Syed Modi International 2022: PV Sindhu enters final after Kosetskaya retires midway
PV Sindhu easily pocketed the first game 21-11 before Kosetskaya conceded the second women's singles semifinal match
PV Sindhu (Source: Uttar Pradesh Badminton Association)
Two-time Olympic medallist PV Sindhu reached the woSindhu, the top seed, easily pocketed the first game 21-11 before Kosetskaya conceded the second women's singles semifinal matchSindhu, the top seed, easily pocketed the first game 21-11 before Kosetskaya conceded the second women's singles semifinal matchSindhu, the top seed, easily pocketed the first game 21-11 before Kosetskaya conceded the second women's singles semifinal match.
Former world champion Sindhu will face compatriot Malvika Bansod in the summit clash on Sunday.
Malvika defeated another Indian, Anupama Upadhyaya, 19-21, 21-19, 21-7 in a tough three-game contest.
It was expected to be an easy outing for Sindhu going by form, world ranking as well as head-to-head record.
Ranked seventh in the BWF rankings, Sindhu had defeated world number 28 Kosetskaya twice before Saturday's tie, and the Indian ace once again came out on top to extend her dominant record against the Russian.