Indian badminton star PV Sindhu secured a commanding victory over Estonia’s Kristin Kuuba in her final Group M match of the women’s singles event at the Paris Olympics on Wednesday.

Sindhu, a two-time Olympic medalist, showcased her exceptional skill and form as she cruised to a straightforward 21-5, 21-10 win. The victory not only guaranteed her a spot in the pre-quarterfinals but also underscored her pursuit of an unprecedented third Olympic medal.

The match was a display of Sindhu’s dominance, as she quickly dispatched Kuuba in just two sets. Despite a brief challenge in the second set, Sindhu’s precision and agility ensured a decisive win, allowing her to wrap up the match in just over half an hour.

Reflecting on her performance, Sindhu commented, “I’m pleased with how I played today. It was important to maintain focus and execute my game plan effectively. Each match is a step towards my ultimate goal.”

Sindhu’s victory adds to the growing excitement around Indian badminton as she continues her quest for Olympic success. Her impressive performance not only bolsters her medal hopes but also sets a strong tone as she advances to the next stages of the tournament.