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Tokyo Olympics, Badminton Bronze Medal Match, Highlights: PV Sindhu Beats He Bing Jiao To Win Historic Bronze At Tokyo Olympics
Badminton bronze medal match, PV Sindhu vs He Bing Jiao Highlights: PV Sindhu defeated He Bing Jiao in straight games to clinch the bronze medal at the Tokyo Games and become the first Indian woman to win two individual Olympic medals.
PV Sindhu scripted history on Sunday as she defeated He Bing Jiao of China to become the first Indian woman to win two individual Olympic medals. Sindhu defeated He Bing Jiao 21-13 and 21-15 in the bronze medal match. Sindhu was clinical throughout the contest and didn't give her opponent any chance in the match. Sindhu had suffered a heart-breaking loss to world no.1 Tai Tzu Ying in the semi-final on Saturday. Sindhu lost the semi-final 18-21, 12-21.Â
Here Are The Highlights Of PV Sindhu vs He Bing Jiao (Badminton Women's Singles Bronze Medal Match) From Tokyo Olympics 2020
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PV Sindhu wins bronze medal!
PV Sindhu beats He Bing Jiao in straight games to clinch the women's singles bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics. Sindhu won the match 21-13, 21-15 in a match that lasted 53 minutes.
History has been created as its a back to back Olympic medal for India's @Pvsindhu1. She wins the BRONZE against China's He Bing Jiao 21-13, 21-15 at #Tokyo2020pic.twitter.com/Y5kYn6IuKb
PV Sindhu has lost nine out of her 15 matches against China's He Bing Jiao and the Indian shuttler will be looking to better that record with a win today.
PV Sindhu fought hard against the world number one Tai Tzu Ying of Chinese Taipei in the women's singles badminton semi-final at the ongoing Tokyo Olympics but lost the match 18-21, 12-21.
Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the women's singles badminton bronze medal match between India's PV Sindhu and China's He Bing Jiao. If Sindhu wins today, she will become the first Indian woman to win two individual medals at the Olympics.