PV Sindhu made a mistake during the match, she herself gave clarification

The sixth day of Paris Olympics 2024 was not good for India. While on one hand India won medals, on the other hand Nikhat Zareen lost in boxing, PV Sindhu in badminton and Team India lost in hockey. Indian fans are expecting medals from their team and players in these three sports. But the hopes of crores of Indian fans got a big blow when Olympic medalist PV Sindhu lost her match and got out of the Paris Olympics. Fans were expecting a medal from PV Sindhu this time too.

What did PV Sindhu say after the defeat?

PV Sindhu had to face defeat at the hands of a Chinese player on the sixth day of Paris Olympics 2024. After this defeat, PV Sindhu said that we worked hard, we did what we could. It's all a game of luck, I have no regrets. I kept fighting in the match but who knows what will happen next. We both were struggling for 1-1 points in the match. But I think I have to control some errors in my defense.

Sindhu lost the match to Bing Jiao of China

On the sixth day of Paris Olympics, PV Sindhu faced China's Bing Jiao in the round-16 badminton match. China's Bing Jiao won this match 21-19 and 21-14. With this defeat, PV Sindhu's journey in Paris Olympics has also ended. In this match, PV Sindhu was seen fighting with the Chinese player but Sindhu could not win.

Face to face between Sindhu and Bing Jiao

Sindhu defeated Bing Jiao 21-13, 21-15 in the bronze medal match of the Tokyo Olympics. However, Bing Jia won her previous match against Sindhu at the 2022 Asian Games. Talking about head to head, Bing Jiao has a record of 12-9 against Sindhu. Bing Jiao has had the upper hand in this match of Paris Olympics as well.

Paris Olympics was not good for Indian boxers. Amit Pankhal, Preeti Pawar and Jasmine Lamboria have already been eliminated. Another disappointment came on the sixth day. There were a lot of expectations from Nikhat Zarin, who won the World Championship, but she lagged behind in the women's 50 kg boxing category. China's Wei Yu defeated her in the pre-quarterfinal match. With this, her journey is now over. Anjum Mudagil and Sift Kaur Samara were eliminated in the women's shooting 50 meter rifle three position event. In the qualification round, Anjum is at 18th place with 584 points and Sift is at 31st place with 575 points. It was necessary to be in the top-8 to reach the final.