirJadeja) Saina vs China was once a thing
Sindhu vs Japan is fast becoming one- Gaurav Kalra (@gauravkalra75) Salute to the fighting spirit of ! Once again we witnessed an extraordinary performance from you. What a thrilling match!! Keep making us proud - Vishal (@vishaldamgude18) What a match!! Great fight You gave your all. Hard luck! Congratulations on the Silver. We are very very proud of you :) - Yatin Bhatkar (@bhatkaryatin) Watch a match, what a game! Win or lose, you are a champion . Congratulations on the silver. - Lokesh Nara (@naralokesh) Take a bow, Sindhu. Agreed, you might have faltered once again in the finals, but reaching finals of such competitions is a victory in itself. One hopes your fortune with big titles changes in 2018. - Ashim Sunam (@ashim_sport) The wait continues..
The tops seed triumps in this amazing finals.
Well played
2018 all silvers will turn in gold.
Wish you all the best..- smit khedekar (@smit126) We witnessed a great final and PV Sindhu ALMOST created history.
She will bring home the silver of the after losing to Akane Yamaguchi in a marathon encounter! - PBL India (@PBLIndiaLive) Well played PV Sindhu. It was a tough game to lose. But it's fine really enjoyed the game. So proud of you girl. All the best for future - Raj Gupta (@Graja0235Raja) And that's it. 2 miscues at the net and again comes up short in the final. This has again been a phenomenal year for Sindhu.
She will be back stronger.- Souvik Roy Chowdhury (@souvikrc) SILVER SINDHU- Bikash Chand Katoch (@KatochBikash) Great final, well played both. Congrats Yamaguchi, hard luck - Cricketwallah (@cricketwallah) What a final again and again it’s silver to This is a jinx she will break for sure in 2018. Rio, Glasgow and Dubai-enough.- Boria Majumdar (@BoriaMajumdar) Another heartbreaking marathon final against a Japanese opponent for ! Chin up, all of India is behind you for the future! - Aman Shah (@aman812) So near yet so far for PV Sindhu. :( Olympics, World Championships and this... But what a legend! So good to see an absolute elite player from India!- Prashant Paul (@PrashantSport) loses her third major final after coming close to end the drought. She has played many such humdingers in the last few years winning some, losing some. But somehow hasn't cracked the code in the major championship finals.- Abhijeet Kulkarni (@abk6580) - so near yet to sar. Falls at the final hurdle in BWF to Yamaguchi 21-15, 12-21, 19-21 in a crazy final. So we are yet to have an Indian winning the title. - Jaspreet Sahni (@JaspreetSSahni) Yamaguchi raised her game at crucial points. Sindhu looked understandably tired. Ultimately, what a display of badminton from both the ladies! - Wanderstruck (@mrslazybones) . made that costly error at the fag end of the decider :( Pulsating final nevertheless. Does Sindhu play any other way? :) - Suprita Das (@suprita2009) She is a champion for sure but even champions need to get better it seems. Gopi and know what to aim in 2018. More power to them.- Boria Majumdar (@BoriaMajumdar) Absolute proud of the way you played ; Congratulations on winning Silver in such prestigious tournament. We are with you, now & always - (@India_AllSports) Words fall short to describe the performance of PV Sindhu. The champion never fails to amaze us with her skills. This silver is no less than a gold. - BAI Media (@BAI_Media) PV Sindhu and Akane Yamaguchi played tirelessly for 43 minutes in that final game and showcased their skills. Kudos to the players for putting up a spectacle in Dubai.- PBL India (@PBLIndiaLive) The chase for that elusive GOLD will keep our star going. We are proud of you Sindhu nevertheless - anjali banerjee (@anjali_banerjee) Load More
Twitter sends messages of support to PV Sindhu after her final loss at the Dubai World Superseries Finals 2017
World No. 2 Akane Yamaguchi edges Sindhu 15-21, 21-12, 21-19 in 1 hour 34 minutes to win the title. Kids Watch -
Men Watch -
Legends Watch - PV Sindhu Vs Akane Yamaguchi . - Sir Ravindra Jadeja (@SirJadeja) Saina vs China was once a thing
Sindhu vs Japan is fast becoming one- Gaurav Kalra (@gauravkalra75) Salute to the fighting spirit of ! Once again we witnessed an extraordinary performance from you. What a thrilling match!! Keep making us proud - Vishal (@vishaldamgude18) What a match!! Great fight You gave your all. Hard luck! Congratulations on the Silver. We are very very proud of you :) - Yatin Bhatkar (@bhatkaryatin) Watch a match, what a game! Win or lose, you are a champion . Congratulations on the silver. - Lokesh Nara (@naralokesh) Take a bow, Sindhu. Agreed, you might have faltered once again in the finals, but reaching finals of such competitions is a victory in itself. One hopes your fortune with big titles changes in 2018. - Ashim Sunam (@ashim_sport) The wait continues..
The tops seed triumps in this amazing finals.
Well played
2018 all silvers will turn in gold.
Wish you all the best..- smit khedekar (@smit126) We witnessed a great final and PV Sindhu ALMOST created history.
She will bring home the silver of the after losing to Akane Yamaguchi in a marathon encounter! - PBL India (@PBLIndiaLive) Well played PV Sindhu. It was a tough game to lose. But it's fine really enjoyed the game. So proud of you girl. All the best for future - Raj Gupta (@Graja0235Raja) And that's it. 2 miscues at the net and again comes up short in the final. This has again been a phenomenal year for Sindhu.
She will be back stronger.- Souvik Roy Chowdhury (@souvikrc) SILVER SINDHU- Bikash Chand Katoch (@KatochBikash) Great final, well played both. Congrats Yamaguchi, hard luck - Cricketwallah (@cricketwallah) What a final again and again it’s silver to This is a jinx she will break for sure in 2018. Rio, Glasgow and Dubai-enough.- Boria Majumdar (@BoriaMajumdar) Another heartbreaking marathon final against a Japanese opponent for ! Chin up, all of India is behind you for the future! - Aman Shah (@aman812) So near yet so far for PV Sindhu. :( Olympics, World Championships and this... But what a legend! So good to see an absolute elite player from India!- Prashant Paul (@PrashantSport) loses her third major final after coming close to end the drought. She has played many such humdingers in the last few years winning some, losing some. But somehow hasn't cracked the code in the major championship finals.- Abhijeet Kulkarni (@abk6580) - so near yet to sar. Falls at the final hurdle in BWF to Yamaguchi 21-15, 12-21, 19-21 in a crazy final. So we are yet to have an Indian winning the title. - Jaspreet Sahni (@JaspreetSSahni) Yamaguchi raised her game at crucial points. Sindhu looked understandably tired. Ultimately, what a display of badminton from both the ladies! - Wanderstruck (@mrslazybones) . made that costly error at the fag end of the decider :( Pulsating final nevertheless. Does Sindhu play any other way? :) - Suprita Das (@suprita2009) She is a champion for sure but even champions need to get better it seems. Gopi and know what to aim in 2018. More power to them.- Boria Majumdar (@BoriaMajumdar) Absolute proud of the way you played ; Congratulations on winning Silver in such prestigious tournament. We are with you, now & always - (@India_AllSports) Words fall short to describe the performance of PV Sindhu. The champion never fails to amaze us with her skills. This silver is no less than a gold. - BAI Media (@BAI_Media) PV Sindhu and Akane Yamaguchi played tirelessly for 43 minutes in that final game and showcased their skills. Kudos to the players for putting up a spectacle in Dubai.- PBL India (@PBLIndiaLive) The chase for that elusive GOLD will keep our star going. We are proud of you Sindhu nevertheless - anjali banerjee (@anjali_banerjee) Load More